Re: Pirate station on 1650

["Kaimbridge M. GoldChild" <kaimbridge@my-dejanews.com>]

Larry Weil wrote,

> There has been for the past several days an apparent pirate on 1650
> (extended band) in the Boston area.  As of last night, they were
> repeating the NWS forcast, probably for test purposes.

I've noticed them since Monday night @ 22:30, real strong at South
Station:  I thought they might have been the "Big Dig" TIS changing
frequency--again!--but, so far, I haven't heard ANY 1.650/TIS
ID/notification.
NOW, *since 1.650 started*, there has been some 0.590, 1.030 and 1.260
imaging/intermod (?) on 1.670 (strong 1.260) and real weak signals on
1.700:  These images have been noted in the past, but only on isolated
nights, with the signals clicking in & out, up & down in strength, all
in sync (like all the images are caused by a single transmitter
source?)--could this be caused by either 1.030's or 1.260's xtmtr, or
would this likely be just some sort of receiver error mixing on my end
(but only on certain nights??)?

     ~Kaimbridge~

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