26.555 MHz LSB showing some early activity at 1410 UTC. Channel 9 27.065 MHz AM is also very busy. As to be expected, 26.715 MHz is also very busy. At 1421 UTC hearing Spanish on 26.725 MHz AM as well as 26.715 AM and 26.705 AM.
Caribbean DX also booming in on 27.515 MHz LSB. 27.500 MHz USB active with some weaker traffic at 1415 UTC.
Other active frequencies:
25.695 MHz AM - the usual taxi dispatcher lady reading numbers in Spanish - YL taxi cab dispatch 25 MHz
26.035 MHz AM - taxi dispatch traffic - YL reading taxi numbers in Spanish language
26.055 MHz AM
26.105 MHz AM
26.335 MHz AM
26.375 MHz AM
26.405 MHz AM
26.475 MHz AM
26.555 MHz LSB - Spanish language/Latin American calling frequency (low channel - Channel 4 low band, LSB)
26.585 MHz AM - Spanish language, sporadic signal...heavy fading/QSB - popular free band channel for Latin America
26.625 MHz AM - Spanish language
26.765 MHz AM - Spanish language, weak
26.835 MHz AM - US and Caribbean stations, "Triple 777" "Duck Hunter" and others heard at 1430 UTC - 1432 UTC
26.840 MHz FM - POCSAG signal noted (weak)
26.895 MHz AM - Taxi cab radio - YL dispatcher talking to OM drivers at 1434 UTC
27.455 MHz USB - Spanish language/Latin Ameican calling frequency (high channel - Channel 4 high band, USB)
27.465 MHz USB
27.500 MHz LSB - now booming in just as strong as 27.515 LSB (at 1426 UTC)
27.500 MHz USB
27.505 MHz USB
27.555 MHz USB - International 11 meter calling frequency the triple 5 27555 27.555 USB
27.570 MHz USB
27.645 MHz USB
Lots of fish hooks popping up - both within the 26.957 MHz - 27.283 MHz Part 18 ISM band and above channel 40 and below channel 1. Also several over the horizon radar signals jumping around the band - noted center frequencies 27.925 MHz, 27.955 MHz, 27.710 MHz, 27.765 MHz, 27.650 MHz, 27.785 MHz, 27.965 MHz and several others in the 27.6 MHz to 28.0 MHz region..
Checked a KiwiSDR in Switzerland -
http://hasenberg700m.ddns.net:8074/ - tons of pager signals in the 26 MHz portion and lots of SSB traffic above channel 40
Active 26 MHz European paging pager and telemetry frequencies:
26.200 MHz FM - weak POCSAG or similar signal noted, roughly 8-9 kHz wide
26.350 MHz FM
26.555 MHz FM - numerous signals on frequency, some pushing S7
26.600 MHz FM - numerous signals on frequency
26.610 MHz FM - numerous signals on frequency
26.670 MHz FM - at least two different signals, one closer to 26.672
26.695 MHz FM
26.700 MHz FM
26.705 MHz FM - numerous signals on frequency, some pushing S9 easily
26.745 MHz FM - numerous signals on frequency
26.750 MHz FM
26.755 MHz FM - numerous signals on frequency
26.845 MHz FM
26.850 MHz FM
26.855 MHz FM - numerous signals on frequency
26.900 MHz FM
26.950 MHz FM