Katok-65
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| - | Katok-65 is the callsign for a Russian military communication station. It is very active during Russian military exercises, most notably ZAPAD. Katok-65 is the recipient callsign of messages sent on this network; it wouldn't indicate the name of the station itself sending on it. Messages addressed to Katok-65 also rarely appeared on the main district network, on the channel 4625, UVB-76 (The Buzzer). | + | Katok-65 is the callsign for a Russian military communication station. It is very active during Russian military exercises, most notably ZAPAD. Katok-65 is the recipient callsign of messages sent on this network; it wouldn't indicate the name of the station itself sending on it. Messages addressed to Katok-65 also rarely appeared on the main district network, on the channel 4625 kHz, UVB-76 (The Buzzer). |
This network also formerly used 6930 kHz for daytime frequency, before it switched to 4224 kHz. | This network also formerly used 6930 kHz for daytime frequency, before it switched to 4224 kHz. | ||
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Katok-65 (recipient callsign) | Katok-65 (recipient callsign) | ||
| - | Frequencies: 3218.5 (nighttime), 4224 (daytime) | + | Frequencies: 3218.5 kHz (nighttime), 4224 kHz (daytime) |
Status: Active | Status: Active | ||
Latest revision as of 19:40, 18 December 2018
Katok-65 is the callsign for a Russian military communication station. It is very active during Russian military exercises, most notably ZAPAD. Katok-65 is the recipient callsign of messages sent on this network; it wouldn't indicate the name of the station itself sending on it. Messages addressed to Katok-65 also rarely appeared on the main district network, on the channel 4625 kHz, UVB-76 (The Buzzer).
This network also formerly used 6930 kHz for daytime frequency, before it switched to 4224 kHz.
SPECIFICS
Katok-65 (recipient callsign)
Frequencies: 3218.5 kHz (nighttime), 4224 kHz (daytime)
Status: Active
Voice: Live Russian
Emission mode: USB
Location: Russia
(Information courtesy of Priyom.org)
