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Latest revision as of 01:26, 26 July 2026
Russian Military Smolensk Net 4770 kHz[edit | edit source]
Description:[edit | edit source]
The station identify himself as Spashiba126 and Akula56 and is emitted from near Smolensk. It consists of voice messages in Russian and musical propaganda. The signal is known for its irregular transmission schedule and changing frequencies.
Additional information, this station often use pip marker and noise/hum to make the frequency busy and is not active 24/7 but the station itself is active outside transmissions
The station is counterpart to Spashiba126 and Akula56
About[edit | edit source]
| Call | Type |
|---|---|
| 7GAT | Recipient |
| Akula56 | Caller |
| Spashiba126 | Caller |
| Frequency | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 4770 kHz | Active | Main Net Frequency |
Location[edit | edit source]
Near Smolensk, Russia (likely from: 54.824360, 31.813664)[edit | edit source]
Also See[edit | edit source]
- Spashiba126
- Category Smolensk Network
- 4379 kHz Net page
- 4848 kHz Net page
- 4854 kHz Net page
- 4935 kHz Net (Astra TX) page