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Created page with "thumb|'''NS7 Marker on 5000kHz. Date: 04/08/2026''' NS7 (or NST0) is an American Military Station that broadcasts in upper sideband mode, on the frequency of 5000kHz. Even though NS7 is English and American, It's Transmitter is believed to be ~15mi Southwest of Győr, Hungary. ===== Former Frequencies: ===== 8000kHz, 8010kHz. ===== Messages: ===== NS7 Transmits under a monolith like message sequence like: NS7 (operator callsign), stand by. (Mes..."
 
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NS7 (or NST0) is an American Military Station that broadcasts in upper sideband mode, on the frequency of 5000kHz. Even though NS7 is English and American, It's Transmitter is believed to be ~15mi Southwest of Győr, Hungary.


===== Former Frequencies: =====
'''NS7''' (also known as '''NST0''') is an American military shortwave radio station that broadcasts in upper sideband (USB) mode. Its transmitter is believed to be located approximately 15 miles southwest of Győr, Hungary.
8000kHz,


8010kHz.
== Frequencies ==
* 5000 kHz at night (8 PM - 5 AM EST)
* 4600 kHz during the day (6 AM - 7 PM EST)
* 3950 kHz (least active)


===== Messages: =====
Former frequencies: 8000 kHz, 8010 kHz, and 8300 kHz.
NS7 Transmits under a monolith like message sequence like:


NS7 (operator callsign), stand by.
The station is not active 24 hours a day and is most active at night on 3950 kHz.


== Messages ==
NS7 uses a monolith-like format. A typical transmission begins:
NS7 (operator callsign), stand by. 
(Message Sequence).
(Message Sequence).


===== Frequencies: =====
== Callsigns ==
The marker is in USB Modulation, 5000kHz at Night (8PM through 5AM), and 8330kHz at Day (6AM Through 7PM), Timezone EST.
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Callsign !! Date noted
===== Callsigns: =====
|-
Main Callsigns of NS7 (NST0) vary over the time. Most are:
| CA89 || 15 May 2026
 
|-
5/15/26 - CA89
| NS7 || 8 August 2026
 
|-
8/8/26 - NS7
| RAO || 8 August 2026
 
|-
===== Owner: =====
| TZT || 19 August 2026
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), (Unconfirmed).
|}
 
Central Intelligence Ageny (CIA), (Partially Confirmed, Unable to set as Confirmed Due to Missing Evidence).
 


Although NS7 isnt 24/7 Active, it is mostly active during Night.
== Owner ==
Believed to be operated by the Defense Intelligence Agency (unconfirmed) and/or the Central Intelligence Agency (partially confirmed).
[[Category:Radio Stations]]
[[category:Military]]

Latest revision as of 03:49, 26 August 2026

NS7 Marker on 5000kHz. Date: 04/08/2026

NS7 (also known as NST0) is an American military shortwave radio station that broadcasts in upper sideband (USB) mode. Its transmitter is believed to be located approximately 15 miles southwest of Győr, Hungary.

Frequencies[edit | edit source]

  • 5000 kHz at night (8 PM - 5 AM EST)
  • 4600 kHz during the day (6 AM - 7 PM EST)
  • 3950 kHz (least active)

Former frequencies: 8000 kHz, 8010 kHz, and 8300 kHz.

The station is not active 24 hours a day and is most active at night on 3950 kHz.

Messages[edit | edit source]

NS7 uses a monolith-like format. A typical transmission begins:

NS7 (operator callsign), stand by. (Message Sequence).

Callsigns[edit | edit source]

Callsign Date noted
CA89 15 May 2026
NS7 8 August 2026
RAO 8 August 2026
TZT 19 August 2026

Owner[edit | edit source]

Believed to be operated by the Defense Intelligence Agency (unconfirmed) and/or the Central Intelligence Agency (partially confirmed).