Online software defined radio / listening to HAARP

wimdb · 30-07-2012, 01:00 PM

As a junior level Ham operator, I found out about software radio's.
In normal language, you can operate and listen to some HAM radio bands online. Here is the full list of these stations. http://www.websdr.org/

Haarp is able to broadcast 0.9 HZ, these waves are twice the earth's diameter!

Other frequencies that Haarp uses are 3.39 MHZ or 6.90 Mhz
In Khz this is 3390 KHZ and 6900 Khz.

This SDR on http://websdr-next.radio.it/ can go until 3398 Khz,
so if haarp should use this frequency it should be visible.

When watching the waterfall spectrum, some strange things appear. Signals that can only be artificial. Sometimes I see a cascade of frequencies passing and I have no clue what they are. Sonar, radar, disturbance or maybe natural, who knows.

After using these SDR's for a short while, you'll notice signals every 5 or 10 khz. They look artificial to me.

My favourite station is http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/

blahblah · 18-08-2012, 11:37 PM

Fascinating stuff..I used to have a Hi-Gain 5 radio when I was a kid...

Am gonna look into all this again...fascinating listenin and trying to decipher it all...

soylentgreen · 24-08-2012, 07:16 PM

Back in the day, I studied amateur radio (HAM) and was fascinated with radios and antennas. I also discovered sideband CB radio... lots of fun "shooting skip" and no license needed. I never did follow through on the HAM license, but continued to study, especially antenna design. Thanks for the info about online software radio. I use Linux (Ubuntu) and might not have current java. I'll ask around the Ubuntu forums for solution. By the way, I still have an old school multi-band radio (with shortwave) that my father-in-law got at a yard sale for 5 bucks

blind seance · 13-09-2012, 12:42 PM

Great post. I love it. I have to sign in at home to use the site.

blind seance · 14-09-2012, 04:22 AM

hahaha wow i tuned into my first frequency.

Bandwidth:
2.49 kHz @ -6dB; 2.95 kHz @ -60dB

3413.00 khz

its some women reporting on some kinda sightings or weather patterns.
shanon volnec is her name

date
becoming
locations
wind
visability
temp
due point

30-07-2012, 01:00 PM	#1
wimdb Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Belgium Posts: 30	Online software defined radio / listening to HAARP As a junior level Ham operator, I found out about software radio's. In normal language, you can operate and listen to some HAM radio bands online. Here is the full list of these stations. http://www.websdr.org/ Haarp is able to broadcast 0.9 HZ, these waves are twice the earth's diameter! Other frequencies that Haarp uses are 3.39 MHZ or 6.90 Mhz In Khz this is 3390 KHZ and 6900 Khz. This SDR on http://websdr-next.radio.it/ can go until 3398 Khz, so if haarp should use this frequency it should be visible. When watching the waterfall spectrum, some strange things appear. Signals that can only be artificial. Sometimes I see a cascade of frequencies passing and I have no clue what they are. Sonar, radar, disturbance or maybe natural, who knows. After using these SDR's for a short while, you'll notice signals every 5 or 10 khz. They look artificial to me. My favourite station is http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/

13-09-2012, 12:42 PM	#4
blind seance Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Califas Posts: 178	Great post. I love it. I have to sign in at home to use the site. __________________ http://cover-upz.blogspot.com/ "Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for they are subtle and quick to anger"

14-09-2012, 04:22 AM	#5
blind seance Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Califas Posts: 178	hahaha wow i tuned into my first frequency. Bandwidth: 2.49 kHz @ -6dB; 2.95 kHz @ -60dB 3413.00 khz its some women reporting on some kinda sightings or weather patterns. shanon volnec is her name date becoming locations wind visability temp due point __________________ http://cover-upz.blogspot.com/ "Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for they are subtle and quick to anger"

18-08-2012, 11:37 PM	#2
blahblah Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 760	Fascinating stuff..I used to have a Hi-Gain 5 radio when I was a kid... Am gonna look into all this again...fascinating listenin and trying to decipher it all...

24-08-2012, 07:16 PM	#3
soylentgreen Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: California, USA Posts: 180	Back in the day, I studied amateur radio (HAM) and was fascinated with radios and antennas. I also discovered sideband CB radio... lots of fun "shooting skip" and no license needed. I never did follow through on the HAM license, but continued to study, especially antenna design. Thanks for the info about online software radio. I use Linux (Ubuntu) and might not have current java. I'll ask around the Ubuntu forums for solution. By the way, I still have an old school multi-band radio (with shortwave) that my father-in-law got at a yard sale for 5 bucks