Last night I was surfing the 5 MHz segment, when I heard a station sending 5 letter groups, in Spanish, USB, at 5155 kHz. I thought it was a Number Station, but this time there was another station acknowledging the transmissions.The station PN (Papa November) was reading out the groups, and San Pedro Radio-CBS (Chilean Coastal Station) was confirming reception, or asking for repeats. This went on for about 30 minutes, with ocasional log-ins by Magellanes Radio-CBM (also Chilean Coastal Station).Log05155 CBS: Chilean Coastal Station in qso w/ "Papa Bravo", who was reading out 5LG. 0155 USB/Voice (06mar2009) (PY1VHF) _Every now and then I stumble upon this Japanese net, in CW, always on 4191 kHz (zero beat frequency). The c/s are usually the same, JQMY, JHQY, JHWF, JINZ, JIQA etc. There is little traffic, and it is full of japanese characters, I presume. I am still to take the time and patience to translate all CW special characters into "kana" codes, and then into English or Portuguese.The log-in session can be found here: Audio_Clip (mp3). Shortly I will be uploading a traffic session audio clip.Example of the traffic:TTNM6 ON IFIFSN DE JQMY (--.--) 9T -.-.. K5IF4/2I NDE JEIEES III (--.--) 7TBIF 1(...-.)DE JHWF QT5 T(-.-..)D2 (...-.) DE JISZ G(---.) M6 5BIF 1(...-.)DE JHIY 87 TT(--.--)9 (-.-..) C2SDE JIQE (--.--)7 5(----) BIF 2SR BCMK PAL ?NKS ?KKGV MS (--.-.)1 kHz below another station transmitted the following:NR33 (.-.-..)38 NR 1(-..---)A(.-.-.) V(-.--.) BT A(-.-.-) ... WNN... In parenthesis: maybe prosign/special characters, maybe kana sign. The German film Der Westen Leuchtet shows an agent receiving a number station (G-16) transmission via a Sony ICF-7800 radio, and proceeding to decode the message using his one-time pad: 0771.7 PNA: Prefectura Naval Argentina (Argentine Coast Guard) 0017 Sitor-B w/ wx and bureaucratic bulletins (25feb2009) (PY1VHF)07967 JX5Q: Russian Mil net 0203 CW Tactical C/S called: 3GDX, CKQV,NWMU, BGFS, BEVT, G2MT (25feb2009) (PY1VHF)08040 GYA: Northwood, UK 0218 Fax w/ Weather. Nice sigs (25feb2009)(PY1VHF)08467.5 JJC: Tokyo Radio 0026 Fax w/ (pbbly) news in Japanese(25feb2009) (PY1VHF)09182 BUR: Chilean Navy 0030 USB/ALE clg TAC (25feb2009) (PY1VHF)10428 UNID: Pips, 2 tones (app. 1600Hz / 2440Hz). S/ off at 0105 (25feb2009) (PY1VHF) Comecando este blog, finalmente...Algumas escutas de ontem a noite, 21 de fevereiro de 2009:7771.7 kHz Prefectura Naval Argentina * Sitor-B * 2300z * w/ weather in SS ALLISS antenna system. It costs only about US$ 15,000,000...Photo copyright: unknown authorMore info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ALLISS All times UTC9198.0 BVG: Chilean Navy 0040 USB/ALE clg CAS (23feb2009) (PY1VHF)9198.0 BUR: Chilean Navy 0048 USB/ALE clg CA2 (Main Naval Base, Talcahuano) (23feb2009) (PY1VHF)7770.0 PNA: Prefectura Naval Argentina (Argentine Coast Guard) 0053 Sitor-B w/ NAWS. This is the receiving frequency. Transmission freq. is 7771.7 kHz (23feb2009) (PY1VHF)4520.0 PNA: Prefectura Naval Argentina (Argentine Coast Guard) 0102Sitor-B / Voice (J3E). (23feb2009) (PY1VHF)6834 GYA: RN Northwood, UK. 0112 Fax/F1C. Weather prognosis. (23feb2009)(PY1VHF)8957 Shannon: Volmet, UK. 0121 J3E YL in EE (23feb2009) (PY1VHF)5450 RAF: Volmet, UK. 0131 J3E YL in EE (23feb2009) (PY1VHF)4610 GYA: RN Northwood, UK. 0133 Fax/F1C. Schedule. (23feb2009) (PY1VHF)6361 UNID: Russian Mil 0140 CW w/ 5FG (23feb2009) (PY1VHF)9228 UNID: VVV series, several times.