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Cuba Government is jamming on 40 meters.

This is a pretty simple mixture for the mythical 100% encrypted comms. The use of a One Time Pad along with an encrypted radio. The solution to everyone’s secure tribe/group/team comms problem. Side note: as a reader pointed out. It does not stop detection of your signal. Just encrypts the information being sent. You canContinue reading “100% Encrypted Team Comms”

I discussed the encryption of these two radios on my Group Comms post. Here I have the computer menu for both the Baofeng DM1701 and the Anytone AT-D878UV. The DM1701 uses up to a 32 character encryption key. The AT-D878UV uses upto a 64 character encryption key for AES encryption that is compatible with theContinue reading “Baofeng DM1701 & Anytone AT-D878UV Encryption Code Sizes.”

First off let me start off by saying I’m testing these two scanners for a particular application. For just basic scanning the local LEO’s, fire and EMT they both work perfectly fine. You put you zip code in and they upload the frequencies from the Radio Reference data saved on the micro SD card inContinue reading “Uniden BCD436HP vs Whistler TRX-1 Testing Part 1”

Mode is Upper Sideband (USB) unless otherwise noted Air Route Area 5505     Aero Europe VOLMET 5520     Aero Caribbean (CAR-B) Major World Air Route Area 5526     Aero South America (SAM-C/NE/SE) Major World Air Route Area 5529     Aero LDOC Airline Company Discrete 5532     Aero LDOC Airline Company Discrete 5535     Aero LDOC Airline Company Discrete 5538     Aero LDOCContinue reading “SW Listening Frequencies 5.500 to 6.000”

I will be doing some testing of the Uniden BCD436HP and Whistler TRX-1 scanners. My main test will be the Close Call/Spectrum Sweeper features using analog and digital radios. Supposedly if you have one of these scanners you can “instantly” pick up a unknown signal. I want to see if this idea is true orContinue reading “Upcoming Digital Scanner Testing”

This a great video about night operations.

Mode is Upper Sideband (USB) unless otherwise noted 5000     Time/Frequency Standard Stations WWV/WWVH Ft. Collins, CO/Kauai,  HI (AM) 5008     Transportation Department Emergency Net Nationwide 5015     US Army Corps of Engineers Point to Point Network Nationwide (USB/ALE) <Channel 2> 5026     US Air Force Airborne Command Post Network Worldwide <Z-140> 5062     US Army National Guard Nationwide (USB/ALE) 5080    Continue reading “SW Listening Frequencies 5.000 to 5.500”

After fitness this is probably one of the biggest failures in the prepper/survivalist community. Alot of these people believe all they need is their food and guns. They believe they don’t need a team or a group or a tribe. They have their wife and 2 kids and thats all they need. They believe thatContinue reading “Building Your Tribe”

Mode is Upper Sideband (USB) unless otherwise noted 4000     Marine Simplex/Duplex (Shared) Worldwide 4003     Marine Simplex/Duplex (Shared) Worldwide 4006     Marine Simplex/Duplex (Shared) Worldwide 4009     Marine Simplex/Duplex (Shared) Worldwide 4012     Marine Simplex/Duplex (Shared) Worldwide 4015     Marine Simplex/Duplex (Shared) Worldwide 4018     Marine Simplex/Duplex (Shared) Worldwide 4021     Marine Simplex/Duplex (Shared) Worldwide 4023     Canadian Forces Affiliate Radio System (CFARS)Continue reading “SW Listening Frequencies 4.000 to 5.000”