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I have logged more Spanish speaking stations over the past few days on UHF SATCOM. Just like the traffic on 258.650 from a couple weeks ago, I really don’t get the vibe that these are typical pirates. Today the stations were testing in both Spanish and English. Here are recordings of the recently logged traffic.


265.550: Stations w/ test counts, “hola hola hola holas” and asking “me copia?” – it sounds as if they were giving each other signal reports.


267.050: Person whispering into the radio. This was logged in the middle of the night. I cannot make out what they were saying except maybe “tienes tienes cuatro” (you have 4?) between the encoded traffic.


261.775: Test counts and radio checks in both Spanish and English.

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I’ve been hearing quite a bit of Spanish language traffic on 258.650. These comms sound more formal in nature and appear to be using callsigns, therefore I don’t think these are typical run-of-the-mill satcom pirates. Activity has been noted on multiple days and on several other frequencies. 258.650 is where most of the comms have been noted, but I’ve logged some radio checks on other frequencies including 253.850, 261.775 and 262.225 (with occasional test counts both Spanish and American accented English).

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Satcom radio checks on 261.775 from Bay Raider 40 and Bay Raider 42.

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261.775 CONUS: Nighthawk 12 calling Cactus on for radio check.  

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261.775 CONUS: Nighthawk 10 calling Cactus for “1174” radio check. Interestingly enough I have also heard them on 262.125 with same reference to “1174” during radio checks.  

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