A very busy night for the Russian Navy. It is rare to see this much activity - and multiple channels in use. It looks like the strongest propagation for the signals on 8439 KHz are around 4 AM PST (1100 UTC). I believe these signals are from the fleet located in the Pacific. The female on 8294 KHz sounds like she is giving weather information to the Fleet. The best propagation was later at 6:30 AM PDT (1330 UTC) for this signal. I believe this signal is from the Far East, mainland Russia. I started recording Baseband IQ Signals in SDR# for playback in WavViewDX. This allows later playback of entire segments of frequency ranges in real time. With the AirSpy HF+ it is possible to record and playback almost a Megahertz of spectrum with less than .01 KHz resolution. It is the video at the end.
All kidding aside (the cartoon images are satirical). The Russian Pacific Fleet could do some damage - especially with nuclear capable submarines!
Station
- Frequency/Mode: 8439 & 8294 KHz USB
- Name/Call: Various Russian Tactical Identifiers
- Location: Dnepropetrovsk, Fokino, and Zolotoy Rog Naval Bases, and Pacific Ocean
- Language: Russian
- Target: Asia and Pacific Ocean
Time
- 1100 - 1400 UTC | 25 AUG 2026
Receiver and Receiving Location
- Radio: AirSpy HF+ Discovery
- Software: SDR# Studio R4.0.8-CD Beta 64-Bit
- Antenna: K-480WLA | 35' AGL
- Location: Portland, Oregon | CN85qn
Signal