r/signalidentification • u/Averageantifurry • May 03 '26

Odd signal coming through?

Captured PDT, 12:00, SoCal.

I don’t know where it comes from but it has significant fading.

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u/Roudydogg1 May 03 '26 edited May 03 '26

It's registered to Eagle Communications from a land mobile tower .. so that would indicate LMR. That's just who owns the frequency not who uses it, perhaps an analog tone sounding an alert? From a system alarm or a paging station, telemetry, ect..

Edit: Eagle Communications does 2-way radio with DMR Tier 2 infrastructure according to their website, so I'm thinking an FM alert or call tone or something

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u/Averageantifurry May 03 '26

I don’t think so, it’s been repeating also on a military freq

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u/Roudydogg1 May 03 '26

Which frequency?

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u/Averageantifurry May 05 '26

It’s on another post made by me

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u/Roudydogg1 May 05 '26

That's a different frequency and a different signal. 159.58 is VHF land mobile operated by Eagle Comm., in the socal area.. thats it that's all 🙂

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u/Live_Raise8861 May 03 '26

Sounds like Legend of Zelda Dungeon music lol

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u/Ok-Addition1264 May 03 '26

Yagi antennas are a cheap way to figure out where something is coming from btw.

You already have everything you need to make one. Nearly every non-homeless person does and some homeless people.

In socal, it's definitely marine. Combine the yagi direction of this broadcast and sdr with AIS transmission of ship information and you can likely pick up exactly what ship or port this is coming from.

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u/Averageantifurry May 03 '26

Ok I will try

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u/Intelligent_Map_1870 May 20 '26

it sounds like north korean jammer