LD> -=> quoting Paul Scalzo to All <=-
LD> Howdy Paul,
LD> just browsed through your interesting HF-report, keep the stuff
LD> coming !
LD> PS> Frequency: 16.126.5 Mhz         Mode BD/SH: Baudot 50/370
LD> PS> Callsign : `BPXL'               Date Time : 12/10/94 2024
LD> PS> Location : Unknown              S I N P O : 22222
LD> PS> Remarks  : RTTY station with very odd traffic "BPXL" followed
LD> PS> BYBY "BO ICICICIC  1/1755" then into sloppy CW.
LD> These guys are one of my favourite mystery-nets at the moment
LD> (of course Nr. 2 behind KUL & Co.), so I have spent quite some
LD> time, studying this net.
  I figured you would see this. I was really interested when I ran into
  these guy's. I have not heard them since. I've been working really
  goofy hours plus Christmas shopping.
LD> - callsigns heard on the circuit are '0VL', '4AZ', '5HP', '5VG',
LD>   '8NN' and 'ZKD', although there are at least 10 stations involved
LD>   in the net.
LD> - 'ZKD' seems to be net-control
  I have yet to see any o these stations.
LD> I assume these stations are located in Algeria or some other French
LD> speaking North African country. Europe as a location is unlikely.
LD> My guess is MoI Algiers, in contact with the different prefectures
LD> throughout the country.
  Makes sense, since the Battle of Algiers ended in the late 50's I
  think the French and their allies there  are keeping an eye out
  for Islamic Fundamentalists ie: Aleria, Sudan & Libya...need I say
  more. They could be some type of Communication Intel monitoring
  network.
LD> I hope the M-7000 can receive bit-inverted transmissions,
LD> otherwise you'll only see garbage.
  I have Bit Inversion but I'm not sure what the exact setting is. I'll
  run thru the available strings next time I pick them up and put them
  into memory.
  Thanks for All the Help.
  73's and Merry Christmas.
  Paul...
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