-=> Quoting Richard Mekka to Steve Walford <=-
 SW> Over here in England I'm picking up a signal in the middle of
 SW> the aircraft band on 123.325 AM, Station identifies itself as Radio
 SW> Deutch Nweller, at least thats how it sounds, broadcasting in English.
 RM> This is probably Deutsch Welle, the German equivalent of the BBC.
--SNIP-- 
 RM> If you had been using a big outdoor aerial, I would have said it is
 RM> break- through from shortwave. In fact I think it is anyway. Possibly a
 RM> SW frequency mixing with a nearby VHF frequency, giving a sproggie on
 RM> the airband. For instance:
 RM> DW on 15.00 Mhz
 RM> Pager on 138.00 Mhz
 RM> Subtract one from the other = 123.00 Mhz
 SW> Any suggestions
A harmonic? Divide 123.325 by 8 and 15.4156 pops up. 
 
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