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I was decoding WSPR signals on a KiwiSDR web receiver when I noticed a different kind of signal to the left of the cluster of WSPR signals...
The green filter indicator in the black frequency scale at the top shows where WSPR signals are coming in. There is one unknown type of signal just above 10.140 MHz, and another below it.
These signals run at about 1/3 bits per second, which is slower than the WSPR one. They don't seem to be limited to the one-minute time slot that WSPR follows.
What are these and what do I need to decode them?
The green filter indicator in the black frequency scale at the top shows where WSPR signals are coming in. There is one unknown type of signal just above 10.140 MHz, and another below it.
These signals run at about 1/3 bits per second, which is slower than the WSPR one. They don't seem to be limited to the one-minute time slot that WSPR follows.
What are these and what do I need to decode them?