Recently I have changed over aerials and mounted this much higher off the ground, the result of this is that I am now getting a signal on 463.475MHz which I have never heard before.
Link to ACMA database details for this: http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/assig ... ID=1123696
Below is a link to a video I have recorded of this.
http://launcestonanalyticalradioscannin ... 75mhz.html
Any ideas what it is?
Unknown Signal on 463.475MHz
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tanger32au
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Re: Unknown Signal on 463.475MHz
Being a weather station my guess it is data.
Sounds like Scada.
Sounds like Scada.
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Re: Unknown Signal on 463.475MHz
Equipment telemetry data
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Re: Unknown Signal on 463.475MHz
Maybe they like weather.
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Re: Unknown Signal on 463.475MHz
Could be anything ranging from turning pumps on/off, weather stations or gate control. Many different uses especially in the rural environment.
Informations or commands simply sent via radio rather than via wire.
Informations or commands simply sent via radio rather than via wire.