Russian Navy Black Sea Fleet Sevastopol sends priority
flash codeword message via Morse Code.
3531 Kilohertz CW, 16 March 2022, at 0252 UTC
XXX XXX 596E 596E WINTOM 2
(These are command and control messages to the fleet)
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Nobody knows what it means, but it’s provocative. It gets the people going!
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if we knew, the whole point of using flashcode would be pretty moot
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It's the time it was sent.
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Well it's a code, I wouldn't be surprise if the code's key doesn't have something to do with the "Z" they been using
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Which part of the message do you infer the priority designation from, or is it just the fact they’re transmitting in CW as opposed to a fsk/psk data mode?
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"X X X X X X"
Lower priority messages look very different.
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So the Russian Navy is transmitting in the CW section of the 80m HAM band now?! (3500-3600 KHz).
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Yes unfortunately they do. RuAF also Xmitts on that same frequency daily.
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Since they are so small why stops us from spammong the channels with all possible combos? It's no long enough to be crypto signed so they can't easily verify authenticity. So it's likely looking up codes in a book. Just spam a whole bunch of random shit.
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Prepare the grads battery.. just in case ...to give him the same medicine as the patrol boat
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No problem
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Covid quarantine in effect please send toilet paper! Also chicken noodle soup!
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Suicide orders if they are going after odesa with 8k troops and no back up wxcept for ships and troops 60 miles away? Wow
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Here I am, 5 in the morning following through Twitter the Russian Navy transmissions to find out what's gonna happen with Odessa landings. We live strange times indeed.
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