All intercepts made in Southern California by the author, using a WiNRADiO G33DDC SDR and a PAR EF-SWL end fed 45' wire. All frequencies kHz, all times UTC.
OM = male, YL = woman, SS = Spanish, EE=English, Disp=Dispatcher, Unid = Unidentified.
Tones are CTCSS (Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System) aka "PL."
Frequency ... Callsign ... Mode ... Description ... Time ... Tone
31000.0 WPCK809 FM Preston County Board of Education, Kingwood, WV. "Bus Garage" wkg various drivers in bad 2014 winter weather. Called "Preston County comm center," which answered "911 center." Wkg "121" and "129." 1921 151.4
31000.0 Unid FM YL, different agency, short cut in. "I need [another?] report" was the only thing copied. She didn't sound like a happy camper. 2012 210.7
31025.0 Unid FM 2 stns: #1: Two EE/OMs, very distorted, likely off-frequency, copied only "son of a bitch." #2: Loud/clear SS/OM, "quiero mas," definitely on-frequency. 025 is not an FCC allocation. From previous cycles, I'd be inclined to guess South America. 2130 CSQ
31040.0 Unid FM YL, brief fade in, sounded like EE 2108 203.5
31060.0 Unid FM SS/OM fast talking taxi dispatcher, phone ringing bg 2040 91.5
31080.0 Unid FM OM, sounds like Russian, then weak noise like old mil PARKHILL scrambling, minus the PL tone. Later hiss, possibly open squelch noise on a repeater or remote base output, then weak voice comm, unintelligible. Repeater skip? Fishing boat? 2220 100.0
31100.0 Unid FM OM, southern US accent, "SF2" clg "SF4" 1900 CSQ
31125.0 Unid ? Hissy Station, periodic short bursts, later long xmsns 1830 n/a
31160.0 KIP300 FM Loud YL "Dispatch," says "10-4," wkg loud OM regarding bad winter weather. Probably John Weidman & Son Oil Burner Service, Lancaster County, PA. 1929 127.3
31161.0 Unid ? Hissy Station, short bursts. Only freq not in the .25 spacing. 1940
31175.0 Unid ? Hissy Station, short bursts. Later longer transmissions. 1940 n/a
31200.0 Unid FM YL, pretty clear, transportation type stuff, also disorted OM 1954 77.0
31200.0 Unid FM 2 different OMs. One was warning a company driver of ice patches. Apparent HVAC company. References to filters for outdoor and indoor units. Loud thumping QRM from "squiggles." 2038 91.5
31200.0 Unid FM YL, nice signal, southern US accent 1954 97.4
31240.0 Unid FM YL, heavy southern US accent, sounded like "Have a great race, Rusty." 2023 82.5
31240.0 Unid FM OM, southern US accent, 2151 123.0
31275.0 Unid ? Like Hissy Station, only very loud buzz. Same people? 1745 n/a
31280.0 Unid FM 2 OMs, southern US accent, one named John. Given to long conversations. Very strong signal. Calls to "Salvador" (never heard) regarding tractors and various agricultural devices. 1850 179.9
31300.0 Unid FM Hissy Station, long & some very short xmsns 2204 n/a
31300.0 Unid FM Stn sending continuous buzz, on and off all day, fading 1908 151.4
31300.0 Unid FM Dasher, regular 1-sec carriers in standard NBFM; faded out 2106 151.4
31360.0 Unid FM OM, huge signal, sounded like some kind of company dispatch type tfc. Warning drivers about cold weather. 2018 CSQ
31360.0 Unid FM 2 OMs, southern US accent 2003 71.9
31360.0 Unid FM 2 OMs, southern US accent, one transmitter tx drifts up and down at key-down. Content suggests business or construction activity. 1925 173.8
31400.0 Unid FM Unk construction company, OMs discussing digging and such, southern US accent, great signal 1945 110.9
31440.0 Unid FM OM, southern US accent, discussing concrete and construction type work. Later two guys audible. 2047 CSQ
31480.0 Unid FM 2 OM s, base & mobile, southern US accent. 2020 CSQ
31480.0 Unid FM Very distorted OMs, lots of noise 1852 156.7
31520.0 Unid FM YL, really strong southern US accent, wkg 2-3 OM s with some joking around. Possible loading dock or warehouse type operation. 2203 82.5
31520.0 Unid FM OM, southern US accent, some kind of work regarding ditches in a field. 2141 118.8
31560.0 Unid FM 2 OMs, weak, possible false PL decode of other people 2217 114.8
31560.0 Unid FM 2 OMs, southern US accent., long exchange, distorted. Discussing work and some kind of hole in something behind something else. 2205 192.8
31600.0 Unid FM Two guys with southern US accents. Sounds like Texas. One is a truck driver, obviously chewing the rag on long hauls for companionship. He tells various stories that would make good TV scripts. 2039 136.5
31600.0 Unid FM Stn using turkey calls, doesn't sound like our trucker friend. 1902 ?
31600.0 Unid Unk Approximate center fq of "reverse squiggle," upward moving xmsn in ~10 sec periods. Demodulates (if chased around well enough) as noise + Spanish "freeband" type of voice, with echo box. Always the same guy. Likely spur or intermod. Appeared on several days. 1950
31640.0 Unid FM OM, strong southern US accent, wkg cement trucks on construction job. Fades in and out. 1738 118.8
31640.0 Unid FM YL: unintelligible, brief fade-in 1916 146.2
31680.0 Unid FM OM, not much heard 2121 114.8
31680.0 Unid FM Carrier, distorted audio 2009 156.7
31700.0 Unid FM Weak 2138 CSQ
31754.0 Unid N0N SuperDuperSquiggle, started here at 2031, drops very slowly in frequency, occasional gaps or squiggly places, ended 8 minutes later on 31353. Recurs at regular intervals with similar characteristics. Likely industrial RF device. 2031 n/a
31760.0 Unid FM 2 stns, OM mentioned "Texas," southern US accent. Not very intelligible. 2040 85.4
31760.0 Unid FM Weak OM 2220 88.5?
31760.0 Unid FM Weak YL 2041 141.3
31760.0 WXY630 FM Probably Hobet Surface Coal Mine Operations, WV. Base stn & mobiles with 600-Hz beep on un-key. Sometimes the base sends short beeps when weak mobiles are active. Traffic sounds right. 2007 146.2
31850.0 Unid FM Hissy Station, stronger than usual 1950 n/a
31880.0 Unid FM SS/OM 2131 94.8
31880.0 Unid FM 2 OMs, southern US accent 2019 94.8
31880.0 Unid FM 2 OMs, southern US accent, one stopping for a sub 2118 107.2
31880.0 Unid FM OM, noisy signal, short xmsns, fading 2048 114.8
31880.0 Unk FM 2 OM s, southern US accents, at work, weak 1858 127.3
31880.0 Unid FM OM using turkey calls, loud, mentioned "the plant" 1905 210.7
31900.0 Unid ? Hissy Station, several transmitters that seem to be wkg each other, each slightly off-frequency 2123 n/a
31920.0 Unid FM 2 Oms, concerning highway aid in "Beckman Subdivision" 2205 141.3
31950.0 Unid FM Hissy Station, narrower than others 1945 n/a
31960.0 Unid FM SS/EE/OM, dispatcher, says numbers in EE but words in SS 2128 82.5
31960.0 Unid FM 2 OM s, southern US accent 2012 107.2
31975.0 Unid WFM Brief WBFM transmissions, missed. Probably military. 1800 CSQ
