23 and 22 Meter Bands - Spies, Dissidents and Broadcasts

Both the 23 and 22 Meter bands are very similar to the 35 Meter band - only these frequencies (12200-14000 khz) host a variety of numbers, military and unusual digital signals - definitely for spies in the field receiving coded messages. Also, it's one of the main shortwave broadcast bands of 13500-13900 khz. I mention dissidents due to the number of Sound of Hope (SOH) broadcasts. The good news is that most shortwave radios from the cheapest $10 portables to high-end receivers can pick up many of these. 35 Meter Band - More on Digital HF signals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjfCHsq5d7M ALE Overview: http://www.commswg.site/_hf_radio/ale_overview.php 00:00 - Intro and band overview 01:49 - FCC allocations 02:40 - Numbers stations 05:11 - Military ALE hf 07:06 - 22 Meter shortwave broadcast 09:57 - Digital and voice examples 13:58 - Beacons Music Credit: "Celestial Echos" - generated by Udio - https://www.udio.com/ Some Numbers Stations example on other channels: 12202 - E11 Numbers Station - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1j6moRR2MQ&ab_channel=orourkeda 12208 - V07 Numbers Station (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6IxFpTzRMw&ab_channel=FirstToken 12212/3 - E07a Numbers Stations (Russian - English man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOHgN4TNF04&ab_channel=CurtRowlett) 12227 - XPA2 Russian Spy dual tone (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdNj375E7k0) 12229 - E11 Numbers Station - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV_i8o9TCQg