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John,
You're not rambling at all. You are in fact, putting into words the very same thing I have tried and been unable to accomplish. The notion of transparency and lack of any carrier is exactly what I have had on my mind.
Tonight I heard a very strong Wobbler on 930 - all day long actually - less vigorous ones on 910 and 870.
What I will do is select as good a representation as I have recorded and put it on the web site. That will up/download a lot easier than an email attachment, and make it available if anyone else is interested. As soon as I have it ready in the next day or two, I'll send you a note.
Thanks for your thoughts,
Curt
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Hi Curt, From here in Rossville GA the wobblers come in better when I'm looping towards Cuba\Florida. I can null them easily but they can be very strong here and as you said they are always on frequencies also occupied by Cubans, RR mostly but I have heard it on another outlet too. They can be surprisingly loud here even on the ATS-909. What puzzles me is that I can plainly hear the FL station on 930 right thought it without any apparent carrier interference like you would normally hear. What I'm trying to say is that the wobbler sound seems to be "transparent" ie kind of like if a radio station was running the wobbler audio into the board and running the volume slider up and down over what was already playing. So you have one carrier and 2 audio sources playing at the same time. Could you send me a long clip of what you have? I'm rambling now so I'll shut up!
73's and great DX,
John Hunter
Rossville GA
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