by Mike Chace on Apr 18, 1994, 4:36:18 AM
Achtung! Achtung!
Announcing Issue 5 of ENIGMA
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ENIGMA is the newsletter of the European Numbers Information
Gathering and Monitoring Association and is essential reading for
anyone interested in the so-called “numbers stations” prevalent on
shortwave radio.
Issue 5 is packed with news and features about the numbers station
scene including:
* 10 pages of up-to-date station news
* Detailed Station Features on:
– “The Three Note Oddity”
– “Single Letter Beacons”
– “The Counting Stations”
– The German Two-Letter Stations
* Latest transmission schedules
* Latest frequency information
* Simon Mason on the Silent Stations
* A review of the recently published book “Intercepting
Numbers Stations” from Langley Pierce.
* Letters from ENIGMA correspondents throughout the world
Also included in this issue is part 1 of our Morse Supplement – a
facet of the numbers station scene that has received little or no
coverage before. The Supplement gives detailed information concerning
the characteristics, frequencies and transmission schedules of the
Morse numbers stations.
The ENIGMA Newsletter is available from the author:
Chris Midgley
195 Roberttown Lane
Roberttown
Liversedge
West Yorkshire
WF15 7LE
United Kingdom
Issue 5 is available for 1 pound (Sterling) if ordered individually.
Alternatively, a subscription for a year’s (4) issues of the ENIGMA
Newsletter is available for:
5 Pounds Sterling if within the UK
10 Pounds Sterling if outside the UK
Readers within the UK may pay by cash or cheque, overseas readers by
Sterling cash, Eurocheque or American Express cheques (in Sterling).
Postage and packing is included in these prices.
Please note that ENIGMA is not yet available electronically. Please
do not send any envelopes with your letter (ENIGMA tends to change
paper size often!).
Requests for Information
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We are also requesting information on the following for inclusion in
ENIGMA No.6:
– your numbers station logs
– any archive information concerning numbers stations
– information about the “Foghorn” on 4625kHz
– reports and information concerning the German Gov’t station DEA47
ENIGMA has contributors and monitors throughout the world – not just
Europe – and we are always interested in numbers stations activity in
other countries. Please send your reports to Chris at the address
above or to me via Internet e-mail (Mike Chace – mi…@praxis.co.uk).
Ende!
Ende!
Please note that ENIGMA has no connection with Praxis.
