(updated)
As reported in http://www.numbersoddities.nl/Chinese-stations.pdf "it seems that V22 station have been replaced by a digital mode(s). A so far unid mode very similar (if not equal) to PSK-63F (BPSK 62.5 Bd) used by HAMs has been noted on V22's frequencies but it cannot be decoded by HAM software neither in BPSK-63 nor in PSK-63F".
There are no evidence or proof about the source/user which are behind these waveforms, only "rumors" as those reported in the above document. Anyway, me and Karapuz heard what is possibly the V22 station, or a "Chinese number station", running in BPSK at 62.5Bd and in DQPSK at 62.5 and 250 Bd on 9611.5, 14941.0 and 15799.0 KHz USB/cf, as sumarized in the pictures below.
All the recordings, as usual, are available on request for your analysis.
As reported in http://www.numbersoddities.nl/Chinese-stations.pdf "it seems that V22 station have been replaced by a digital mode(s). A so far unid mode very similar (if not equal) to PSK-63F (BPSK 62.5 Bd) used by HAMs has been noted on V22's frequencies but it cannot be decoded by HAM software neither in BPSK-63 nor in PSK-63F".
There are no evidence or proof about the source/user which are behind these waveforms, only "rumors" as those reported in the above document. Anyway, me and Karapuz heard what is possibly the V22 station, or a "Chinese number station", running in BPSK at 62.5Bd and in DQPSK at 62.5 and 250 Bd on 9611.5, 14941.0 and 15799.0 KHz USB/cf, as sumarized in the pictures below.
All the recordings, as usual, are available on request for your analysis.
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| BPSK 62.5 Bd, 14941.0 KHz |
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| DQPSK 62.5 Bd, 15799.0 KHz |
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| DQPSK 250.0 Bd, 9609.5 KHz |
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