SW Radiogram for 29-30 July

From Kim Andrew Elliott:

Hello friends,

More broadcasters are making use of the 9400 kHz frequency from Space Line in Bulgaria. If you have ever considered producing your own radio program, either digital text or traditional voice, contact Space Line via spaceline.bg (I think Saturday 1630-1700 UTC is available!), or Radio Miami International via wrmi.net. (I do not work for or derive income from either transmission company.) 

This weekend, most of Shortwave Radiogram is in our usual MFSK32 mode, with five images. If reception is difficult, there is also one brief item from Radio Prague in Olivia 64-2000.

Here is the lineup for Shortwave Radiogram, program 6, 29-30 July 2017, all in MFSK32 except where noted:

 1:31  Program preview

 2:44  China steps up efforts against unauthorized VPNs*

 8:25  Iran tests rocket capable of launching satellites*

13:01  Daimler CEO touts diesel car engines*

19:33  Olivia 64-2000: Czech Republic car production increases

23:57  MFSK32: Image* and closing announcements*

* with image

Please send reception reports to radiogram@verizon.net

And visit http://swradiogram.net

Twitter: @SWRadiogram

Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/567099476753304

Shortwave Radiogram Transmission Schedule
Saturday	1600-1630 UTC	9400 kHz	Space Line, Bulgaria
Sunday	0600-0630 UTC	7730 kHz	WRMI Florida
Sunday	2030-2100 UTC	11580 kHz	WRMI Florida
Sunday	2330-2400 UTC	11580 kHz	WRMI Florida

The Mighty KBC transmits to Europe Saturdays at 1500-1600 UTC on 9400 kHz (via Bulgaria), with the minute of MFSK at about 1530 UTC (if you are outside of Europe, listen via websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/ ).  And to North America Sundays at 0000-0200 UTC (Saturday 8-10 pm EDT) on 9925 kHz, via Germany. The minute of MFSK is at about 0130 UTC.  Reports to Eric: themightykbc@gmail.com . See also http://www.kbcradio.eu/ and https://www.facebook.com/TheMightyKbc/. 

Italian Broadcasting Corporation (IBC)  For the complete IBC transmission schedule visit  http://ibcradio.webs.com/  Five minutes of MFSK32 is at the end of the 30-minute English-language “Shortwave Panorama,” per the schedule below:

WEDNESDAY  18.55 UTC  6070 KHZ TO EUROPE

                         19.55 UTC  1584 KHZ TO EUROPE

THURSDAY      02.55 UTC  1584 KHZ TO EUROPE

FRIDAY            01.25 UTC  9955 KHZ TO CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA

SATURDAY      01.55 UTC 11580 KHZ TO NORTH AMERICA

                        20.25 UTC  1584 KHZ TO SOUTH EUROPE

SUNDAY          00.55 UTC  7730 KHZ TO NORTH AMERICA

                        10.55 UTC  6070 KHZ TO EUROPE

Thanks for your reports.  I will begin sending replies and QSLs for SWRG program 4 this weekend.  And I hope eventually to catch up!

Kim

Kim Andrew Elliott, KD9XB

Producer and Presenter

Shortwave Radiogram

Olivia test in SW Radiogram for 7/15-16

Pardon the font weirdness.  I don't know how to fix this.

From Kim Andrew Elliott:

Hello friends,

If you a Facebook user, Al Holt in Florida maintains a Shortwave Radiogram Facebook group here:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/567099476753304 . This is in addition to the Shortwave Radiogram Twitter account: @SWRadiogram . You do not need a Twitter account to follow along: just visit https://twitter.com/swradiogram during the weekend to see results posted by listeners.

I was amazed how well the MFSK64 (240 wpm) performed last week, even under some marginal conditions. You can see videos of reception and decoding via this link: https://twitter.com/SWRadiogram/status/885863588677791746 . It would be tempting to use MFSK64 as our “default” mode, except that there would be enough instances of difficult reception that the number of errors would be unacceptable.

Did anyone experience reception bad enough that only the MFSK16 provided a perfect decode?

This weekend, let’s hope for bad reception – well, at least somewhere – because we will include some Olivia 64-2000 in show. This is a slow mode, only about 25 wpm. And it makes use of the entire 2000 Hz available to us, so you probably don’t want to use an extremely narrow filter. Also, for best results with Olivia 64-2000, turn the squelch (SQL at the bottom right of Fldigi) off.    

Here is the lineup for Shortwave Radiogram, program 4, 15-16 July 2017, all in MFSK32 except where noted:

 1:35  Program previeww)

 2:45  Russia's Sputnik Radio now in Washington*

11:16  Olivia 64-2000: New FT8 Mode in WSJT-X Beta Release

15:58  MFSK32: WWV 25 MHz circular polarization*

22:38  QSLs from Canada's C3 expedition*

26:39  Closing announcements

* with image

 

Please send reception reports to radiogram@verizon.net

 

And visit http://swradiogram.net

 

Twitter: @SWRadiogram

 

Shortwave Radiogram Transmission Schedule
Saturday	1600-1630 UTC	9400 kHz	Space Line, Bulgaria
Sunday	0600-0630 UTC	7730 kHz	WRMI Florida
Sunday	2030-2100 UTC	11580 kHz	WRMI Florida
Sunday	2330-2400 UTC	11580 kHz	WRMI Florida

 

The Mighty KBC transmits to Europe Saturdays at 1500-1600 UTC on 9400 kHz (via Bulgaria), with the minute of MFSK at about 1530 UTC (if you are outside of Europe, listen via websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/ ).  And to North America Sundays at 0000-0200 UTC (Saturday 8-10 pm EDT) on 9925 kHz, via Germany. The minute of MFSK is at about 0130 UTC.  Reports to Eric: themightykbc@gmail.com . See also http://www.kbcradio.eu/ and https://www.facebook.com/TheMightyKbc/. 

Italian Broadcasting Corporation (IBC)  For the complete IBC transmission schedule visit  http://ibcradio.webs.com/  Five minutes of MFSK32 is at the end of the 30-minute English-language “Shortwave Panorama,” per the schedule below:

WEDNESDAY  18.55 UTC  6070 KHZ TO EUROPE

                        19.55 UTC  1584 KHZ TO EUROPE

THURSDAY     02.55 UTC  1584 KHZ TO EUROPE

FRIDAY           01.25 UTC  9955 KHZ TO CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA

SATURDAY     01.55 UTC 11580 KHZ TO NORTH AMERICA

                        20.25 UTC  1584 KHZ TO SOUTH EUROPE

SUNDAY          00.55 UTC  7730 KHZ TO NORTH AMERICA

                        10.55 UTC  6070 KHZ TO EUROPE

 

Thank you for your reports to last weekend’s broadcast. I am already two weeks behind in responding, but hope to have all the SWRG2 reports answered before the first SWRG4 show goes on the air.    

 

Kim

 

Kim Andrew Elliott, KD9XB

Producer and Presenter

Shortwave Radiogram

 

Night of Nights begins in 16 minutes

It's that time again.  We raise our barbaric yawp against those who thought Morse code was dead for all time.  This year, we raise it on 18 transmitters.  From MRHS:

Night of Nights XVIII!   

Here's all the time, station and frequency information for Night of Nights XVIII..
Date: Wednesday 12 July 2017 Pacific Daylight Time 

Location: RCA receiving station, 17400 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Point Reyes National Seashore   

Click HERE for a map of the location from Google Maps 

Time: Doors open at 3:00pm pdt, first transmission 5:01pm pdt (0001gmt 13 July)

Light refreshments: Served

Photographs: Encouraged

Tours: Given (Whisper that you're  True Believer for a special tour of the Treasure Room)

None of this would have been possible without the trust and vision of the Point Reyes National Seashore.  The only reason these facilities were spared the bulldozer that visited all the others is that they are on park land.  And the only reason they have been restored to operation is that the PRNS staff understood their importance and trusted the MRHS to restore them to life.  

We will send last minute changes and signal reports by Twitter.  You can join Twitter free at:
https://www.twitter.com

and follow us at @Radiomarine 

MRHS Stations
Eighteen  transmitters will be on the air from the MRHS transmitter site in Bolinas! That doesn't include transmitters held in ready reserve in case of failure.  Members of the crack MRHS Transmitter Department and the H Set Team will be on hand to assure that all goes well.

> KPH:
Frequency            Transmitter                  Antenna

500/426                Henry MF-5000D        Marconi T
4247.0                  RCA K Set                  Double Extended Zepp
6477.5                  RCA K Set                  Double Extended Zepp
8642.0                  RCA L Set                  Double Extended Zepp
12808.5                RCA L Set                  H over 2
17016.8                RCA L Set                  H over 2
22477.5                RCA H Set                 H over 2

The restoration of the H set has been chronicled in past issues of the Newsletter.  It will return to revenue service for the first time in decades for Night of Nights.  See Newsletter No. 38 for information about and photos of this magnificent transmitter.
NOTE: Broadcasts including commemorative messages, weather, traffic lists, etc., will be sent via KPH only.  KFS will send the station identification "wheel" on all HF channels when not working ships.

> KFS
Frequency            Transmitter                     Antenna
500                      Henry MF5000D             Marconi T
6365.6                 Henry HF5000D              Double extended Zepp
12695.5               Press Wireless PW15   H over 2
17026.0               Henry HF5000D              H over 2
22581.5               Henry HF5000D              H over 2
> K6KPH

K6KPH ops will monitor the frequencies below as propagation and the number of available operators permit.  K6KPH will be open for signal reports, traffic or general contacts.  Give us a buzz.

Frequency           Transmitter                    Antenna

3550.0                 Henry HF-5000D           Double Extended Zepp
7050.0                 RCA L Set                     Double Extended Zepp
14050.0               Henry HF-5000D           H over 2
18097.5               Henry HF-5000D           H over 2
21050.0               Henry HF-5000D           H over 2

> Reception Reports

Reception reports and verification requests for the MRHS stations listed above may be sent to:

Maritime Radio Historical Society
PO Box 392
Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
USA
Note: Self addressed stamped envelopes would be greatly appreciated!  Please, no "green stamps".

> Station Telephone
The receive site may be contacted by phone on 415-669-9646 (answered only when the station is on the air)


USCG Stations

Many USCG personnel at all levels are responsible for bringing these stations back on the air for Night of Nights XVIII.  We want to particularly thank ET1 Mike Leska for taking the lead for this year's project.

> NMC (Transmit Bolinas, Receive Pt. Reyes)

Frequency            Transmitter                         Antenna

448.0                    Nautel ND2500TT/6           173' monopole tower
500.0                    Nautel ND2500TT/6           173' monopole tower
6383.0                  Rockwell-Collins RT-2200  Omni-directional
8574.0                  Rockwell-Collins RT-2200  Omni-directional
17220.5                Rockwell-Collins RT-2200  Omni-directional

>>==> We have just received a flash message stating that NMN will not be on the air for Night of Nights XVIII
> NMN - Chesapeake, VA

8465 

12718.5 

16976

NOTE: The presence of NMN on CW is a very big deal and a technical challenge.  NMN will be remote controlled from NMC.  Big thanks to ET1 Mike Leska without whom the entire USCG Night of Nights operation would not be possible.

NOTE regarding NMC/NMQ/NMW MF transmissions.  Only one MF transmitter will be in service at each station.  Morse transmissions will be made on an as-available basis from each station as USCG operators must also accommodate scheduled NAVTEX transmissions.

> NMQ (Transmit Cambria, CA, Receive and Control Pt. Reyes)

Frequency            Transmitter                  Antenna

448.0                    Nautel ND2500TT/6    Inverted L
500.0                    Nautel ND2500TT/6    Inverted L

 

> NMW (Transmit Astoria, OR, Receive and Control Pt. Reyes)

Frequency            Transmitter                   Antenna

448.0                    Nautel ND2500TT/6    Capacitive top hat
500.0                    Nautel ND2500TT/6    Capacitive top hat


> Reception Reports

Reception reports and verification requests for the USCG stations listed above may be sent to:

ET1 Mike Leska 

ESD Ketchikan - QSL 

1300 Steadman St 

Ketchikan, AK 99901

USA

Note: Self addressed stamped envelopes would be greatly appreciated!  Please, no "green stamps".

> Shipcom Station WLO

We are sorry to report that Shipcom station WLO will be unable to participate in Night of Nights XVIII.

> Calling Channels

All commercial and USCG stations listed above will listen for calls from ships on 500kc and on ITU Channel 3 HF:

4184.0
6276.0
8368.0
12552.0
16736.0
22280.5

Listen on these frequencies if you want to copy both sides of ship to shore contacts.

 

More Russian Frequencies

1. Bear Net

Usually TU-95 "Bear" long range bombers, but sometimes TU-160 "Blackjack" bombers heard. Frequencies are seasonal:

Spring        1 Mar - 5 May      5620, 8029 Ground CW   8170  Air CW   8090 USB
Summer     6 May - 31 Aug    8895 Ground CW             9128 Air CW    8909 USB
Autumn      1 Sep - 31 Oct      5312, 5825, 8162 CW      9027 Air CW    8033 USB
Winter        1 Nov - 28/9 Feb  8112 Ground CW             8990 Air CW    8131 USB

Frequencies are often guarded with single-letter CW markers, such as "W."


2. RDARA (Regional/domestic air route control):

2655.0    Night (South): Astrakhan, Rostov-na-Donu, Sochi, Vladikavkaz,     Volgograd, Stavropol, Elista, Krasnodar, Mineralnie Vody

4465.0    RDARA FE: Ekimchan ACC, Vladivostok ACC, Khabarovsk ACC, Chulman ACC, Blagoveschensk (Ignatyevo) ACC

4663.0    Aktyubinsk ACC, Almaty ACC, Kyzylorda ACC, Tashkent ACC, Uralsk ACC, Aralsk ACC, Ashkabad ACC, Atyrau (Guryev) ACC, Aktay ACC, Zhezkazgan ACC

4672.0   RDARA NW: Murmansk ACC, Arkhangelsk ACC, St.Petersburg ACC, Petrozavodsk ACC, Vologda ACC, Velikiye Luki ACC

4686.0   Bishkek ACC, Osh ACC

4696.0   RDARA FE: Kostanay (Narimanovka) ACC, Karaganda ACC, Magadan ACC

5568.0   RDARA Day (South), same as 2655 (night)


3. Some VOLMETs I've logged:

Net 1: 2869 6693 8888 11318   Samara 15/45
Net 2: 2941 6617 8939 11297   Rostov 25/55
Net 3: 3116 5691 8861 13267   Magadan 20/50
Net 4: 3407 6730 8819 11279   Tashkent 20/50


4. Selected frequencies, some may be old:

    11.0    CW    RIW    Penza    Navy
    18.1    FSK    RDL    Smolensk?    High Command HQ    Morse & printer
    25.0    Var    RJH6x    Var    Naval comm system    CW & FSK
  518.0    Sitor-B    UGE    Arkhangelsk    Navtex "F"
2013.5    CW    Var    Var    Naval Air Transport
2620.0    Var    Var    "HF1"    Interservice interoperability guard ch
2638.0    Var    Var    "HF2"    Interservice interoperability guard ch
2721.0    Var    REA4    Moscow    Russian Air Force HQ
2737.0    Var    REA4    Moscow    Russian Air Force HQ
3192.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
3353.0    CW    RJE65    Novorossijsk    Navy
3378.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
3531.0    Navy    REA4    Var    Night fq
3630.0    Var    Var    "HF1"    Interservice interoperability guard ch
3826.0    USB    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
3826.0    Var    RMP/RIW/etc    Var    Navy
4045.0    USB    RosAeronavigatsia    Var    Russian Air Navigation (civil)
4048.0    CW    RJS    Vladivostok    Navy    Pacific Fleet
4055.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
4079.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
4129.0    Var    Var    "HF2"    Interservice interoperability guard ch
4146.0    USB    UDY    Novolazarevskaya    Antarctic Station
4379.0    Var    REA4    Moscow    Russian Air Force HQ
4582.0    CW/FSK    RDL    Smolensk    Navy    maybe also USB voice
4584.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
4819.0    RTTY    LTJQ / LENJ    Var    MFA
4895.5            Var    Strategic net
4948.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
4979.0    CW    RAL2 net    Var    Navy
5006.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
5086.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
5145.0    USB    Russian aero net       
5158.0        REA4    Moscow    Russian Air Force HQ
5224.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
5312.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
5343.0    CW    RIT    Severomorsk    Navy    Northern Fleet
5400.5    CW    RKN    Astrakhan    Navy    Caspian Flotilla
5461.0    RTTY        Var    MFA    also RCV    Navy
5510.0    USB    UDY    Novolazarevskaya    Antarctic Station
5881.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
6210.0    USB    UDY    Novolazarevskaya    Antarctic Station
6210.0    USB    Var    ALCI (air base)    Antarctic supply flights
6319.0    CW    RIT    Severomorsk    Navy
6343.0    Var    Var    Var    Strategic Command    CW & F1B
6350.0    Var    Var    "HF2"    Interservice interoperability guard ch
6362.0    CW        Alternative 1    Navy    Baltic Fleet
6364.0    CW    RIW    Penza    Navy
6449.0    CW    RIT    Severomorsk    Navy    Northern Fleet
6672.0    USB    Norilsk    Siberia    RDARA Krasnoyarsk Primary
6827.0    CW    RIT    Severomorsk    Navy    Northern Fleet
6873.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
6885.0    USB    Korsar    Pskov    AF Ground-Air
7054.0        REA4    Moscow    Russian Air Force HQ
7206.0    CW    RIT    Severomorsk    Navy    Northern Fleet
7467.0    CW    RIT    Severomorsk    Navy    Northern Fleet
7566.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
7632.0    CW    RJS    Vladivostok    Navy    Pacific Fleet
7657.0    FSK    RDL    Var    High Command HQ
7662.6    USB            Air Transport
7665.0    USB    UDY    Novolazarevskaya    Antarctic Station
7816.0    USB    RDL    Smolensk    Navy
8136.0        RMD    RMW    Var    Strategic forces
8265.0    USB    Var    ALCI (air base)    Antarctic supply flights
8294.0    USB    UDY    Novolazarevskaya    Antarctic Station
8416.5    Sitor-B    UAT    Moscow    Moscow Radio
8431.5    Sitor    UAT    Moscow    Civilian river traffic
8684.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Navy
8794.0    USB    RIW    Penza    Navy
8822.0    USB    Norilsk    Siberia    RDARA Krasnoyarsk secondary
8847.0    USB    Davlenie    Taganrog    Air Force 6958th Av
8888.0    USB    Samara    Samara    Russian volmet
8974.0    USB        Ukraine    Ukraine AF net
9044.0    F1A        Var    Strategic Command    FSK Morse
9145.0    CW    F1B    RIW    Penza    Navy HQ
9373.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy
10087.0    PSK    014    Krasnoyarsk    ARINC HFDL
10102.3        RMD    RMW    Var    Strategic forces
10201.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
10203.0    CW    RJS    Vladivostok    Navy    Pacific Fleet
10244.0            Moscow    Navy HQ    duplex w/ vessels
10318.0    USB    Novosibirsk    Novosibirsk    Novosibirsk Volmet
10672.0    CW        Moscow    Navy HQ    XXX msgs
10933.0    CW        Moscow    Navy HQ    XXX msgs
11000.0    CW    RIW    Moscow    Navy HQ primary sx/dx
11139.0    FSK    RDL    Var    High Command HQ
11155.0    CW    RIT    Severomorsk    Navy    Northern Fleet
11193.0    USB    Moscow Radio    Moscow    Civil aviation wkg "97"
11233.0    USB    Var    Var    AF strategic forces
11254.0    USB    Var    Air Transport Central Sector   
11318.0    USB    Syktykvar    Syktykvar    Russian Volmet
11354.0    USB    Priboj    Moscow    w/52764 (Navy AN-26)
11360.0    USB    Priboj    Moscow    Air Transport Central Sector
11360.0    USB    Korsar    Pskov    Air Force    clg Davlenie
11390.0    USB    "Control"    Murmansk    Flight following
11407.5    CW/F1A    REA4    Moscow    Russian Air Force HQ
11408.0    F1A            Air Force    XXX msgs
11418.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
11688.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
12579.0    Sitor-B    UAT    Moscow    Moscow Radio    wx/wngs
12579.0    Sitor-B    UFZ    Vladivostok    Vladivostok Radio wx/wngs
12596.0    Sitor    RLK7    Arkangelsk Radio    Commercial
12599.0    Sitor    UAT    Moscow    Civilian river traffic
12688.0    CW            XXX grade msg //13443 //13561 //20224
12741.0    CW            Strategic msgs often XXX
12794.0    AT3104    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
12832.0    FSK    RDL    Var    High Command HQ
12832.0    USB    RDL    Smolensk    Navy
12877.5    F1B    UIW    Kaliningrad Radio    WX in Sitor-B    RTTY mkrs
12904.0    Var    RMP/RIW/etc    Var    Navy
13032.0    FSK    RDL    Var    High Command HQ    Morse & printer //18.1
13086.0    USB    RIW    Penza    Navy HQ
13443.0    CW            XXX msg //12688 //13561 //20224
13561.0    CW            XXX msg //12688 // 13443 //20224
13636.0    CW    RJS    Vladivostok    Navy    Pacific Fleet
13852.0    CW    4-char        XXX msg //12981
14376.0    FSK    RDL    Var    High Command HQ
14411.0    USB    F1B    RDL    Smolensk    Navy
14556.0    CW    RIW    Penza    Navy    clg RGR70
14665.0    CW    RDL    Smolensk    XXX priority tfc
15036.0    USB    UDY    Novolazarevskaya    Antarctic Station
15036.0    USB    Var    ALCI (air base)    Antarctic supply flights
15586.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Navy Black Sea Fleet
16072.0    50/500    Unid    Chayka    Air Force
16176.0    CW    RMP    Kaliningrad    Navy    Baltic Fleet
16207.0    BEE    RCV    Sevastopol    Navy
16234.0    BEE    RDL    Smolensk    Navy
17405.0    Sitor-B    UBL    Khabarovsk Radio    RR Nav wngs at 0050
18030.0    USB    Korsar    Pskov    Air Force
18107.0    FSK    RDL    Smolensk    High Command HQ
18107.0    CW    RDL    Smolensk    Navy    XXX msg
18107.0    F1A + T600    50/200    RDL    Strategic operational command
18245.0    MFSK    Unid    Moscow    MFA 6-tone selcal
19201.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
20224.0    CW            XXX grade msg //12688 // 13443 // 13561
20268.0    USB    RDL    Smolensk    Navy
20752.0    CW    RDL    Smolensk    Navy
20752.0    BEE    RDL    Smolensk    Navy    strategic bc //18.1
21438.0    CW    RCV    Sevastopol    Ukraine    Navy    Black Sea Fleet
22392.0    CW    RDL    Smolensk    Navy
22393.0    BEE    Unid    Var    Navy 36-80 encr
22413.0    BEE        Severomorsk    Navy
22864.0    BEE    RDL        Strategic operational command

More information on Russian voice transmissions

Here's a list of common Russian expressions used on voice radio, and their translations.

Much of this list comes courtesy of the listener who goes by MDMonitor on the mailing lists. The rest is my own.

Numbers:

 0- Null         nul
 1- Odin        ah-DIN
 2- Dva         d-VA
 3- Tri           teh-RE
 4- Chety're  cheh-TEER-eh
 5- Pyat'       pyAT
 6- Shest'     shest
 7- Sem'       syem
 8- Vosem'    VO-syehm
 9- Devyat'   TYEH-vets

 10- TEE-syets
 11 ah-din-NAD-tsats
 12 d-va-NAD-tsats
 13 teh-re-NAD-tsats
 14 cheh-teereh-NAD-tsats
 15 pyat-NAD-tsats
 16 shest-NAD-tsats
 17 syem-NAD-tsats
 18 va-syem-NAD-tsats
 19 dyeh-vets-NAD-tsats
 20 dvee-NAD-tsats
 30 TRI-tsat
 40 sorok
 50 pyatdesyat
 60 shestdesyat
 70 syemdesyat
 80 vosemnadtsat
 90 devyatnadtsat
 100 sto


The way they  do the numbers is different every time. So 147 for example could be said as: one forty-seven, fourteen seven, one hundred and forty-seven. Either way, when it comes to the Bear net they'll say one of the above and then read them out singularly. Using 147 again:  "fourteen seven, one four seven"

Hugh's additional note: Numbers in Russian get complicated.  By themselves, as quantities, or as figures in code groups, no problem. When followed by nouns, they usually agree in gender and case, though the rules are not simple.  Cases (nominative, genitive, dative, etc) matter in Russian.  Unless you're learning the language, that's all you need to know.


Terms:


 Ballov       literally "balls". Readability figure, Dva Ballov = read you two by, etc.
 Chas or Chasov    hour or time
 Davlenie    Barometric pressure
 Eshelon polyota    altitude, flight level
 Kanal        channel, frequency
 Konets svyazi    "end of communications", over and out
 Konyets    finished, over, end of transmission
 Ostatok     fuel remainder
 Polyot       flight
 Ponyal or Vas Ponyal "I understand you", i.e. QSL
 Posadka    landing
 Prinyal     "understood", i.e. roger, QSL.
 Priyom     over, implies listening
 Radiogramma     message
 Slyshu      hear, listen  i.e. Ya slishu vas = "I hear you"
 Svyaz       communications
 Topliva     literally oil, fuel remainder
 Vremiya   time
 Vzlyot      take-off


My list of air call signs:

Akustik                Joint Strategic forces
Amba                   Samara airport
Assistant              Mozdok airport
Avora                   Volgograd
Balans                  New, unk
Buntar                 AF, Orenburg
Chklakovskiy      AF, Moscow
Davlenie             AF 6958th Aviation Base, Taganrog
Dorozhnij           AF, Rostov-na-Donu
Gazelle                Joint Strategic forces
Kanatnij             AF, Ivanovo-North
Kansek                Joint Strategic forces
Karakul              AF, Engels
Katolik               New, unk
Kedr                   AF, Bryansk
Klarnetist           AF 6955th Aviation Base, Migalovo/Tver
Korsar                AF 6985th Aviation Base, Pskov
Kraket                Air Transport, Western Sector, Kaliningrad
Kvartet               AF, Taganrog
Maska                Joint Strategic forces
Midyalka           Joint Strategic forces
Monolog            Air transport, eastern sector, Vladivostok
Nabor                 Joint Strategic forces
Nezyanka           Joint Strategic forces
Norka                 Naval aviation, southern sector, Sevastopol
Novator              Naval aviation, northern sector, Murmansk
Ochitska             Joint Strategic forces, Moscow?
Paradnij              AF, Milllerovo
Perekop              AF, Olenya
Poletnoj              AF, unknown
Polis                   AF 6956th Aviation Base, Orenberg
Priboj                 Air transport, central sector, Moscow
Procelka             Joint Strategic forces
Proselok             AF 566th Military Transport Aviation Regiment, Bryansk
REA4                 Collective stragegic AF c/s
Rubezhok           AB Severomorsk-3
Saksofon             Joint Strategic forces
Seriozhka            Astrakhan
Shagol                AF, Chelyabinsk
Shlagata              Joint Strategic forces
Shpora                Joint Strategic forces, Rostov
Shtat                   Sochi
Stavok                Vladikavkaz
Sympatia            Joint Strategic forces
Triol                    Elista
Trubach              AF, Omsk
Tyurik                 Krasnodar / Pashkovskiy (URKK)


My list of naval call signs:

Atlant                RJH77    Arkhangelsk    "Atlantic"
Bugel                RMZB    General c/s for initial call to unk warship
Chinara             RJD97    Strelok    Pacific Fleet base
Dekanat             RCC    Kamchatskiy    "Dean's Office"
Flejta                 RJD93    Sowgwanx    "Flute"
Flüger                RJD56    Murmansk    "Weathervane"
Garantiya           RIQ88    Guba Okolnaya    "Guarantee"
Grejder              RJS    Vladivostok    "Grader"
Gwozdika          RCV    Sevastopol    "Cloves"
Iskatelx              RJD69    Baltiysk    "Seeker"
Kaktus               RJH25    Kyrgyzstan    "Cactus"
Öjnara                RJD97    Strelok/Pavlovsk Bay    "Sycamore"
Parus                  RJC66    St. Petersburg    "Sail"
Priroda               RIR2    Polyarny    "Nature"
Progress             RIW, RJE56    Moscow    "Progress"
Sibiräk               RJH25    Bishkek    "Siberian"
Skakun               RJD85    Krondstadt    "Racer"
Svetlana             RJD80    Murmansk -140
Swetok               RJD99    Severodvinsk    "Flower"
Topol                 RJE65    Novorossiysk    "White Poplar"
Ürist                   RJC60    Vladivostok    "Jurist"
Westnik             RMP, RJD71    Kaliningrad    "Messenger"
Wolfram            RIT, RJH57    Severomorsk
Zazor                 RJD52    Astrakhan    "Gap"