V10
| Enigma ID | V10 |
| Name | Schlosst |
| Frequencies | 4069.2, 4074 |
| Status | Inactive |
| Voice | Male, live |
| Emission mode | USB |
| Location | Unknown |
| Activity pages |
The language was Spanish. Last heard in August 1988.
Format:
| Intro | Message | Repeat | Outro | |||
| An 701 | KLJJA KHIWE JBXTV... | Stop, Stop | An 701 | KLJJA KHIWE JBXTV... | Stop, Schlosst | 4-note tune |
| Traffic identifier | 5-letter single groups | Traffic identifier | 5-letter single groups | |||
| Repeated thrice | Repeated once |
The station used a different phonetic alphabet. Each word except Kilo is a Christian name from Central Europe countries.Note that there are two variations of the letter P and no letter Z after all: Anna, Berta, Carlo, Danielle, Emelle, Figaro, Gustav, Hipolit, Ida, Jacob, Kilo, Leopold, Marta, Nicola, Olga, Philip, Pietro, Quasi, Rosa, Softi, Tiodo, Ulrike, Victor, Willi, Xavier, Yvonne.
The transmissions took place on full hour or half hour. The only known transmission frequencies were 4069.2 and 4074, both in USB.
Five-digit Spanish traffic has been associated with this station, which was presented in a two-group iddler format (V10a).
Information extracted from Langley Pierce's book Intercepting Numbers Stations.