V13
| Enigma ID | V13 |
| Name | New Star Broadcasting Station |
| Frequencies | 7502, 7688, 8169, 8300, 9276, 11430, 13974, 14944, 15890, 18040, 20025, 20095 |
| Status | Active |
| Voice | Female (Mandarin Chinese) |
| Emission mode | USB + carrier |
| Location |
Taiwan
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| Activity pages |
V13 is a Taiwanese number station.
Format
V13 broadcasts consist of a series of 4-digit group messages. The following is a rundown of each broadcast:
| Broadcast intro | ||
| 1. | Musical introduction | |
| 2. | This is the New Star Broadcasting Stationand the program number |
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| 3. | Preambles of all messages to be sent, all repeated twice | |
| Message procedure (for each message) | ||
| 4. | Preamble: the 4-digit ID, the group count, and the ID repeated | |
| 5. | 4-digit paired groups | |
| 5a. | A separator appears every 20 groups if the message exceeds that length | |
| 6. | Postamble: the 4-digit ID and the group count | |
| Broadcast outro | ||
| 7. | Broadcast outro | |
There is also a very rare null format:
"這裡是新星廣播電臺，第三臺。在這時間裡沒有電報給您。謝謝您的收聽，祝您健康快樂，再會。"
Operation
V13 operates four numbered programs (#1, #2, #3, #4), each targeting a different part of East Asia. Each program is assigned to a fixed 2-hour time slot, during which the broadcast is repeated four times in 30-minute intervals. Typically, a different frequency is used during the second hour. The broadcasts are irregular, although they are often daily.