As long as you could pull out the O-CQPSK modulated data and run it through an AMBE vocoder there may be a possibility. I got into the hobby about 10-15 years too late it seems. Could such a device, if paired with the proper software be used to decode such signals? Of course.I suppose I'd have to find out if the digital voice is encrypted to begin with. The bandwidth of these devices is very high and they are capable of some interesting analysis. I have recently become interested in the SDR-14 and other similar products, which contain a very high speed ADC and can function as their own demodulators, as software-defined radios. I know that HOKA can decode the tdma info as well as inmarsat C messages, but the voice channels would probably be beyond the capabilities of your standard sound card or modem. I was wondering if there was any software which could decode inmarsat digital voice. Not surprising, considering the bandwidth and power needed for analog. In the past I've listened to inmarsat A, but as it seems, that service is on it's way out. You just need to do it in the right place. We are not against discussion of this issue. If you are found to violate this announcement you post will be deleted without notice and an infraction will be issued.
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