Radio Payam: July 10, 2026

Many thanks to SRAA contributor Dan Greenall, who shares the following recording and notes:

Broadcaster: Radio Payam

Date of recording: July 10, 2026

Starting time: 2049 UTC

Frequency: 15.615 MHz

Receiver location: Qatar

Receiver and antenna: KiwiSDR with MLA-30+ loop antenna

Notes: A station called Radio Payam (Radio Message) has been heard recently on 15615 kHz transmitting from Woofferton, UK, with content critical of the Iranian government. The broadcasts are in Persian, and their schedule seems to run from 1700 to 2100 hours UTC.

This unofficial station provides a contrast to the Iranian state-run Radio Payam, signaling a new source of anti-Tehran content.

This recording was made starting at 2049 UTC on July 10, 2026. using a KiwiSDR located in Qatar, where, oddly enough, QRM from a bubble jammer was considerably less than when listening on similar receivers throughout Europe.

“Radio Payam” is mentioned about the 4:36 mark of the recording, and the broadcast concludes at 9:46 when only the bubble jammer can be heard A couple of minutes later, the bubble jammer’s signal goes off the air.

Radio Payam (Recording #1): July 10, 2026
Dan Greenall
Radio Payam (Recording #2): July 10, 2026
Dan Greenall

V32 Persian/Farsi Numbers Station: March 16, 2026

Many thanks to SRAA contributor Dan Greenall, who shares the following recording and notes:

On March 16, I listened to V32 using the SV1BTL SDR in Athens, Greece. The voice came on at exactly 1800 UTC, but right up to 1759, the bubble jammer was being heard on that frequency. There did not appear to be any jamming during the actual "broadcast". The signal was very strong, averaging 20 dB over 9. At 1823 UTC, there were 12 users listening on this particular SDR, and 8 of them were tuned to 8742 kHz!

V32 Persian/Farsi Numbers Station: March 16, 2026
Dan Greenall

V32 Persian/Farsi Numbers Station: March 15, 2026

Many thanks to SRAA contributor Dan Greenall, who shares the following recording and notes:

I made the following recording (March 15, 2026 at 1822 UTC on 7842 kHz USB)) of V32 using a Kiwi SDR in Alvito, Italy. The "tavajjoh" (3X) announcement comes around the 6:09 mark, after which the numbers seem to run together more, rather than distinct groups of 5.

V32 Persian/Farsi Numbers Station: March 15, 2026
Dan Greenall