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@@RingwayManchester1:56 the voice says women's names. If you need I can help with it further. I guess it's not necessary information for you, so sorry for bothering you
I think you're probably right - maybe the loops of tape have stretched or it's just aging caps on the circuit boards - but definitely degradation of the source running for so long.
@@EMBetazed Judging by what I've heard about Russian equipment in their invasion of Ukraine, it would hardly surprise me they haven't bothered to upgrade their equipment over the years. Hell, how many countries are left in the world using numbers stations at this point?
@@EMBetazed"If it aint broke" yada yada. I reckon the squaddies left to guard and flip a couple switches probably wouldnt bother the colonel with an aquisition form for a 200 quid pc. This is the country still using inertial navigation on its military gear afterall.
I do wonder if it’s an endless loop tape setup like what was used for recorded announcements in phone exchanges at the time. Either that, or something mechanically generated, as it appears to be very analogue when speeding up/slowing down/failing, rather than being simply on or off.
The first voice over the buzzer around 2 mins was swearing quite a lot from my basic Russian I picked up at work a while ago - lots of pretty bad words I kept picking out so I dare say you're right it's someone interfering
Nice work. I appreciate that the text and spoken word information in this video don’t interfere with each other, so it’s easier to keep up with the information being presented.
And yes you're a journalist. Too much research, facts, balance of view for it not to be, in every video, but more than that, you are a professional video maker. You have your niche. You never cease to amaze, educate and inform.
Interesting that the data packet audio on the newer Buzzer frequency sounds stronger than the data packet audio on the original frequency. Both signals sound like the data packets are fading in after the buzzing stops, so it seems they're using a full-bandwidth AGC in each airchain. But if you compare the two, the newer signal is bringing the data packets up to an audible level more quickly than the original signal does, and the data packets on the newer signal are much more pronounced altogether. That says to me that either the audio level of the data packets in the mix of the original transmission is substantially lower than the buzz generator, or the AGC being used on the newer transmission is much more aggressive.
The newest buzzer in a musical interval is a Perfect 4th. To remember what a Perfect 4th sounds like, just think of the first two notes of the Wedding march, "Here Comes" the Bride.
I heard this yesterday on my rtl-sdr, i thought it sounded different than last time i checked it out a couple months ago. Now i know, thank you so much for this video!
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Looking at the waterfall on the Twente SDR, it looks like some people like to generate letters or patterns, like some sort of radio steganography. Could you do a piece on how that's generated?
I remember the 1960s when I lived in Europe and spent hours exploring my mother's huge AM/FM/HF radio. I did hear German language numbers stations regularly and wondered what that was all about.
I do wonder if the original buzzer equipment/generator is integral with a necessary piece of equipment, hence why they always switch back to it and the replacements are only temporary.
the sound between the buzzes sounds like an AGC (Automatic gain control) increasing audio amplification until the 50/100 Hz power grid hum becomes audible, until the next buzz pulls it down again
Me too, when you think about it! I would almost think that these are part of Russia's original "Dead Hand" system. Has me wondering!? Maybe still part of the nuclear strategy, so yeah, that buzz is sort of ominous to me! 😮👍
3:15 That doesn’t sound like a tape failure. Tape failures don’t tend to repeat at intervals like that, unless that’s a short repeating tape loop. To me, it sounds like voltage was sagging when the amplitude of the signal was played. Just my opinion.
Hi i tell you the man speaking in 1:30 is swearing on them (Xyecocu , idite nahui ) i think youre right and someone there is trying to mess with them note -i speak fluent russian
I remember last year during the early weeks of the war, it was widely reported that they were using open source radio signals that everyone who had a ham radio from ukraine, Poland, Baltic statez, and i think as far as Germanay and northern Italy where the radio sihnals were being detected, and it was reportednthat they were not encrypted or even using codes
I was listening to airports around Poland in the lead up to the war. One day I listened to a US army guy talking to his girlfriend for hours on the phone from a small airport on the border. I think he must of hit the broadcast button in the tower and not realised 😂
Ivan is using a finishing sander, still grinding away at that red oak in a slow, methodical cadence. He's getting tired. Or maybe it's Yakov inserting a baseball card into the desk fan.
I think this is a jamming broadcast for the Buzzer, from Ukraine, they also speak Russian. The war is being fought together in diverse ways, radio is one of them. Or maybe even civilians with old radio equipment. But I wouldn't recommend that, because the FSB is also listening. The chance there is a drone flying through your window isn't a pleasant event. Btw, did you enjoy your coffee? Next month another one :) note: if I made a channel marker, it would be much more dramatic than that 😁😆
I pretty much don't understand ANYTHING due to my lack of knowledge but I love your videos! Maybe I'll try getting into that radio signals related stuff one day
Could this be short path (loud) followed by long path (softer and distorted some) -- band conditions are pretty decent, you might be hearing long path delayed/distorted ??
That first "buzzer" sounded like the time signals that WWV sends out from Fort Collins, CO. Obviously not what it actually is, but that's what it sounded like.
I'm just imagining some spotty eighteen-year-old conscript in a Russian signals unit being tasked with dealing with that tape for the Buzzer every time something goes wrong. Can you imagine someone brought up during the iPhone age having to work with that?!
FWIW: I could swear I have heard _"The Original Squeaky Wheel"_ {at about 06:07 in this video} sometime in the past. Whether it was here on Lewis' channel or elsewhere, I cannot say.
Hello everybody, I recently bought a second hand radio cd tape combo, Sony CFD-570 l ( a "Boom Box") it has a digital tuner (buttons and screen) in FM, AM and LW... I can catch BBC 4, Radio Algers and some others in LW from Normandy. I don't have short wave so I stick to long (MW is full of Spanish channels) and for the moment don't have the money for a good sw radio. My question is: what are the options for a lw antenna? I've seen the loop with the varaiable capacitor, problem is to find the right capacitor in France, also the tutos speak about a "wire" what kind? I can't buy you a coffe on paypal as I don't have an account there... other options? If you ever come to Normandy, the beer is on me. Cheers!
how do you know the waterfall art is not just local generated combined with on air reception, many waterfall art and text generation programs are around
@@RingwayManchester it disappeared when the real buzzer came back to normal Maybe it was related to the recent malfunction or weird background pocket noise on the buzzer??
I have heard at times people talking on the shortwave spectrum but it garbled and i can't clarify it, even switching between sidebands. Is that some form of voice encryption? Somebody help me out here. 😊
Remember some of those “old pip” signals can be activated vehicle trackers. Usually on the 4500-4700KHz SSB. But they can be on 3750KHz. Different noises and different frequencies are a signature to different tracker companies. There’s a guy on UA-cam who documents all his recoveries. He works for a company called “Automatricks MTrack”. I watched a few of his video and his tracker are equipped with GPS/GMS and RF. the RF is used for close triangulation. They transmit a beep every second on SSB After activation. Have look and you will see him recording the sound these tracker broadcast. It’s extremely similar to the pip.
What do you think of the hypothesis that UVB76 - rather than primarily being a channel marker - is a homing signal for mobile Russian transmitters to direct their antenna to report back to Moscow? Of course it could be both.
If the buzzer is a channel marker to keep it free from traffic for the monolith transmissions then why is it the only one? Why is it the only Russian channel that does this, and why from its location?
2:00 and this is obviously phonetic-coded message "ЖУОЗ" if interpreted as cyrillic, or "VUOZ" if interpreted as latin. It doesn't mean anyting obvious, so that's either some military station callsign, or encrypted code.
The Soviets and Russian Federation use the Buzzer as (as previously mentioned) a channel marker for their military communications commandment messaging network. A system analogous to the USA's hyper-encrypted Air Force Emergency Action Messaging System (Skyking).
Жужжалка использовалась исключительно для того, чтобы занять частоту(чтобы никакие мелкие радиостанции ее не использовали на земле). Так, частота использовалась на глобальных учениях. А, сейчас, разумеется, для войны.
on the fist transmission are audible "a four letter words"(swearing) seems like someone is pranking on the frequency, the second one seems like the real "postman"
Just found this channel... Reminds me of being a kid in the late 80's early 90's and dialling thru the frezs and hearing 'number stations' on SW on my standard old radio. Cool stuff.
If someone is curious, the guy talking in Russian at 1:30-1:50 is using very offensive language, calling someone bad words and telling them to f*ck off. However, the voice is indeed barely audible, so the context is not clear at all.
I suppose it’s like that for all related languages. I live in a country with 11 official languages and most of them are related. Unless you know one or more of them, it’s difficult to distinguish between them.
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The leaders of the Western world governments are collectively The Antichrists/ ad-Dajjal
@@RingwayManchester1:56 the voice says women's names. If you need I can help with it further. I guess it's not necessary information for you, so sorry for bothering you
@@Александртень-ф4т Appreciate the insight! Not necessary information, but funny to hear none the less.
@@Александртень-ф4т so it must of been a arttempt to troll the buzzer
I think you're probably right - maybe the loops of tape have stretched or it's just aging caps on the circuit boards - but definitely degradation of the source running for so long.
Why would they use a tape? Wouldn't a electronic signal generator be easier and cheaper?
@@EMBetazed Judging by what I've heard about Russian equipment in their invasion of Ukraine, it would hardly surprise me they haven't bothered to upgrade their equipment over the years. Hell, how many countries are left in the world using numbers stations at this point?
@@EMBetazed"If it aint broke" yada yada. I reckon the squaddies left to guard and flip a couple switches probably wouldnt bother the colonel with an aquisition form for a 200 quid pc. This is the country still using inertial navigation on its military gear afterall.
@@recreationalelmersglue6053 And were 7 miles out of the city there are no flush toilets.
I do wonder if it’s an endless loop tape setup like what was used for recorded announcements in phone exchanges at the time. Either that, or something mechanically generated, as it appears to be very analogue when speeding up/slowing down/failing, rather than being simply on or off.
I've always loved this kind of stuff. As a teenage girl I had a shortwave radio and always loved the oddities and number stations.
Can’t express enough how the fans appreciate your level of diligence in following radio news.
You’re something like a proper journalist at this point!
Nope, he has never lied to me. I say he is nothing like a modern journalist.
@@seananon4893the joke isn’t lost on me, but notice the word “proper” here!
i would argue IS! 🍻
Darn Russians *angrily shakes fist*
Caught me on a technicality. Nice play sir.@@cartermize6651
For anyone interested, the song that was played over the buzzer is Taska Black x DROELOE - Running Away
1:40 that voice over the buzzer is just non-stop cursing. Perhaps someone is trying to disrupt the comunication with crude jammer?
This is what I’m talking about…The G.O.A.T!
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He will be at 1 million subscribers soon. Very inspiring.
The first voice over the buzzer around 2 mins was swearing quite a lot from my basic Russian I picked up at work a while ago - lots of pretty bad words I kept picking out so I dare say you're right it's someone interfering
Correct three-story Russian swearing and so much hatred in voice.
Either it's those pirate radio stations interfering, some Russian servicemen or non are having a really bad day
Nice work. I appreciate that the text and spoken word information in this video don’t interfere with each other, so it’s easier to keep up with the information being presented.
didnt even notice but yes, this is really nice, thank you.
And yes you're a journalist. Too much research, facts, balance of view for it not to be, in every video, but more than that, you are a professional video maker. You have your niche. You never cease to amaze, educate and inform.
Research, facts, balance of view I like.
This has fast become one of my favorite UA-cam channels. Keep up the good work!
The current buzzer is the most sinister sounding of them all😳
Yep....
Especially when it makes that crackling sound before the buzz itself
Amazing video rog!!!
Interesting that the data packet audio on the newer Buzzer frequency sounds stronger than the data packet audio on the original frequency. Both signals sound like the data packets are fading in after the buzzing stops, so it seems they're using a full-bandwidth AGC in each airchain. But if you compare the two, the newer signal is bringing the data packets up to an audible level more quickly than the original signal does, and the data packets on the newer signal are much more pronounced altogether. That says to me that either the audio level of the data packets in the mix of the original transmission is substantially lower than the buzz generator, or the AGC being used on the newer transmission is much more aggressive.
I know next to nothing about radio, but your content is completely fascinating and engaging. These Eastern European stations are super creepy.
Thanks
Thanks so much!
1:30 loads of swearwords in Russian, definitely not an official transmission
Yo, did I hear the word khuilo? I don't speak Russian but I know that word😂
You know an official transmission is up to 50 000 watts! I don’t think you play with that. The cost of running is too high
The newest buzzer in a musical interval is a Perfect 4th. To remember what a Perfect 4th sounds like, just think of the first two notes of the Wedding march, "Here Comes" the Bride.
I heard this yesterday on my rtl-sdr, i thought it sounded different than last time i checked it out a couple months ago. Now i know, thank you so much for this video!
I love how you keep us up to date on all this. Yes, I thought it's somebody messing with it too. Love somebody putting music over it.
I miss the old Buzzer. When I was young, it reminded me of an old twin-engine war plane waiting on the runway forever but never taking off.
I think you mean the woodpecker?
@@Rubensgardens.Skogsmuseum Nope, I mean the buzzer. I've heard the woodpecker, too.
Brilliant ! Loving these videos, its really interesting the differences which you have collated here, and look forward to more !
if you're going to play music over the buzzer, sync it to the beat. Lot's of potential for techno industrial here.
The song is by Taska Black and DROELOE. The song is “Running Away”, one of my favorites!
@ 3:47 I used to have a pager that sounded like that...
Wonder if the "in between" sound on the buzzer(s) is actually an auto-gain circuit boosting the noise floor, along with some mains hum.
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Great show again I learn more and more every time you put stuff out there for us. Thanks again Alan from Luton 🇬🇧🍻💯👍
I've watched your content for quite some time, at least 12 months. I enjoy your features, your news, your relaxed style, the live recordings... I could go on, so, at last, I subscribed. Thank you, for all the content you create.
Russian speaking here. What you here about 1:45 mark is somewhat profanity (I am sure YT would ban me if I type it here though)
Deshkvadanua
@@ntokin No, no... Little bit earllier :) It is defenetly not an ordinary message.
@@ntokin, a bit earlier
Блин
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Looking at the waterfall on the Twente SDR, it looks like some people like to generate letters or patterns, like some sort of radio steganography. Could you do a piece on how that's generated?
You do that with an SDR
This has been used to make Easter eggs in audio for years, just turn each letter intro frequencies which make it's shape on the waterfall
It is called hellschreiber. It is a digital mode like ft8 or else.
@@bobby240582 Aha, that's useful, thank you.
You may be right!
Love the videos! Keep em up :) I'm suprised somebody else in the world is interested in these kinds of things!
I remember the 1960s when I lived in Europe and spent hours exploring my mother's huge AM/FM/HF radio. I did hear German language numbers stations regularly and wondered what that was all about.
Some of these were U.S. Army stations but not all of course.
I love human beings for things like this. We are so beautiful and unique
I do wonder if the original buzzer equipment/generator is integral with a necessary piece of equipment, hence why they always switch back to it and the replacements are only temporary.
the sound between the buzzes sounds like an AGC (Automatic gain control) increasing audio amplification until the 50/100 Hz power grid hum becomes audible, until the next buzz pulls it down again
Great content as usual!
LMAO!! Lewis! You tell us about Russia's Buzzer. Then you show us pictures of Buzzer Station. That's just fabulous.
Buzzer bit on final music is really good! Cool!
The buzzer, all the finesse and audio quality of a 555 timer!
love the content lewis keep up the good work mate 👍
Thank you for the video. Listening to it right now on a kiwisdr in Finland. Sounds exactly like you have in this video. Weird....
Cold war classic continues to entertain.. well done, Lewis ❤
Excellent. Thank You 👍
Very interesting Lewis. These buzzers always seem to be somewhat creepy sounding to me! 😂
Me too, when you think about it! I would almost think that these are part of Russia's original "Dead Hand" system. Has me wondering!? Maybe still part of the nuclear strategy, so yeah, that buzz is sort of ominous to me! 😮👍
3:15 That doesn’t sound like a tape failure. Tape failures don’t tend to repeat at intervals like that, unless that’s a short repeating tape loop. To me, it sounds like voltage was sagging when the amplitude of the signal was played. Just my opinion.
Ahh, they were charging their Tesla Coils?
Can even be affected by AC Voltage frequency change!!! Going from 60Hz AC to 50 Hz AC can cause speed changes!!!😬
I did not expect today to be the day that I heard DROELOE fighting with the buzzer for air time
Hi i tell you the man speaking in 1:30 is swearing on them (Xyecocu , idite nahui ) i think youre right and someone there is trying to mess with them
note -i speak fluent russian
I remember last year during the early weeks of the war, it was widely reported that they were using open source radio signals that everyone who had a ham radio from ukraine, Poland, Baltic statez, and i think as far as Germanay and northern Italy where the radio sihnals were being detected, and it was reportednthat they were not encrypted or even using codes
I was listening to airports around Poland in the lead up to the war. One day I listened to a US army guy talking to his girlfriend for hours on the phone from a small airport on the border. I think he must of hit the broadcast button in the tower and not realised 😂
The buzzer iself is a mechanical device placed in front of a mic isn't it ?, that's why you can hear background voices from time to time
I wouldn't put it past Russia
Yea, I read in the original buzzer dossier that the buzzing was from a Soviet alarm clock that was wired to constantly go off
Ivan is using a finishing sander, still grinding away at that red oak in a slow, methodical cadence. He's getting tired. Or maybe it's Yakov inserting a baseball card into the desk fan.
This is one of the best channels on UA-cam OVER
I think this is a jamming broadcast for the Buzzer, from Ukraine, they also speak Russian. The war is being fought together in diverse ways, radio is one of them. Or maybe even civilians with old radio equipment. But I wouldn't recommend that, because the FSB is also listening. The chance there is a drone flying through your window isn't a pleasant event. Btw, did you enjoy your coffee? Next month another one :) note: if I made a channel marker, it would be much more dramatic than that 😁😆
I know about no Russian but the voice over the buzzer in the first clip is half swear words. So i reckon that isnt very official.
@@recreationalelmersglue6053it’s Russian. Half the language is swear words 🤣
@@CEHepphalf? It’s probably more than half, блин.
Another great video thank you mate
This is all so foreign to me. I wish I knew what it all means. Regardless, it fascinates me, and it's very eerie!
Thank you!
The Buzzer also sounded that way before it gone offline for some time on the old location.
The initial voice is likely radio pirates swearing in Russian. The second voice was reading numbers in Russian.
Where I am Voice of Korea comes in loud and clear on the 31metre band and I've not heard it been jammed yet.
I pretty much don't understand ANYTHING due to my lack of knowledge but I love your videos! Maybe I'll try getting into that radio signals related stuff one day
HAHAH a Banger on top the Buzzer!!
Tnx for SW oddities. Tom.
Could this be short path (loud) followed by long path (softer and distorted some) -- band conditions are pretty decent, you might be hearing long path delayed/distorted ??
That first "buzzer" sounded like the time signals that WWV sends out from Fort Collins, CO. Obviously not what it actually is, but that's what it sounded like.
underneath that one buzzer recording, I could hear what sounded like the CW letter v which is didaahdaahdaah
Sounds like the baked potatoes are ready to come out of the microwave.
I'm just imagining some spotty eighteen-year-old conscript in a Russian signals unit being tasked with dealing with that tape for the Buzzer every time something goes wrong. Can you imagine someone brought up during the iPhone age having to work with that?!
there's someone autistic enough (me) lol
That tape sounds pretty hilarious when it slows down. Like an invasion of space cows.
What makes you think "the iPhone age" is something superior?
@@RideAcrossTheRiver I never implied it was. Am old enough to remember a time before smartphones and in my view some things were better.
@@iana6713 It would be the same as learning to use a rifle--which technology dates to 250 years ago.
FWIW: I could swear I have heard _"The Original Squeaky Wheel"_ {at about 06:07 in this video} sometime in the past.
Whether it was here on Lewis' channel or elsewhere, I cannot say.
I don't hear your Russian friends here on the west coast of Canada but I've been hearing lots of STANAG since things went crazy.
I had that tuned in and saw the precise trace on the SDRUNO Waterfall.
Hello everybody, I recently bought a second hand radio cd tape combo, Sony CFD-570 l ( a "Boom Box") it has a digital tuner (buttons and screen) in FM, AM and LW... I can catch BBC 4, Radio Algers and some others in LW from Normandy. I don't have short wave so I stick to long (MW is full of Spanish channels) and for the moment don't have the money for a good sw radio. My question is: what are the options for a lw antenna? I've seen the loop with the varaiable capacitor, problem is to find the right capacitor in France, also the tutos speak about a "wire" what kind? I can't buy you a coffe on paypal as I don't have an account there... other options? If you ever come to Normandy, the beer is on me. Cheers!
From the small amount of Russian I know, the voice from 1:30 onwards was indeed just inteference as it seemed to contain mostly swearing!
The 4525 marker is the same pirate that was transmitting on 4612, 4695 and 4675 earlier.
Would it be uncanny if the radio operator at the Russian buzzer station is one of your subscriber's
Is it possible to talk with someone in RF with off the shelf radio hardware ?
how do you know the waterfall art is not just local generated combined with on air reception, many waterfall art and text generation programs are around
Knowing when leaves you wishing you knew what. I don`t imagine it`s ` paster throwing as art `.
1:31 Voice in the background. Just swearing in Russian. I think the voice originates from somewhere else.
THE BUZZER!!!!!
Is 4525 khz a harmonic of the buzzer?
Too bad it's now gone as of November 24, now the normal buzzer is back to normal.
It’s not; it was a different sound at a different rate. It has gone though. Strange
@@RingwayManchester it disappeared when the real buzzer came back to normal
Maybe it was related to the recent malfunction or weird background pocket noise on the buzzer??
I have heard at times people talking on the shortwave spectrum but it garbled and i can't clarify it, even switching between sidebands. Is that some form of voice encryption? Somebody help me out here. 😊
Probably usb/ssb heard on an mode.
Remember some of those “old pip” signals can be activated vehicle trackers. Usually on the 4500-4700KHz SSB.
But they can be on 3750KHz.
Different noises and different frequencies are a signature to different tracker companies.
There’s a guy on UA-cam who documents all his recoveries. He works for a company called “Automatricks MTrack”.
I watched a few of his video and his tracker are equipped with GPS/GMS and RF. the RF is used for close triangulation. They transmit a beep every second on SSB
After activation.
Have look and you will see him recording the sound these tracker broadcast. It’s extremely similar to the pip.
What do you think of the hypothesis that UVB76 - rather than primarily being a channel marker - is a homing signal for mobile Russian transmitters to direct their antenna to report back to Moscow? Of course it could be both.
In this day of gps and Satnav, that idea makes no sense
If the buzzer is a channel marker to keep it free from traffic for the monolith transmissions then why is it the only one?
Why is it the only Russian channel that does this, and why from its location?
2:00 and this is obviously phonetic-coded message "ЖУОЗ" if interpreted as cyrillic, or "VUOZ" if interpreted as latin. It doesn't mean anyting obvious, so that's either some military station callsign, or encrypted code.
we should just ask every ham to transmit on those freqs on a constant basis
I can only speak about the USA, but our 80-meter band allowance stops at 4MHz. Most of these are out-of-band for US amateurs to transmit on.
Some of these numbers stations are really creepy.
The Soviets and Russian Federation use the Buzzer as (as previously mentioned) a channel marker for their military communications commandment messaging network. A system analogous to the USA's hyper-encrypted Air Force Emergency Action Messaging System (Skyking).
Can’t seem to hear them here in the Midwest US. Is this straight AM or upper side band ?
I remember hearing this when I was a kid
These photos are of low band long wave antennas very pretty------ will likely work plus or minus 200 meters.
Yes we’ll funnily enough I don’t have access to lovely HD Footage of the actual sites so you’ll forgive me for substituting my own stock footage
The 1989 Buzzer sounds more like Squeaky Wheel than the Buzzer I'm used to 😂
I would like to watch you visiting the Buzzer plant itself in Russia and tune the radio 📻
Жужжалка использовалась исключительно для того, чтобы занять частоту(чтобы никакие мелкие радиостанции ее не использовали на земле). Так, частота использовалась на глобальных учениях. А, сейчас, разумеется, для войны.
Damn I got obsessed with sqeaky wheel. I need to filter out the noise. How can I get a good sqeaky old wheel soundfile?
2:36 I'm not positive but does anyone else hear Morse code faintly in the background of the 1989 buzzer with the higher pitch?
on the fist transmission are audible "a four letter words"(swearing) seems like someone is pranking on the frequency, the second one seems like the real "postman"
Just found this channel... Reminds me of being a kid in the late 80's early 90's and dialling thru the frezs and hearing 'number stations' on SW on my standard old radio. Cool stuff.
If someone is curious, the guy talking in Russian at 1:30-1:50 is using very offensive language, calling someone bad words and telling them to f*ck off. However, the voice is indeed barely audible, so the context is not clear at all.
It must be hard for non-slavs to differentiate between Ukrainian and Russian, I guess...
Yeah, it really is
I suppose it’s like that for all related languages. I live in a country with 11 official languages and most of them are related. Unless you know one or more of them, it’s difficult to distinguish between them.
I know I heard khuilo😂😂😂
How do you know these are pitch changes and not frequency offsets since you're listening to SSB modulation.