Strange NEW Russian Military Signals Just Appeared! 

So are you!

@@danreuther1446 I've done some simple cryptanalysis on this and I think it's a subsitution cypher - the W equates to the compound "RS" and the M equates to "L"

@@danreuther1446"Yr'oue"

@@danreuther1446 "ur"

@@legoushque3334 Yo'ree*

Glad you like them! Thanks

I think he does a mighty job of it all.

Just a little to the left with a quick twisty.

missile launch codes 😵‍💫

@@B00MERTECLottery numbers for who gets drafted next

​@@kphaxx lmao

It was bingo numbers 😅

​​@@B00MERTEC I think it is coded order to hidden spy to start or cancel planned operation. Yea, now we have internet. But in internet you can be tracked. So, you just turn on your radio in right time an listening order.

Canada? The only thing you should be hearing is Gordon Lightfoot and Anne Murray!! All day, all the time. Good stuff there, you done the world good with those two!!

@@donwayne1357 Don't forget Murray McLauchlan and Melwood Cutlery as well.

@@billdang3953 Or Ian and Sylvia - Four Strong Winds

Don’t forget Rush!

​@@donwayne1357nah, Rush. All the time, just Rush.

If I had to guess, your parents tossed your numbers not necessarily because they knew what they were, but because they knew it wouldn't have looked good at all if the BND came knocking at your door and had a look around. You probably know by now those numbers were for spies.

Heavy .. I did the same thing in my young times using an very old radio … It ware some hidden messages I think from military bases

How would your dad have possibly known? It only became widely known what they were after the internet afaik

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gongs_or_Chimes_(numbers_station) de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gong_(Zahlensender)

Let me put it this way: My Dad´s Dad was in the Wehrmacht, my Dad joined the new Bundeswehr and they knew about the Gehlen group, Germanys pre BND thing. The techinque is very simple and very old.@@arostwocents

Blind men stumbling in the dark with daggers drawn

I guess we are being figured out caught LOL

haha@@dannyt1705

Melbourne is better than Sydney but I enjoyed both on my trip to Australia a decade ago.

LMAO

Sounds like the Illinois Enema Bandit doing a night time visit to The Great Cornholio.

..."with stone knives and bearskins....😃

😂

Díky za info👍

They may of been testing the transmitter before they turned it into its “proper” job.

😂😂😂😂

CIA active agents in Russia, well they accepted consequences of their action, especially after been told several times.

Corny.

...by the party who claims it was the others

Me too, the Icom 7300’i have has never transmitted

That's hardcore listening!@@RingwayManchester

Maybe it was tupolev after all

@adammoss5284 Tupolev aircraft maybe.? But I don't think so.

They’re loud and clear tonight on my home setup too! Last night they weren’t so good

Perhaps, but there was a time not long ago when you could stream television from thaere and they did have some shows that were far better than anything on US broadcast television/Hollywierd. .

Anything out of Russia is creepy military shit

It's just your way of viewing it. Russia is absolutely normal country. More normal than many if not all Western countries with their 33 genders.

7050, 7055 became quite again, at least I don’t hear anyone on these frequencies when I am on air. In the past I agree it was horrible when Russian and Ukrainian HAMs yelled to each other.

There are two ways I know of. One is to listen to the signal from many different SDRs located around the world, and try and figure out roughly where the signal is coming from from those different signal strengths, while taking into account the skywave versus groundwave propagation, differnt antennas, etc. The other way is kind of related, but requires synchronized receivers located in many parts of the world. The receivers can measure the exact time difference between receiving the signals. Radio waves travel very fast, but over 1000km, it takes about 330 microseconds, which is something that can be measured quite readily. Still it's not a technically easy task due to noise, different signal strengths, etc. and requires at least three receivers to narrow down the area to a general location. And the closer those receivers are to the transmitter, the more accurate the calculation is. Since there are no such receivers in Russia, you have to use recievers which are outside and therefore probably quite far away from the transmitters, making the calculation of location less precise. Those are the technical ways to do it, and of course historical information can be valuable too, as you mentioned.