@@ericplays2021 hmm thats weird, could be connected to "the brother stair" on 4612.08 kHz or the other thats been on transmitting since 2015, 6998 kHz edit: wait wtf there is an SOS signal there
I am a pilot in Europe and occasionally I listen to the buzzer on night flights when workload is low. To me it's a reminder that the world is a peculiar place...
@@Lol81913 it's encrypted with a one use pad, only the man receiving it knows what it means, and the reason short wave radio is used for military and angencies id because there is no way of finding out who it goes to. nobody knows who recieves this or what it means, we can literally only just listen.
dumb question; but has there even been an event that could be linked back to it being called out on UVB? like the message says something and then later on a thing happened that could be linked back to it. obviously if it was we would be able to decrypt what they're saying.
Son mensajes para la federación con informes sobre agentes federales rusos durante la guerra fría, cada agente se identificaba con un número de placa que son los que dice luego de los nombres en orden. Son mensajes que quedan grabados en ondas de otras antenas y emiten en la misma red sucesivamente mientras sean de la misma frecuencia a la que fue transmitida originalmente. Cualquier persona que estudie electromagnética (radiación) lo sabe. 🤷🏻♂️
Ele tava pedindo Uma pizza de frango com catupiry e uma calabresa com cheddar pra entregar Na casa do Ivan e quem vai pagar será a Tatiana EA Daniela hahahahahaaa
Call signs. Of course there is no conclusive proof of what they are, but most likely would be that every person that’s supposed to receive these messages is listening out for his/her own call sign, and noting down the message that was meant for them.
![[UVB-76, The Buzzer] Voice Message; 16. April 2021,](/img/logo.svg){kind=logo}
