Radio Megathread - Stupid conspiracies here!

[Frankie²]

https://www.google.com/maps/preview?ll=56.083333,37.110278&q=loc:56.083333,37.110278&hl=en&t=m&z=15
old transmitter site

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[espio100]

9215.00 Khz on LSB is really interesting, I think its morse...
Also,

[Frankie²]

how do they know this

[espio100]

how do they know this

I don't know... Any other interesting frequencies?

[Frontrox]

how do they know this

It's not under maintenance

The receiver can't hear it

[Clear Glass]

9215.00 Khz on LSB is really interesting, I think its morse...
Also,
[im g]https://i.imgur.com/Pk8OeMa.png[/img]

how do they know this

That guys just bullstuffting, the Russians don't even admit to owning the thing, like they are going to go out and say "UVB-76, that one radio broadcast we totally don't broadcast is on maintenance". lol

[mus]

numbers stations are the coolest things ever

[Decepticon]

oh man

i remember this

it's creepy

also the building it comes from is creepy as hell too

[espio100]

Holy shaz, 15503.55 AM
and 12652.56 USB Aliens confirmed

[Clear Glass]

http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901
Frequency is 4625 on AM
Completely silent last I checked.
It was supposedly used as a "dead man's hand" where if it was silent for x amount of time, it would trigger a defense system of sorts.

Deadhand is a lovely defense system.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Hand_(nuclear_war)

and 12652.56 USB Aliens confirmed

Here's a recording for the lazy people that don't want to go to the site.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/091rw81rmiqwjyk/websdr_recording_2014-06-23T15-16-39Z_12652.6kHz.wav

[espio100]

12652.56 USB Aliens confirmed

Here's a recording for the lazy people that don't want to go to the site.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/091rw81rmiqwjyk/websdr_recording_2014-06-23T15-16-39Z_12652.6kHz.wav

Totally changed sound ;-; This is stuffting my pants

[Clear Glass]

Totally changed sound ;-; This is stuffting my pants

half life 3 confirmed

[espio100]

27600.00 AM
Holy forget!!

8992.00 is militairy shizzle
They speak phonteic alphabet sooo...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet

[ChappersTeddy]

Apparently my dad found a numbers station once. He was flicking through the radio stations and he said he heard numbers being read out over a background losing signal or something like that. I love this kind of thing though.

[mus]

I had a ham radio trial app on my phone and was browsing through random stations. I eventually found one that was just a high pitched squeal and another one that was rapid morse code.