The Buzzer Has Retaliated! Is This A Warning From Russia?
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I decoded it using DSD+ is BS mode, it says "We've been trying to reach you about the extended warranty on your Lada."
🤣
The one I decoded said something about a product recall😂😂😂😂
How do you decode it in DSD+?
@@sa6kod154 it’s a wind up you can’t really decode it😂😂
@@sa6kod154 it was a joke, the "BS" mode was for b*llsh*t ;-)
That was a data transmission. I used to sit and listen to modems talk to each other all day every day. That was data. The first section was at least.
Thank you for your insight
Listening to these sounds has the same hypnotizing effects as watching flames in a campfire.
They seem to be sounds from hell. It is precisely these that have a hypnotizing effect.
It’s super quixotic - since I got the Cornet project CD set as a small child
It seems to me like it's Russia actually using the frequency
Given the increase in their activity in Ukraine over the last few days, that seems very likely.
Yes the frequency is used actually pretty often to send over coded messages, the latest one was May 23th 2024.
Looks like the buzzer is doing what its designers' intended. Note the bandwidth of the buzzer exactly matches the bandwidth of the data.Its like some one has switched from 'standby' to 'operate'
The Buzzer is still jammed here in the US & Caribbean most of the time with noise or music. I will say this, it's not Cuba as their failing transmitters interfere with other Shortwave frequencies especially WRMI.
Russia is starting nuclear tests in Belarus. Not exploding weapons but testing readiness for tactical nukes. maybe its this training?
Noige noige noige!
I would hope not
Where did you hear that info...any links for me to peruse..?
@@malcolmyoung7866google it
possible i fear.
The 90's just called, they want their dial-up back.
“Would you like to play a game?”
@@shawnmiller4781How about global thermal nuclear war?
How about a nice game of chess?
Set number of players “0” hopefully it’ll learn…
“Joshua called me”
If you are bouncing HF through the ionosphere you get back multiple staggered returns. Using a variable waveform that is known at both ends allows you to consolidate the tracks together more accurately.
Not saying that’s what’s going on here, but worth keeping in mind that
Got a lot of recordings from Russian military channels from the past 2 months. I have not been able to make any videos but I sorta came to the conclusion that ever since Russia had announced its plans to conduct Nuclear exercises , we have seen a lot of new dynamics over Russian channels , no doubt in my mind that this is Russia flexing its capabilities. Very Interesting video man, makes me want to scan the radio waves-
Flexing? Looks more like actually testing the system readiness, possibly not even in russia but belarus, that recently acquired some russian nukes.
Our EAM'S have been going apeshit for months
@@alexturnbackthearmy1907 for sure they are bringing out the capabilities , beefing things up , like someone's about to flex some muscle out there. Defiantly pounding the UA on the ground last 2 weeks. Think its about to get busy out there as things heat up
Interesting take. I'm not much of a radio guy, but keen ADS-B plane watcher and, anecdotally, lots of RC-135s in the last few months.
Get an SDR with a yagi on a rotor if you can or a tuned dipole while you still can, and ground it well
I'm just an unducated, self proclaimed computer scientist, but that looks like digital data being transmitted over RF. I've seen a couple of examples over the internet and it's not unlikley that Russia has been sending data across borders using this technique. Much like the modem we all know and love, the first parts could be the calibration for the reciever.
But why, it makes no sense for any government to use radio anymore, they can send data much easier, cheaper and more hidden/anonymous with the Internet. Also cant be jammed.
Over the past few weeks Russian language transmissions have been heard by me in the 40 and 20 Amatuer radio bands. They are not Amatuers but definitely radio broadcasts of some description. Yesterday there was a transmission with two different voices as if they were discussing something, then there would be loads of shouting. The signal was very strong, and it was around the 14.140 frequency.
I can second that. Heard it as well.
I was working side band on 20 and it started drowning me out.
Yall recording these things? I like noise audio samples 😁
Could you make a recording next time? Id like to hear it. Im pretty ignorant amatuer radio.
Record it so it can be translated (I understand some russian but you can run it through Google translate)
Amazing content. It's starting to feel like the 70's again..
So that tells us that the regular buzzing sound is in fact a channel marker.
Or a channel holder.
The buzz itself might be data
@@AnnBearForFreedom Same thing.
@@BartBe It isn't.
or an automatic "end of send" on a system someone cobbled back together to operate as an automated ground-to-broadcast system that has a standard delay between packets and has to stay hot on its antenna. smekalka
Best new dubstep banger I've heard in a while
Listening to buzzer , jamming signals and buzzer stopped at the same moment replaced with a voice “hello Lima Lima” buzzer and “jammers restart together!
The new one is like a baby buzzer! Sounds so cute and small, LOL.
does calling mummy 😂mummy wake up baby calling 😂
As I am reading this I just got to that part lol
I wonder if this would be more legible as data if bitrate is reduced
The Russians: hold my ГУ49А triode.
Edit: I was wrong when I assumed that this 600kW triode was the most powerful Russian triode, but there is an even more powerful one, the Гу-99А-1 with a HF output of 2200kW.
Yes, a 2.2 Megawatt HF tube. 😂
ow, hot hot hot!
I love your channel!
Thanks for all the hard work buddy.
I notice the PIP on 6218MHz has an identical pip on 6230Mhz but one running slightly faster and of different signal strength
dont worry, richi sunak has a plan to permanently shut PIP down.
ok, niche joke
As always, ty for your coverage.
these 'buzzer signals' have a bandwidth of 3200 Hz so could be digital modes sent over standard comms equipment
Definitely digital data packets.
They sound suspiciously similar to modem traffic, so some form of FSK modulation perhaps. I wouldn't even be shocked if it was bog standard V.32.
Looks like big data to me. Like they are messing with data channels or ultra wide channels for higher transfer rates. Each one looks like it has a partner transmission that goes with it but much quieter. In one of the clips in this video, you can see the main transmission change frequency whilst transmitting nothing and the partner transmission sweeps to it to follow but you can see it because its "following" the main one. Perhaps some kind of checksum.
Lots of military movements these days.
Biggest western exercise since Cold War was just underway
If interesting, the audio at 6:10 mark -- people are speaking some profanity something along "we'll free Russia from ..."
yes, my Russian is almost non existent but it seems they're accusing each other to be fascists (for the rest I only get some swearing 😆)
It was saying «We will free Russian land from Russians», «Bandera is respectable man, I back it» and a bunch of profanity in between.
"Освободим Российскую землю от фашистской нечисти"
It sounds: "We will free all regions where Russian people live."
For me, when i hear the old man voice i hear "please, free me from russian fascists"
The weirdest off band signal I ever heard was back in like the late 80s. It was broadcasting nothing but nature sounds with a weird but clearly intentional distortion.
Is it possible the 'signals provider' is contracted to provide x amount of data transmission and they fill parts of their empty schedule with random junk, for unclear reasons, to provide test signal results? To make digital clutter? To hide less active periods of maintaince? Or simply to meet a quota of transmission hours?
@@olivere5497 Possible? Sure. But whenever I returned to that frequency, I could never again find traffic on that frequency, so this explanation doesn't pass the gut check. I have no way of knowing the facts of the matter beyond that I found such a signal and could never find it again even a day later.
I think it’s like the old CB radio days where the Mike keyers and music players would go into the basement and try ruin everyone’s day.
They just got more powerful equipment and more power, all they need is a crazy echo.
The band is still alive and there are some people on it in the 100,000 watt club so the idea that jammers could be making some big power with home built hardware is plausible.
What about the oinking and mooing though? Oinking and mooing is mandatory!
This type of content (defence stuff) is more interesting than how Eastenders gets transmitted to villages in the Cotswolds.
😂👍🏻
@@RingwayManchesterbut please don't stop the videos about how EastEnders is transmitted in the Cotswolds!
lmao
Wait... It does?! Please tell more.
CLARKSON!!! 😅😅
Radio aficionados listen to the pre war noise of doomsday..
Propagation and modulation tests? Sending different signal types and modulation schemes to see how they hold up under different propagation conditions.
Camerons comments on Ukraine upset them .
Is anyone using the buzzer as a ringtone, or is it just me 😂
Just you.
That might not be a good idea. You might get Spetznaz operatives showing up at your door asking for instructions on their latest mission.
@@stickiedmin6508good, “yes! I am tsar! Follow me to victory!
I have it as my first alarm clock sound.
Then if i snooze two times i have that horrible sound that was supposed to cut in on tv broadcasts if a nuclear strike is imminent.
Let's just say that my fiancee has made me not even snooze once because i wake up before even the Buzzer starts 😅
The 'pip' at 6218kHz and the 'drop' at 6230kHz (correct frequencies, not the ones shown in the vid), I suspect are are idling Link11 data channels without traffic. If correct these would not be russian.
I have no idea what this is, how this came across my feed, or what you guys are talking about, but these sounds are sending chills up my spine. I'm alone in my truck on lunch break and still don't feel safe lol
Oh god the voices oh man this is creepy. Imma keep watching though lol
Whoever is messing with the buzzer it's impossible to know how effective it is at this distance. It depends where the intended recipient is and how strong any jamming is at that location.
Shining the torch in the darkness, another great vid.
The pirates keep trying to jam it
I shouldnt think it was jamming, that digital is definitely data packets.
It's not unheard of that one department of the Russian military operates on the same frequency as another. But in this case I suspect piracy, they've sadly become incredibly resourceful lately, operating with no repercussions whatsoever.
Could you clarify?
I don't know the difference with jamming or 12-channel FSK or whatever. A lot of the major channels - Goose, R Marker, Buzzer, Alarm, Air Horn, and some of the new Pips all got a big fat signal strip on them all on the same evening (today). Maybe coincidence. Maybe state-backed jamming attack? I dunno. It's been interesting to watch, though.
scary to find 7.055Mhz 9+20 from south Sweden
Russians have the Strongest broadband radio in the world!
I just realized how damaged I have been, listending to C64 load-tapes and 90s modem sounds, since I follow this channel listening to the Buzzer!
I heard a message on 7074KHz the other morning that began with "Attention attention, here is an official announcement from the Russian Federation" which then went into a rant featuring Cyka, Nahui, Blyats and other insults, and I suspect due to the accent, it wasn't from Russia!
There's some weird stuff being transmitted on 4625kHz this evening, 09/05 19:45 UTC
I love these mysteries.
Perhaps it's Russia telling everyone to buzz off.
lol
LoL 🙂😊😆
ironic isnt it, an invader nation telling others to leave them alone. lol
@@alexmartinez-og8gu Sounds like your talking about Yugoslavia?. Didn't Yugoslavia suffer it's own ethnic cleansing operation, only for NATO to do a Russia special MO?. Or are you going to tell me that no Russian ethnic Ukrainians were harmed by the junta between 2014 and 2022? 🤣🤣🤮🤮
Some believe what MSM tells them......some are smarter than that 😁😁
Find me the evidence that Ukroneonazi's weren't responsible for torching a town hall in Odessa with 47 people still inside in 2014. Most people that have been double jabbed and triple boosted can't be arsed to seek the truth.......seek and ye shall find 😁😁
@@alexmartinez-og8guMeanie, meanie Russkies.
Stay tuned!
If you use local jamming jabber and the distant source resends a 'torrent' that can tell you that you may have nailed the proximity of a local receiver. Remember that the home office is moving on Russian assets/hats inside Brit.
If you can get close enough you can pump in power and use a passive backscatter to detect coupled resonance with a 'BBC Van'...
As a heads up. Go and watch BBC 6 o'clock news on 15/05/24 and tell me that's not the new buzzer ticking clock sound coming from the Slovak parliament (for the record, Slovakia's prime minister Robert Fico was shot earlier on the 15th and there was a news segment on it to which the clock chime from one of the previous videos.)
Isn't the real Buzzer technically also a pirate station since they aren't properly licensed and don't identify themselves?
Just don’t try to show up at their transmission site, even if you have the FCC officials in tow…😂!
73!
But the station is licensed in that it is operated by the Russian Armed Forces on Russian soil. The transmitter site is located near Naro-Fominsk in the Moscow region. You're welcome to go there and pretend you're a FCC representative and that you're imposing the rules and regulations of a foreign hostile nation on Russian soil. Chances are they'll take you to a psychiatric hospital where the shrinks will deem you insane but fit enough to deport you by plane.
You think the FCC have jurisdiction on Russian soil?
@@hereforthefreewater Of course not, nor the Russian civil radio authority either… I have a feeling the ones operating this station would let their bayonets do the talking…😀!
73!
The real buzzer would be licensed in Russia. But Russia has never really cared about following international treaties... Especially ones involving radio and national sovereignty.
Are you sure it's not nextdoors old fax machine playing up again?
hello, was there an error? On the screen you wrote the frequency 6128 Khz for the beep and drop. In the waterfall, however, the frequency 6218 Khz was displayed. And that is also correct. Best regards
Wonder if they are doing and upgrade and testing to make sure it works correctly / making adjustments.
in the last video I sent you a link to the video from a week ago, the pirates managed to establish contact with the original buzzer controller
I’ll take a look
Be fun to stick it through a signal analyzer than can detect various encoding types to see if anything legible comes out....
Fascinating, I've often wondered what these are
Sliding into some obscure shortband radio niche on YT and then OP just nonchalantly drops a bigass choon at the end. I don't need sleep, I need the name of that song!
It’s called drum and bass by Andrew Huang 😃
@@RingwayManchester Nice, thanks for the info - I even follow him on here. :D
Perhaps the buzzer is finally getting used for what it was meant for
6221 kHz sounds like if the goose station is being strangled
Multiple stations using the same unique waveforms...definitely military.
This is spooky 😮
Considering that NATO is doing exercise Steadfast Defender and Russia is ramping up it's operations in Ukraine again. The uptick in traffic is hardly surprising. An indicator if nothing else.
I heard the 7055 transmission as well
Tonight the buzzer is shrouded with a string signal. The effect is the same @twente SDR as on my own antenna... I live in Haarlem, the Netherlands, and aprox. 125 miles from Twente... there is no difference in signal, which suggest that the origin of this signal is the same as the buzzer, or that the buzzer is switched off and replaced with this digital signal?
4:53 a cheap chinese heart monitor!
The dial up sounds sound like encrypted bursts of data
6221 kHz seems to be a pirate of some sorts. As of the time of commenting, its changed to a high pitched pip.
That was just Putin showing of the pitch range off his farts, he’s very talented
All day , we have all dunnit !
So that’s why he sits at the end of a very long table 😂
😅
Pootin say you will never know so much pain!!!
Oh, those crafty Rooshins.
Bored air force techies
What the russian air force ? If so how would you know?!
Or the Ukrainian
What does the jamming emanating from Kaliningrad sound like? Is it similar to the "obliteration" we heard in that first clip?
Perhaps another widespread jamming effort is in the process? 🤔
Quick question for you,we have 4 CME s heading to earth from the sun with a few x class flares thrown in, what effect do they have on these radio waves.cheers pal
The 40 meter band (7 MHz) seems to be obliterated.
That sounds like a date signal I heard on hm01 cubas numbers station.
Fwiw unable to receive buzzer here in the Pacific (NZ) but do get a strong XPA2 signal
They are currently conducting exercises with their nuclear forces. So, it’s very likely related to this and we finally know what the buzzer is being used for: mark the channel for the missile branches
Id say those supposed data transmissions at the beginning are some of the new music kids listen to these days.
Weird is certainly the word.😮
I think you have a couple of things at play here. First off there are some fairly persistent pirates who are trying to jam, block, or otherwise make less useful whatever the buzzer is. I am sure some of it is just spite, but some of it appears to be well enough organized to be something much more significant. That would suggest that the buzzer isn't just a random numbers station but perhaps also has some other uses hidden or otherwise that may come into play.
Varied digital modes aren't hard to create, especially these days where the grunt work is done mostly in software at the transmitting and receiving end. As Nethanieal said, with Russia sabre rattling their nuclear arsenal, it is quite possible that the buzzer may in fact be involved. Depending on the time of day, it would be a very good way to get signals / messages to both the silos on land and the naval assets around the world. Numbers are the very old way to do it, broad digital transmissions are much more likely to be the method of communications used.
So I think you are seeing jammers trying hard while testing is being done, and perhaps even some internal self created tests to see what the implications are.
Now, bad news for the jammers, it would also appear that the buzzer has quite a bit more transmission power in reserve or has other transmitters available, as you can see this stuff really stepping up now. The only jammers that would have a chance are either close to the intended reception area, or an equally powerful or stronger signal transmitter from proximity of the transmitter, as they would have similar propagation. Otherwise, it is entirely hit and miss.
I am surprised that this hasn't been a target for Ukraine. It is likely not to be so important, but it might be a little moral victory, especially if they could start up a station on the same frequency with the same buzzer sound.
I dont think setting up transmitter that powerful is easy, especially if you are being missled. And i wouldnt hope for soviet leftovers, scrappers take everything unguarded (even tank barrels from far east remote islands ffs).
Resonant frequencies perhaps ?
Thanks we often see these buzzer signals in Australia on 6MHz and 7MHz. They look to be digital. Retransmitting them with say a 50ms delay would be interesting to see if you could elicit a channel shift.
Hi what kind of antenna did you use!?
I listened to 6221khz last night I thought it was very stange so glad you covered this
any tip for a beginner radio that can pick up these frequencies? thanks!
What do you use to scan the frequency
Fun in the cloak and dagger game.
It has that zx spectrum loading a game feel 😬
Wow. Seems a lot going on there recently
Please do a video on your antenna setup at your qth.
4:54 - Man that's cool.
@RingwayManchester >>> Great video...👍
It's very simple, that encoded message is:
"Наш Советский Союз покоряет
Весь мир, как огромный медведь на востоке.
Над землёй везде будут петь:
Столица, водка, советский медведь наш!"
6:47 that garbled radio is creepy
This is a lot more complex digital mode than I have ever heard them sound before
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CIS-12
@@ipff_gd Thank you
5:50 I am not Russian/Ukrainian native speaker but I understand both. It seems to be in Russian. It is fill of noise but a the most loud voice sayi “liberate a Russian land from Russians fascistics …” I don’t know the last word.
Part of it sounds like Krel technology from " Forbidden Planet"...
Sounded like the scatman 😂
Wouldn’t it be possible to use software similar to that of the Kraken SDR and some of the many, widely spread, webSDR sites to determine the location of the Tx of interest??
I take back what I theorized before, and think it may be the Russians experimenting with multiplexing.
Has the goose seized transmitions? I cant pick it up neither with my reciever nor on any websdr
Someone should troll them with EKT. 😂