i just drove into a confusing middle of nowhere, got drunk, then played this video while I was trying to drive home in the middle of the night. Prettty exciting, would recommend
@@KrisKitchen Not so old ..Deadman switch still run and some of the german and american stations as backup to whatever they used for ..well you know :-)
I dont remember, its mix of conet, e06, e11a, e17z, g06, hm01, m12, m14, xpa, xpa2, e07, e11, f06, m12, s06, s06s, s11, s28(the buzzer),. From this folders i choosed :D
I woke in the night, in my half sleep I sensed the thoughts of the great machine as it contemplated the end of the long drama of its existence; and for an instant together I/we mourned the passing of a thing inexpressibly beautiful, irretrievably lost. And now it was time for that act of will by the over intellect which would dissolve it back into the primordial energy quanta from which it had sprung. But first, an instant before, a final human gesture-to the future that would be and the past that would not. To the infinite emptiness I/we sent out one last pulse: "good bye." (Dinosaur Beach, Keith Laumer).
@@moonlight_trains1 hmm 🤔 sounds like either the “buzzer” broke down or changed pitch manually by an operator. There’s been numerous instances where people have caught the buzzer breaking down then transmitting silence or lengthened buzzes before returning to it’s original pattern. From what I’ve researched, the buzzer’s buzzing tones are not generated internally, but are transmitted from a device placed behind a live and constantly open microphone. Could be maintenance on the mechanism
Thats because the are making sure the recipient of the message will be able to decifer it. So it is repeated. Most of them, and there are dozens, follow some sort of pattern.
Hello fifth brigade where are you? fifth brigade where are you? your transmission is very faint over...There is much that I do not understand in this message, The language itself is oddly inflected. I set up an analysis circuit. Deduce the pattern of sound substitutions and interpret its meaning. The normal pattern of response to a distress call is ignored and position coordinates are requested although my transmission alone provides adequate data. I request an identification code...again there is a wait of two hours 42 minutes. My request for an identifying signal is acknowledged. I stand by. My partners have transmitted their findings to me and I assimilate the data. I compute that no immediate threat of attack exist within the radius of one reaction unit. At last I receive the identification code of my command unit. It is recording, but I am programmed to accept this. Then a record of verbal transmission becomes a long short story. (combat unit...Keith Laumer...Bolo)... ... ... "sorry dude, I couldn't resist any longer"... ... ...
i think i may have stumbled upon a numbers broadcast in portland, oregon on Jan. 6. (actually at about 6:30 pm, the radio's clock was wrong) th-cam.com/video/Z77Na8EAZZk/w-d-xo.html trying to find answers.
Nothing like listening to a good Cold War classic.
It's right up there with "Fortunate Son."
I broadcast this video into my discord server each night while I sleep. Anyone who happens to join voice chat at 4 AM are in for a surprise.
I can't wait for /mu/ to make an obscure music genre with this stuff.
Intergalactic FM plays these clips inbetween electronic music tracks
19:15 goes kinda hard though. And I only came here after telling my villagers in animal crossing that numbers stations is my favorite music genre.
It already is for me. Use it for when I have a lot to go over in my head, sorta like when people study listening to music.
try signalwave
Ever heard Wilco?
This is going on the car trip playlist
hell yeh! where are you going? the twilight zone?
The French number reading near the beginning is scary as hell. I love it ... reminds me a bit of the numbers station broadcast in the show LOST.
is it french? I can't tell... german?
That's English and it's the Russian station E07
The numbers, mason
Exactly what I thought
i just drove into a confusing middle of nowhere, got drunk, then played this video while I was trying to drive home in the middle of the night. Prettty exciting, would recommend
Sounds like fun. Would be better to do it stoned though.
Old School ASMR
Bingo
@@KrisKitchen Not so old ..Deadman switch still run and some of the german and american stations as backup to whatever they used for ..well you know :-)
Ah, now _this_ is proper asmr
My new alarm clock!
What are the names of all these stations? I only know a few of them…
I dont remember, its mix of conet, e06, e11a, e17z, g06, hm01, m12, m14, xpa, xpa2, e07, e11, f06, m12, s06, s06s, s11, s28(the buzzer),. From this folders i choosed :D
This is creepy as hell
A guy saying numbers is creepy to you?
@@NP-ux9xg It's not scary the lagging and the static is scarier then the numbers.
I like creepy, sounds like background sound to me n,n
@@NP-ux9xg
You're not employing context.
I woke in the night, in my half sleep I sensed the thoughts of the great machine as it contemplated the end of the long drama of its existence; and for an instant together I/we mourned the passing of a thing inexpressibly beautiful, irretrievably lost. And now it was time for that act of will by the over intellect which would dissolve it back into the primordial energy quanta from which it had sprung. But first, an instant before, a final human gesture-to the future that would be and the past that would not. To the infinite emptiness I/we sent out one last pulse: "good bye." (Dinosaur Beach, Keith Laumer).
THIS IS MY JAM!!!!
Pretty killer power electronics mix
At about 18:00, that one is called the buzzer, a Russian station, supposedly.
Is 19:14 a fail buzz?
UVB-76 I believe
@@jurpledrank6437 yeah I know it is but what is that long buzz on that Timestamp that I sent?
@@moonlight_trains1 hmm 🤔 sounds like either the “buzzer” broke down or changed pitch manually by an operator. There’s been numerous instances where people have caught the buzzer breaking down then transmitting silence or lengthened buzzes before returning to it’s original pattern. From what I’ve researched, the buzzer’s buzzing tones are not generated internally, but are transmitted from a device placed behind a live and constantly open microphone. Could be maintenance on the mechanism
@@jurpledrank6437 Yep!!
46:37-46:45
8/25 is my birthday
Number stations became obsolete after cell phones.
Cell phones are on packet switched networks and are thus traceable. A short wave radio can receive anywhere on batteries.
40:34
44:36
23:44
This is emergency radio Beacon Alpha seven nine this message will repeat…. I wrote that
34:31 creepy
Amen
Only real niggas come here.
19:14
C O W 🐄
@@michaelkolai4288 Russia's UVB 76
825
3:01
Go and check you my facebook page ;) facebook.com/Shortwavity-523100741409740
825 825 825 000 825 825 824 000.. Not really random
Thats because the are making sure the recipient of the message will be able to decifer it. So it is repeated. Most of them, and there are dozens, follow some sort of pattern.
And yet we have no idea what it says, seems like redundancy is working to me.
It sounds like a some kind of military code or something and the other one is making me laugh and sound funny
9/10. Had a good beat. I could dance to it.
37:22
idk but I want to know OwO
M12
“So what type of music do you listen to?”
Me: it’s complicated
I feel awkward that people think im joking when i say i like this music
"music"
@@julipazos1146 yes
@@JuntifyEntertainment YES! I love the eerie feeling those sounds do...
Cameron Ellis?
I use this to fall asleep when I’m having a restless night. Honest this is pretty comforting to me and relaxes my thoughts allowing me to fall asleep
@м. с. thanks I enjoy that but for me it works out great as background noise to concentrate on a task such as painting.
34:31 is the best. I know what it means
What does it mean
The numbers, Mason
I think OP means aliens
@@mooveover5758 The colors Duke, the colors!
33:50 is really unsettling...
Yes.... do not replay at night, and always look behind you whereever you go.
*NIGHTMARE FUEL*
Isn’t this a radio head song?
33:54 This would make a cool cartoon sound effect for when a character is dazed or losing consciousness.
35:20 "Piyet Devon shitting"
Hello fifth brigade where are you? fifth brigade where are you? your transmission is very faint over...There is much that I do not understand in this message, The language itself is oddly inflected. I set up an analysis circuit. Deduce the pattern of sound substitutions and interpret its meaning. The normal pattern of response to a distress call is ignored and position coordinates are requested although my transmission alone provides adequate data. I request an identification code...again there is a wait of two hours 42 minutes. My request for an identifying signal is acknowledged. I stand by. My partners have transmitted their findings to me and I assimilate the data. I compute that no immediate threat of attack exist within the radius of one reaction unit. At last I receive the identification code of my command unit. It is recording, but I am programmed to accept this. Then a record of verbal transmission becomes a long short story. (combat unit...Keith Laumer...Bolo)... ... ... "sorry dude, I couldn't resist any longer"... ... ...
i think i may have stumbled upon a numbers broadcast in portland, oregon on Jan. 6. (actually at about 6:30 pm, the radio's clock was wrong) th-cam.com/video/Z77Na8EAZZk/w-d-xo.html trying to find answers.
20:33
tři tři tři
Name of number station: Czech lady
Cold war: the monopoly on fear
The numbers mason!? What do they mean!? Where are they broadcasted from!?
listening as a background to Requiem for Abandoned Souls by Raison D'etre
I have tried it already in tablet, phone and pc, and I can never get the video to start, it keeps buffering eternally. Wonder what's wrong?
Same, I believe aliens must have something to do with this. Spread the truth!
Hey, no need to be sarcastic. I really can't make the vídeo work.
I am not sarcastic, I have been stuck on buffering too. Just saying that someONE does not want us to see this.
Weird. I'm on my phone and I had no trouble playing it.
825 825 825 000 with a wild "zerrp" every so often.... On repeat.. You're not missing anything
what is this a number station? 25:28
This shit bumps, yo
Do they still use them ??
thank you nightvale
Super duper! Thanks!
+Robert Ivey I thanks. Can you go now to websdr of Utwente? :D
UVB76/MDZhB/ZhUOZ Activity Sure
Can't wait for the update craiglist me a number ehh
A1
When the apocalypse starts, I am opening a numbers station, tune to 97.6 FM and you will hear some awesome music!