While it is kinda creepy, it is just interference & white noise. I've only been in this radio stuff for a couple years now, one of the creepiest things I have picked up at around 3 30 in the morning was a robotic voice saying "step in line" then a 5 second pause, then a piano key, then Martin Luther king Jr saying "I have a dream". This went on for hours until the evening... I have also picked up what sounded like somebody rebroadcasting a recorded version of the Egyptian "Rebeat" number station, which I do not believe broadcasts anymore and hasn't for years. Very creepy.
Reminds me of something I heard in December last year where a robotic voice said "there's no reason to run" over and over and them some kind of classical music. And then boom...it was over
Well, I just want to thank you for making my evening (and many more!) so enjoyable. I was watching your video and I remembered I had my grandfather's old shortwave/cb radio in the closet so I broke it out. You're right, this is addicting, lol.
I remember as a kid in the late 60's scanning the AM radio in my room late at night in northeastern Oklahoma. If there was ice storms in the Rocky Mountains I could pick up all sorts of weird signals. Reverend Jim Jones was the creepiest stuff I ever heard in the 70's
Very cool and super creepy.. The signals could be anything from a Mosfet on the back of your flatscreenpower 10 ft away all the way to interference from a propulsion system from some UFO hovering 500 ft above your house hiding in the clouds...Thats what makes it so intriguing.. Please give us more!!!
Sounds to me like SSB (Single Sideband Modulation). About ten years ago I used to use a ssb shortwave radio to receive weather fax transmissions when I lived aboard a sailboat. I don't remember exactly how it works, but there is a ssb dial which sort of decodes the transmission. What at first may sound like some sort of demonic possession may be just some lady reading the news when the dial is tuned correctly. I do remember though that, on my radio at least, it only worked in the short wave bands, not in the regular am band.
That's just like us. We use a 1982 Sharp VZ-2500E boombox that has LW/MW/SW/FM reception (shortwave going from 6-18 MHz), cassette tape recorder and vertical record player with linear tracking & dual cartridges for both sides continuous play! My Dad used it to record literally over a thousand tapes back in the '80s. There are some demos of this unit on RUclips.
If you're listening to the local AM broadcast on narrow, you are always going to get weird sounds because you are cutting off the edges of the transmission which operates on wide AM. Also, what you are picking up sounds like interference from electronic sources. Plasma TV's are notorious for producing all kinds of interference. If you're listening to AM in the summer then there are also be high chances of static crashes caused by lightning. These can occur from a storm that is miles away from you. There is also the chance that you may be picking up a far off AM station. At night, local AM stations turn their power down which allows other ones to be heard. I live in Montreal and can usually hear stations from Toronto, New York City and Philadelphia in the middle of the night.
KevinMillard68 No problem! Gald to help. I find anything radio related to be absolutely fascinating! If you wanna catch more stations, attach a wire to the whip antenna of your radio. The longer the better. This works for AM and especially shortwave.
Yes I love mine I just have an intermediate license and if you like radio caroline most of their engineering staff got their start thir as young lads and formed the Tymes amature radio group somehwear around south east england their on 40 meters the marconi net and the americans started aba american broadcasters amatuer radio association they all hang out on 3.830 lower side band on 75 meters and your can fine allen Yoder aka allen wiener real name allen anderson on 75 meters chatting with his friend pete host of the youtube show ham nation he is using the same transmitter as radio caroline a telefunken grundig to talk on 75 meters am he lives on an old horse farm in southern MIchigan here in the states and has converted one of the old barns into a ham shack which is in the old hayloft and one of the horse stalls is whear his transmitter is if I remember correctly Allen runs an old bc 100 military valve transmitter it is a lot of fun
It is not ssb .It is nothing more than atmospheric noise and perhaps time base pulses or interference from various devices around your home or neighbourhood.Nothing creepy.If you want creepy tune around shortwave and find a ‘numbers station’ They still can give me the chills.Keep tuning around though you never know what you might hear .Good luck.
Living in Sweetwater Tn back in the early 2003 or 2004 my wife and I heard a broadcast from a regular radio it repeated over and over it said the west is the best head west it did that for 3 hours creepy anyone else hear that back then?
I caught what some of the first one said then again you were messing around with a.m. on 12 13 13 in the morning. I remember 12 13 13 one of the biggest DX's I ever made 92.9 The Eagle from Norristown Pennsylvania.
Last night at 2 am and again at 8 pm today, I was in my bedroom listening to the radio, when 5 minutes before 2 am, the radio switched to the hourly news intro. Then it cut out. What followed was 5 minutes of loud beeping noises. Approximately 1 minute before the proper broadcast it played a very high pitched continuous beep that was really sharp and kind of hurt my ears. I don't know if this is the radio station or something else. Whatever it was, it gave me the chills.
My Dog just looked at me like "what the Hell are you doing wasting your time listening to all that Static For??? You really got to think of a better hobby if that is keeping you up till 4 am!
Shortwave is like the dark web in many ways. It is used locally and abroad by spies, drug lords, illegal submariners, (Who smuggle drugs under water) Sometimes by actual terrorists from all Countries, Illegals, people sharing or exchanging data and information of malicious intent. Militias, Right Wing, Neo-Nazi Groups as well as Islamic 'groups'. Rogue Officials working for or inside the governments. Corporate Espionage to Pirate Station using data, satellites, rtty, internet (Yes a modem or a fax over Shortwave) to again be covert for malicious or private reasons. Some of the noises (not like the common one in this video) are very very spooky you'll hear. Some of the convos you can tell are about 'things' and can be coming from ANYWHERE from NYC, Your own City, to Russia, Mexico, England,Central America in the Drug Productions areas and so on to an attic or basement or a wooded encampment or any place on could setup a transmitter basically. Here: sdr.hu/ You can listen live and tune at will. From virtually any country you select. Your gonna be in awe!
explanation is a simple one what you are hearing is a heterodyne generated by a double sideband transmission is is an old broadcasters trick on medium wave and shortwave to produce an am broadcast signal it is worth 2 4 miles more of transmission perfectly legal in the us if your hf receiver has side ban switch to either upper or lower and you will be able to tune it in and hear it very well I have done that myself to listen to distant stations
Stations on the am broadcast band are 10 kilohertz apart in the U.S. and 9 Kilohertz apart in Europe. So there are no stations on some of the frequencies such as 574. What we are hearing are the signals from distant stations bleeding over from adjacent frequencies mixed with white noise. It just sounds strange because the signals are too weak for the receiver to decode.
These noises are merely different types of interference. A.M. is very susceptible to noise. Any given frequency can be quiet one moment and then you hear interference the next moment. Electric motors starting and stopping, somebody turning on some kind of electric equipment electrical equipment like perhaps a television or a microwave or something like that . Interference can come from any number of sources. It's the nature of amplitude modulation. Enjoy your new hobby. I think you will find it quite interesting.
How long have you been doing this? Not hearing a creepy transmission, just a bit of RFI. AM is especially prone to picking it up, try turning off a light nearby, or taking the radio outside if its portable.
I know cell phones and wife could interfere with AM radio. had that problem before when I DX I unplug my internet and put my phone far away from the radio
The first creepy transmission sounds like the Psyrens from a British comedy called Red Dwarf, when they are in their true form. Look up "Peter Tranters's Sister - Red Dwarf" on YT. It appears as a woman in the beginning and reverts to an insect near the end. (You owe it to yourself to watch the full clip!)
if you moved the dial half a KC or even less it isn't a new channel,,,channels are a set grouping like CB and not otherwise..I am a amateur radio operator there is no channels unless a particular area is designated as preset by the FCC to be channelized . A channel is a preset Just educating you so you wont be taken as a CB'ish lingo type of poster.
Kevys Rc & Music A frequency can be given a chanel Number usually for CB and TV station's so the user can find the frequency easier as most early CB sets where locked by Xtal Crystals frequency so they called them channels......a group of frequencies is called a Band...
Eddy Vercetti Its an old Russian numbers station nicknamed the Buzzer. A series of buzzes that occur every 25 minutes 24 hours a day with Russian coded messages in between. Its apparently a huge mystery because the station is said to be abadoned.
These strange sounds are a mixture of signals generated by man made devices, and natural radio static .. At the frequencies you are monitoring, they are both QRM and QRN emmisions . Natural and\or man made .. We Ham ops have an award for this; it's the "worked all appliances award ".. Hi HI ... So 73 es gud DX OM ... de Dave - KA2VEE .. DXCC - ssb & cw ... -.-
Kevys Rc & Music Yes that's exactly what it is Nothing strange or Spooky it's just plain old QRN and QRM which you can listen too all the time if you have a good Antenna. if you are using a poor antenna which would be anything less than 6 feet long on the HF SW bands then you would only receive the Atmospheric and Man made noise when it was the right time of day or night depending on which band you are on....Get yourself a Ham licence and have a lot more fun on all the different frequency bands and with all the different modes including Morse which us Radio Amateurs still use...have fun best 73 de Steve M0BFM Liverpool UK
That's a digital signal. There are sounds like this on ham radio bands. Someome must have been transmitting on AM bands illegally? Didn't watch the full video though. But yeah, that's a digital communication. I would report it to the FCC. That's illegal.
this are all digigtal Transmission modes ;) take a laptop and you can decode it (in wideband ;) ) what are the Channel numbers you talk about ? do you want to say kilohertz ? thank you for this video, ist is verry enjoyable! best wishes, live long and prosper !
This is regular AM radio interference. I hear this stuff all the time in this band. If your radio goes into the LW band try listening for beacons (I always enjoy receiving those). There are way more creepy things in the SW bands.
Up on 80 Meters in the 80s - you had some guys that called themselves the "Penis Envy Club!" I was told that they licensed extra class hams but never identified their stations.
This is interesting, and FREAKY and if you vanish, I'll listen for your calls of help from the space craft through my P-SB7. Speaking of weird, loopy things.....do you know what the P-SB7 ITC device is? (Radio Frequency scanner) Have a look here if not: P-SB7 GHOST BOX SESSION - INCREDIBLY TOUCHING - Real Paranormal Evidence - Haunted Yes, we are on different paths, but not really.... Also are you saying that Morse Code is still being used, and if so do you know Morse code yourself? Because I could have sworn this was what I picked up a few weeks back with the P-SB7. Ok, one last thing - how's the weather over by "your lake" LOL It's damn cold over near this one.
ill be ok i wont disappear ehehehe yes Morse code is still used just not as much as it use to be.. iam building a practice Morse code box ill have the video up shortly..its cold as hell here where about's are you.. ill check out your video to that you gave me the link for
***** I have a feeling a P-SB7 isn't going to be of much help here. Most of the recordings presented here I feel are mechanical in nature. Meaning, they follow a set pattern that repeats. It sounds like a machine. I personally have EVP's of machines, but these I feel are a AM bounceback through a cloud cover. I could be way off, cause they are pretty eerie sounding, the first one especially, but I do feel that they all are from a unknown source that has a physical presence. Just my humble opinion, no disrespect intended
***** I with Brian Dodson about the first one being really eerie. Sorry I can't agree with more Brian. It's only because I dont know anything about AM bounce back . Could you explain what that is? I thought I heard the faintest talking during the first clip. It sounded like " Hello. Where are you at ? I'm hiding" but it was like it repeated it a few times as if it were in a loop. It's all very interesting though .
Brian Dodson It's okay Brian, No disrespect taken at all.....I am just being silly with Kevin. We live in the same city, and he has fixed some electronic devices for us. I am teasing about the P-SB7 being related to his video, but at the same time, I knew he would find it interesting for his own use. There was some inside humor there. Have to admit though, they are both "weird and loopy", which I know KevinMillard68 likes. +Nik S I agree, I also heard something more in this video. That's what made me want to engage here. There is definitely a creep factor going on in these recordings.
Years ago I heard really creepy/cult broadcast from KJES/“the lords ranch”… an adult reading religious texts, with children repeating.. then creepy singing.. then kids reciting more “scripture”… disturbing indeed.
What was the voices saying? That was creepy sounding. No telling what you can hear on different frequencies like that, I do believe they are things out there that our physical ears wouldn't meant to hear. Now that is what makes it creepy.
well for your information there are little green men and blue and many others there are also those that look no different then us , and then you have US the human race we are also aliens .. and with out the help of the others out there in the universe we would not be where we are today you can count on that
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While it is kinda creepy, it is just interference & white noise. I've only been in this radio stuff for a couple years now, one of the creepiest things I have picked up at around 3 30 in the morning was a robotic voice saying "step in line" then a 5 second pause, then a piano key, then Martin Luther king Jr saying "I have a dream". This went on for hours until the evening...
I have also picked up what sounded like somebody rebroadcasting a recorded version of the Egyptian "Rebeat" number station, which I do not believe broadcasts anymore and hasn't for years. Very creepy.
ya thats creepy for sure
Reminds me of something I heard in December last year where a robotic voice said "there's no reason to run" over and over and them some kind of classical music. And then boom...it was over
Not creepy, just static white noise and interference!
yeah that is what i hear
Yup
"creepy transmission" is at 3:58
Thanks!
Thanks for helping us save 4 minutes of blather
Well, I just want to thank you for making my evening (and many more!) so enjoyable. I was watching your video and I remembered I had my grandfather's old shortwave/cb radio in the closet so I broke it out. You're right, this is addicting, lol.
your welcome and thanks
@@KevinMillard68 creepy shit 😂 😂 😂 😂
I remember as a kid in the late 60's scanning the AM radio in my room late at night in northeastern Oklahoma. If there was ice storms in the Rocky Mountains I could pick up all sorts of weird signals. Reverend Jim Jones was the creepiest stuff I ever heard in the 70's
lol cool
Very cool and super creepy.. The signals could be anything from a Mosfet on the back of your flatscreenpower 10 ft away all the way to interference from a propulsion system from some UFO hovering 500 ft above your house hiding in the clouds...Thats what makes it so intriguing.. Please give us more!!!
cool
Sounds to me like SSB (Single Sideband Modulation). About ten years ago I used to use a ssb shortwave radio to receive weather fax transmissions when I lived aboard a sailboat. I don't remember exactly how it works, but there is a ssb dial which sort of decodes the transmission. What at first may sound like some sort of demonic possession may be just some lady reading the news when the dial is tuned correctly. I do remember though that, on my radio at least, it only worked in the short wave bands, not in the regular am band.
interesting stuff
I've heard those first two before on my AM radio! Last year!!!
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Really weird! I LOVE these weridness and scaryness of Radio Waves! I hope I can get a radio and go out and try to catch some weird stations!
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Dude I want to scan the sw am bands... What aerial would I need
iam not an expert on this stuff so i dont know but you can google that info and get an answer
we have a radio at home that has 6 short wave bands and also it has FM,AM and LW and it is 27 years old old and it still works perfectly.
cool
That's just like us. We use a 1982 Sharp VZ-2500E boombox that has LW/MW/SW/FM reception (shortwave going from 6-18 MHz), cassette tape recorder and vertical record player with linear tracking & dual cartridges for both sides continuous play! My Dad used it to record literally over a thousand tapes back in the '80s. There are some demos of this unit on RUclips.
cool
Autistic Rebel quick...alert the media.
About what?
If you're listening to the local AM broadcast on narrow, you are always going to get weird sounds because you are cutting off the edges of the transmission which operates on wide AM.
Also, what you are picking up sounds like interference from electronic sources. Plasma TV's are notorious for producing all kinds of interference. If you're listening to AM in the summer then there are also be high chances of static crashes caused by lightning. These can occur from a storm that is miles away from you.
There is also the chance that you may be picking up a far off AM station. At night, local AM stations turn their power down which allows other ones to be heard. I live in Montreal and can usually hear stations from Toronto, New York City and Philadelphia in the middle of the night.
VA2XMX Petro K thanks for the input
KevinMillard68 No problem! Gald to help.
I find anything radio related to be absolutely fascinating! If you wanna catch more stations, attach a wire to the whip antenna of your radio. The longer the better. This works for AM and especially shortwave.
VA2XMX Petro K cool
hey ! I live in new jersey and I sometimes pick up Canadian stuff XD
Have you ever experimented with the CCrane AM Antenna? I have been using that off and on for a while. I wish I could get it up into the attic.
nope i just use what ever comes with the stuff i buy
great job, keep up the snooping....
will do
Great stuff kevy
thanks
Have you tried this with other radios ?
7mins and 52secs I will never get back
me either but you know it was interesting
Get your ham license, if you're addicted to listening, wait till you start talking, that's where the fun is! KG7VDN waving!
cool
kb1fvr 73's om
Vicky Geagan i like to get my license i think is super cool better than cellphones
Yes I love mine I just have an intermediate license and if you like radio caroline most of their engineering staff got their start thir as young lads and formed the Tymes amature radio group somehwear around south east england their on 40 meters the marconi net and the americans started aba american broadcasters amatuer radio association they all hang out on 3.830 lower side band on 75 meters and your can fine allen Yoder aka allen wiener real name allen anderson on 75 meters chatting with his friend pete host of the youtube show ham nation he is using the same transmitter as radio caroline a telefunken grundig to talk on 75 meters am he lives on an old horse farm in southern MIchigan here in the states and has converted one of the old barns into a ham shack which is in the old hayloft and one of the horse stalls is whear his transmitter is if I remember correctly Allen runs an old bc 100 military valve transmitter it is a lot of fun
Bobby Dillashaw I couldn't agree more de N6AMF
It IS creepy!!! I've been listening to AM all of my life and I've NEVER heard anything like that.
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Straight out of X files. ...Top Man.
:)
NUMBERS STATIONS!!! FREQUENCIES....NOT CHANNELS! !!!
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Yes! Frequency! Jeez.
lozerboozer no one cares that you know about radios
Yes keep up the great video uploads.
thank you and yes I will
wait till he hears the russian woodpecker
lol
It is not ssb .It is nothing more than atmospheric noise and perhaps time base pulses or interference from various devices around your home or neighbourhood.Nothing creepy.If you want creepy tune around shortwave and find a ‘numbers station’ They still can give me the chills.Keep tuning around though you never know what you might hear .Good luck.
The buzzer is creepy.
muhaaaaa
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Living in Sweetwater Tn back in the early 2003 or 2004 my wife and I heard a broadcast from a regular radio it repeated over and over it said the west is the best head west it did that for 3 hours creepy anyone else hear that back then?
thats interesting
Number 3 at 5:40 sounds like someone recording from inside a small aircraft like a Cessna.
interesting
The one about 4 minutes in sounds like slow-scan TV or Fax (remember those, way back…). Could be any kind of smoothly varying sensor/info though.
anything is possible for sure
I caught what some of the first one said then again you were messing around with a.m. on 12 13 13 in the morning. I remember 12 13 13 one of the biggest DX's I ever made 92.9 The Eagle from Norristown Pennsylvania.
ok
what did it say
Sounds like when I bumped into packet radio on shortwave. I haven't had batteries in the SW set for years -- been away from it awhile..
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Sounds like a data transmission. Possibly BPSK, or RTTY... N6AMF
interesting
Last night at 2 am and again at 8 pm today, I was in my bedroom listening to the radio, when 5 minutes before 2 am, the radio switched to the hourly news intro. Then it cut out. What followed was 5 minutes of loud beeping noises. Approximately 1 minute before the proper broadcast it played a very high pitched continuous beep that was really sharp and kind of hurt my ears. I don't know if this is the radio station or something else. Whatever it was, it gave me the chills.
neat
It made my dog twist his head a bunch!!! Lol
My Dog just looked at me like "what the Hell are you doing wasting your time listening to all that Static For??? You really got to think of a better hobby if that is keeping you up till 4 am!
Does remind me of something out of the Twilight Zone or Event Horizon.
:)
Does anyone think this is like the deep web but for radios?
Or is it just me, like channels oh can't access with normal radios
Shortwave is like the dark web in many ways. It is used locally and abroad by spies, drug lords, illegal submariners, (Who smuggle drugs under water) Sometimes by actual terrorists from all Countries, Illegals, people sharing or exchanging data and information of malicious intent. Militias, Right Wing, Neo-Nazi Groups as well as Islamic 'groups'. Rogue Officials working for or inside the governments. Corporate Espionage to Pirate Station using data, satellites, rtty, internet (Yes a modem or a fax over Shortwave) to again be covert for malicious or private reasons. Some of the noises (not like the common one in this video) are very very spooky you'll hear. Some of the convos you can tell are about 'things' and can be coming from ANYWHERE from NYC, Your own City, to Russia, Mexico, England,Central America in the Drug Productions areas and so on to an attic or basement or a wooded encampment or any place on could setup a transmitter basically. Here: sdr.hu/ You can listen live and tune at will. From virtually any country you select. Your gonna be in awe!
Don't forget left wing lunatics like BLM and antifa.
some transmit a dab digitally signal it is more popular of fm were their are multiple streams on on channel similar to dab digital tv
thank you for the link!
explanation is a simple one what you are hearing is a heterodyne generated by a double sideband transmission is is an old broadcasters trick on medium wave and shortwave to produce an am broadcast signal it is worth 2 4 miles more of transmission perfectly legal in the us if your hf receiver has side ban switch to either upper or lower and you will be able to tune it in and hear it very well I have done that myself to listen to distant stations
interesting
Awesome Kev, as always great Vids...
thanks
Stations on the am broadcast band are 10 kilohertz apart in the U.S. and 9 Kilohertz apart in Europe. So there are no stations on some of the frequencies such as 574. What we are hearing are the signals from distant stations bleeding over from adjacent frequencies mixed with white noise. It just sounds strange because the signals are too weak for the receiver to decode.
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I subbed
thanks
It's the ghost of Sputnik. Lol
+jorge hernandez LOL
something giving interference I hear this on my car radio at times.
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what was so creepy about those transmissions? sounded like regular big bang noise
cool
Nonsense , um sounds like am noise
I love 12/13. 💚
thanks
These noises are merely different types of interference. A.M. is very susceptible to noise. Any given frequency can be quiet one moment and then you hear interference the next moment. Electric motors starting and stopping, somebody turning on some kind of electric equipment electrical equipment like perhaps a television or a microwave or something like that . Interference can come from any number of sources. It's the nature of amplitude modulation. Enjoy your new hobby. I think you will find it quite interesting.
anything is possible
First one Sounds like a noise one of the planets in our solar system gives off.
cool
How long have you been doing this? Not hearing a creepy transmission, just a bit of RFI. AM is especially prone to picking it up, try turning off a light nearby, or taking the radio outside if its portable.
who knows
I know cell phones and wife could interfere with AM radio. had that problem before when I DX I unplug my internet and put my phone far away from the radio
interesting
I have recorded e.v.p using shortwave & am radio.
cool
That's impossible. E.V.P.'s aren't real.
darklordojeda oh yes they are
Have you RetroFan?
The first creepy transmission sounds like the Psyrens from a British comedy called Red Dwarf, when they are in their true form. Look up "Peter Tranters's Sister - Red Dwarf" on YT. It appears as a woman in the beginning and reverts to an insect near the end. (You owe it to yourself to watch the full clip!)
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That might be switch mode power supply noise.
anything is possible
Those are RADAR signals
Sounds like someone is in a 18 Wheeler.
interesting
they are not channels they are frequencies more so on short wave because there is no set so called channels.
each frequencie is a channel but not to you i guess but what ever
if you moved the dial half a KC or even less it isn't a new channel,,,channels are a set grouping like CB and not otherwise..I am a amateur radio operator there is no channels unless a particular area is designated as preset by the FCC to be channelized .
A channel is a preset Just educating you so you wont be taken as a CB'ish lingo type of poster.
Kevys Rc & Music A frequency can be given a chanel Number usually for CB and TV station's so the user can find the frequency easier as most early CB sets where locked by Xtal Crystals frequency so they called them channels......a group of frequencies is called a Band...
Another me just agreeing
Have you heard the UBV 76 signal
nope
GrimReaper 1887 what does that one sound like ?
nope i haven't
Eddy Vercetti Its an old Russian numbers station nicknamed the Buzzer. A series of buzzes that occur every 25 minutes 24 hours a day with Russian coded messages in between. Its apparently a huge mystery because the station is said to be abadoned.
These strange sounds are a mixture of signals generated by man made devices, and natural radio static .. At the frequencies you are monitoring, they are both QRM and QRN emmisions . Natural and\or man made .. We Ham ops have an award for this; it's the "worked all appliances award ".. Hi HI ... So 73 es gud DX OM ... de Dave - KA2VEE .. DXCC - ssb & cw ... -.-
cool
Kevys Rc & Music Yes that's exactly what it is Nothing strange or Spooky it's just plain old QRN and QRM which you can listen too all the time if you have a good Antenna. if you are using a poor antenna which would be anything less than 6 feet long on the HF SW bands then you would only receive the Atmospheric and Man made noise when it was the right time of day or night depending on which band you are on....Get yourself a Ham licence and have a lot more fun on all the different frequency bands and with all the different modes including Morse which us Radio Amateurs still use...have fun best 73 de Steve M0BFM Liverpool UK
I have mine also the worked all kinds of modern light fixtures and timers award hi hi de kb1fvr 10 20 40 occasionally 75 meters 73 om
Aliens
maybe never know
That's a digital signal. There are sounds like this on ham radio bands. Someome must have been transmitting on AM bands illegally? Didn't watch the full video though. But yeah, that's a digital communication. I would report it to the FCC. That's illegal.
:) cool
Times constant? Joking..but perhaps
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this are all digigtal Transmission modes ;)
take a laptop and you can decode it (in wideband ;) )
what are the Channel numbers you talk about ? do you want to say kilohertz ?
thank you for this video, ist is verry enjoyable!
best wishes, live long and prosper !
thanks for the comment
damn thats scary as fuck, can i use these for a horror game?
i dont approve of the f bomb on my channel edit your. coment to the other question no
This is regular AM radio interference. I hear this stuff all the time in this band. If your radio goes into the LW band try listening for beacons (I always enjoy receiving those). There are way more creepy things in the SW bands.
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You want creepy, try numbers stations. Www.priyom.org
@@rangers199487 cool
Up on 80 Meters in the 80s - you had some guys that called themselves the "Penis Envy Club!" I was told that they licensed extra class hams but never identified their stations.
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Powerline noise
anything is possible
Are they encrypted?
no idea
I take it you live alone
+Gary Burton nope i dont live alone
then I guess its my bad
+Gary Burton yup that it is
This is interesting, and FREAKY and if you vanish, I'll listen for your calls of help from the space craft through my P-SB7. Speaking of weird, loopy things.....do you know what the P-SB7 ITC device is? (Radio Frequency scanner) Have a look here if not:
P-SB7 GHOST BOX SESSION - INCREDIBLY TOUCHING - Real Paranormal Evidence - Haunted Yes, we are on different paths, but not really....
Also are you saying that Morse Code is still being used, and if so do you know Morse code yourself? Because I could have sworn this was what I picked up a few weeks back with the P-SB7.
Ok, one last thing - how's the weather over by "your lake" LOL It's damn cold over near this one.
ill be ok i wont disappear ehehehe yes Morse code is still used just not as much as it use to be.. iam building a practice Morse code box ill have the video up shortly..its cold as hell here where about's are you.. ill check out your video to that you gave me the link for
***** I have a feeling a P-SB7 isn't going to be of much help here. Most of the recordings presented here I feel are mechanical in nature. Meaning, they follow a set pattern that repeats. It sounds like a machine. I personally have EVP's of machines, but these I feel are a AM bounceback through a cloud cover. I could be way off, cause they are pretty eerie sounding, the first one especially, but I do feel that they all are from a unknown source that has a physical presence. Just my humble opinion, no disrespect intended
***** I with Brian Dodson about the first one being really eerie. Sorry I can't agree with more Brian. It's only because I dont know anything about AM bounce back . Could you explain what that is?
I thought I heard the faintest talking during the first clip. It sounded like " Hello. Where are you at ? I'm hiding" but it was like it repeated it a few times as if it were in a loop. It's all very interesting though .
Brian Dodson It's okay Brian, No disrespect taken at all.....I am just being silly with Kevin. We live in the same city, and he has fixed some electronic devices for us. I am teasing about the P-SB7 being related to his video, but at the same time, I knew he would find it interesting for his own use. There was some inside humor there. Have to admit though, they are both "weird and loopy", which I know KevinMillard68 likes. +Nik S I agree, I also heard something more in this video. That's what made me want to engage here. There is definitely a creep factor going on in these recordings.
Spirits?
anything is possible
at 6:15 and on with playback speed set to .25 or .5 you can hear sobbing
Years ago I heard really creepy/cult broadcast from KJES/“the lords ranch”… an adult reading religious texts, with children repeating.. then creepy singing.. then kids reciting more “scripture”… disturbing indeed.
yup that sure sounds creepy for sure
Just normal noise...
anything is possibel
What was the voices saying? That was creepy sounding. No telling what you can hear on different frequencies like that, I do believe they are things out there that our physical ears wouldn't meant to hear. Now that is what makes it creepy.
there is for sure alot of creepy stuff on air it sure is interesting
That noise you are hearing is harp with birdies
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And the creepy part was what?
no idea
RF
could be never know
its slow scan video
cool
I was expecting voices from the dead not a bunch of wash over
such is life
What’s so creepy about this? Just sounds like a bunch static
:)
oddly, i really dont find these creepy at all. general radio noise. my washing machine puts out some really horrible sounds. could be an appliance
:)
The devil
lol
You know this guy in his heart it was aliens 😂😂😂😂 such an alpha male look at that hunk of a man
:)
you all make to much of nothing, just like some people think there are little green men.
well for your information there are little green men and blue and many others there are also those that look no different then us , and then you have US the human race we are also aliens .. and with out the help of the others out there in the universe we would not be where we are today you can count on that