Do they still use them ??

This is emergency radio Beacon Alpha seven nine this message will repeat…. I wrote that

When the apocalypse starts, I am opening a numbers station, tune to 97.6 FM and you will hear some awesome music!

Pretty killer power electronics mix

I love these thanks

Cold war: the monopoly on fear

33:54 This would make a cool cartoon sound effect for when a character is dazed or losing consciousness.

Troyka?

thank you nightvale

THIS IS MY JAM!!!!

Can't wait for the update craiglist me a number ehh

Thank you

For one free hobbit free favor

Thanks, and i really enjoyed the upload and gave you like... But it is kinda sad that it is mono and then right-ear only... :s For head-phone users, that is kinda annoying... But i won't blame you, just, you know, commenting... EDIT: Typo

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 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

Hope you are doing well, channel owner!

Nothing like listening to a good Cold War classic.

8/25 is my birthday

Ah, now _this_ is proper asmr

" 3....2....1........3.....2.....1...." sounds like I'm doing "cherry pickers"!!!

You do realize these are American and British sound waves to transmit messages to eachother so the soviets don’t know

Seriously one of my favorite channels! Way too underrated!!

34:31 creepy

23:44

20:33

19:14

3:01

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.

35:20 "Piyet Devon shitting"

“So what type of music do you listen to?” Me: it’s complicated

Amen

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

40:34

This is going on the car trip playlist

46:37-46:45

Number stations became obsolete after cell phones.

825

37:22

At about 18:00, that one is called the buzzer, a Russian station, supposedly.

The numbers, mason

Isn’t this a radio head song?

ah this is great, I feel A̶͇̎̂̓ͅC̶̫̊T̶͕̼̊Ï̵̙̇̈V̶̤̦͋̔̈́Ạ̵̞͐̓̽T̴̫̺̯̿͝Ę̵͘D̴̳̮̀͛

This shit bumps, yo

network, kuth76 system sluety7, guaran02, ghyeni0...these are a network of indicators that the representative countries are still on the air and have not been destroyed in a world wide nuclear conflict...this Is a background function, it happens passively. Someone has to keep the power on and the transmitters running to provide a signal that can be picked up from a redundant number of sources, this ensures that an operative can find intel and make crucial decisions autonomously. Have a nice fishing day.

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 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).

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 comrades 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 couldnt resist any longer"... ... ...

network, kuth76 system sluety7, guaran02, ghyeniii0...these are a network of indicators that the representative countries are still on the air and have not been destroyed in a world wide nuclear conflict...this Is a background function, it happens passively. Someone has to keep the power on and the transmitters running to provide a signal that can be picked up from a redundant number of sources, this ensures that an operative can find intel and make crucial decisions autonomously. Have a nice fishing day.