strange noise

[thealmosthdchannel]

sounds like morse code

[KD0NVX]

WLO Beacon out of Mobile, AL. Join us at priyom.org!

[fandore12]

this sounds like an airtower transmission signal, most likely searching for any airplanes around in the area... live close to an air tower ?

[Brubru54]

Hi at all,

Don't worry !! This is CW call sign of a military station. The transmission of data is in Pactor or Sitor.I don't say you more,sorry.

73 of F4DNP.

[spyvsargent]

sounds like a UHF repeater,

[xdrewqaz]

beacon

[tsckewl]

It could be an airport beacon. Where I live the beacon for Hooks Airport in Tomball, TX, is on 530 AM.  Morse code is DWH for David Wayne Hooks Airport.

[irvykinneas]

thats my microwave

[Cyb3rHyp3r]

nothing strange...

This sounds just like a coded signal between computers over radio. just like the ones the US Government uses to send messages to troops abroad... (like the ones i used to decipher) NOT SAYING THIS IS IT,, just that it sounds like it.

[barakbiton]

it THE ALIANS HO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[815Sox]

A little more information, it is a ship to shore station. The morse is an identifier, followed by a data transmisison. I have a similar video.

[bud467]

@815Sox that it is! i didnt realise it was morse :P now I recognize the patterns

[sm4wit]

wlo

[xXJeeXTeeXAyeXmanXx]

what times do you usually hear this?

[815Sox]

Sounds like a Ship to Shore station

[xXJeeXTeeXAyeXmanXx]

fonkay!

[xXJeeXTeeXAyeXmanXx]

could be like secret military coding

[xXJeeXTeeXAyeXmanXx]

the frequency seems a bit out of place, but sounds a little like an EPIRB signal

[mannaiallaXXXXXX]

it's a nokia sms!!!!

[JettaJ1]

Cw them back :)

[s52ab]

HF Fax...

[shortwavesam]

I hear this too, bt on 8420 khz, not sure what it is though

[1L6E6VHF]

WLO is a marine coastal ("ship-to-shore") station in Mobile, Alabama, one of few left (they had been all over the place before INMARSAT came along.

I'm assuming that the "screech" sounds are packets of medium-speed data

[vinylloung]

sound like messed up morse code

[DarthBlam]

The beeps sound like morse code... don't know about the ring.

[xXJeeXTeeXAyeXmanXx]

wat frequency??

[spyer22]

it's some time of data

[tanasi20080]

MAUSER STATION.... unbelivable

[FawxyPawz]

Sounds like an SoS at 00:35

[lukasm14]

It's not "WOL", it's "WLS".

[M17006]

@lukasm14 I would rather say "WLO"...

I think this is the the call sign of a maritime radio, but not a non directional beacon because NDB don't broadcast on 12 MHz (only on Very High Frequencies airbands and sometimes Low Frequencies (300-400 kHz) I think, depending on the countries).

Sorry if my english is not perfect, I am not native speaker ;)

[venney313]

Airport identifier? or like the guy said Marine HF Freq. It is a kind of teletype email service.

[itaRomeo]

SITOR + Morse ID

[SPIRITAIR1]

thats the same signal that voyager 1 and 2 captured thats odd I think that that signal might have come from either uranus or neptune one of the two thats all i know.

[BigSteve02]

comment to XXJeeXTeeXAyeXm, it definitely not Morse Code, that i am sure of, & why the hell are all those X's in your username ?.

[Spagetti2k10]

you've captured a noise from space, Voyager 1 & 2 recorded a similar sound

[xtreme01hac10docter]

DUDE! IVE ALWAYS WONDERED WHAT THIS IS! I WOULD LISTEN TO IT AND IT'S ALWAYS BROADCASTING!

[halofanteam]

ALIENS AND MONSTERS ARE ATTACKING THIS PLACE D:

[papioscarw]

this is a SITOR signal on Marine HF Freq. It is a kind of teletype email service. The cw is WLO.

Bob NE7NE

[xXJeeXTeeXAyeXmanXx]

morse code?

[itaRomeo]

SITOR

[superarticulation]

This sound has a long history... I listened it when it was 1993

[vitorix24]

IT's a telefone? FUCK!

I recept a Morse code, an says: F-O-U

[PaulUmbarger]

@vitorix24 Look for that in the Air Nav. it might be a navigation aid used for air craft.

[pilotoenrique]

It says WLO not WOL

[mumish13]

yeah i heard that morse in my sw radio!! i was translated from cw to word.

[mumish13]

is in chile

[linutas]

i hear alot of these on my radio everyday

[Quantomguy]

WOL = Wave Oscillation Length,

[IC2720]

It's a Non-Directional beacon used for navigation. The morse code is actually WLO, which is the beacon for Mobile Alabama.

[sycam3472]

This is a Mossad locating beacon harmonic. Its primary task is to set up a triangulation point. It was first used in 1976 and is currently used in Kuwait, Syria, Jordan and Greece. The purpose is to establish a 3 pronged link simmilar to a gps locator or WAAS as used in north America. These becaons only run for 7 minutes then dissapear.sometimes clicking sounds in place of telemetary will indicate Mossad using portable units.

[umbsix]

Sounds like sum type of WOL beacon to me ???

[xXxmidgexXx]

May i know what receiver is this?

[penkomon]

tTHIS IS AN ICOM-706,THE FIRST MODEL THAT CAME OUT IN ABOUT 1996

73S FROM MEXICO

[mrich12000]

@penkomon Well rc and then it sounnds like a data burst so if it is still there one night connect digi to it and see if there is a paket to it .VE@ceh

[xXJeeXTeeXAyeXmanXx]

@penkomon the 706 is a receiver? 73 is ham code for Goodbye, or Thanks for the contact, and i thought that the Icom 706 was a transcieiver?

[penkomon]

@xXJeeXTeeXAyeXmanXx the IC-706 is a transceiver,Rx from 30 khz to 200 mhz ( the first model )

[MattExzy]

I hear this all the time on 8425, too.

[10qw29er]

from betomiyazakai (translated):

It is a frequency for sending fax from NOAA, the United States...

[ballm0use]

lol u dont have to speak spanish to translate that! it's so similar to english

[10qw29er]

and...

[betomiyazaki]

es una frecuencia, destinada a envio de fax, del NOAA, de estados unidos ...

saludos!

[jammerbuster]

I have that on a frequency that is designated Telex ch 1206.