Unid station - what is it?

[shortwavesam]

this broadcast sound pretty much identical as the most recent russian buzzer voice broadcast!

[fintonomalley]

@shortwavesam this broadcast format is not even close to the buzzer's voice format. this is just groups of 5 letters read phonetically, the buzzer gives specific formats of 5 numbers, then a word, then 8 numbers. this is actually russian navy session

[mumish13]

number station.

[Hostog]

Most likely russian military

[jroc889]

heyy quick question is this possible to pick up on the eastern side of canada any help would be wonderful i just want to dx something new

[Hostog]

The same as i did record for sure!

[williamsdirect]

near the start it mentions nikolai which is a russian name

[JustFresh099]

@williamsdirect

She says a lot more Russian names. Michael and Dimitri, maybe more. I think it's the Russian Alpha Bravo Charlie stuff.

[konkursmann]

Can still be heard on some evenings at 4508 khz USB.

[BuchaBe]

Definately Russian phonetic alphabet, sending groups of 5 characters (not a CQ message).

At the end, says in plain Russian:  "(???) I hear you badly, with fadings..."

[inspireit]

Very interesting. Thank you for the translation!

[mdkl0000]

What does she say at the end in a hurried way, and what is beeped in code???

[TE3EJ]

The morse code at the end is a time code. The time was 1530. It is normally heard on Russian military air defence morse broadcasts. The keep the frequency open with the automatic time broadcasts every minute.

[DK2FN]

Russisches Buchstabieralphabet.

Die Dame buchstabiert irgendwas.

vy 73

[DtraRagh]

Macht aber keinen Sinn. Ist wohl verschlüsselt=))

[onelasssttime]

Yeah, I think LCduT is definitely correct

[LCduT]

Not numbers... sounds like Russian phonetic alphabet with a message or CQ in a loop.

[LCduT]

Oh, looks like I DID hear the same station then. Must be a Thursday thing. Will listen out for more.