Agitated woman broadcasting on shortwave radio, circa 1983 (strange).

[maskof]

Not the voice of a woman at all. These are just frequency signals that SOUND like an agitated human voice.

[bulichi]

Sounds like Michele Obama grandmother

[Bkeytx]

Dont know if she's agitated or not since it sounds like SSB, so?....

[mexicub]

She is not speaking Russian but Bulgarian. Sounds like she was inside some sort of craft maybe. Sounded like she was traveling for sure.

[SWLDXBulgaria]

@mexicub Bulgarian? Don't think so...

[mexicub]

@SWLDXBulgaria Just kidding. I actually have no idea what she is saying. I just made something up. Plus I said Bulgarian because your name has Bulgaria in it.

[ahedproductions]

This is a SSB transmission in Russian, and yes it's a woman. Sounds like telephone HF telepatch system. The picture from the video - Radio Bulgaria HF 2MW array near Plovdiv.

[HubSwitch]

@ahedproductions

it sure is SSB

[SWLDXBulgaria]

@ahedproductions Hey, 73 from Bulgaria and Good DX! I think that are not the Plovdiv-Padarsko antenna arrays, but those of the Russian Woodpecker (Google it for more information). Not sure at all.

[MzMario65]

sounds like she sucking cock

[DrMotorDude]

It's too late to re-record and understand it but it sounds a lot like it was transmitted in single side band and your radio did not have a beat freq oscillator.

[mexicub]

She was saying " I can't believe you lied to me! This is inhumane! You need to get me out of here now! I can't continue much longer! How could you do this to me? (inaudible) I hate you! You will have to live with this for the rest of your life! I hope you won't be able to sleep at night!"

[SWLDXBulgaria]

@mexicub Are you joking?

[mexicub]

@SWLDXBulgaria I translated this as close as possible. Do you think it should be written a bit different?

[SWLDXBulgaria]

@mexicub What language is this? I thought you were joking, but if you have translated correctly, this is really interesting broadcast!

[shedontanks]

Sounds like some sort of sports commentary

[bobbydj01]

Great.

[shoplifting1is1fun]

Anyone have any idea what she's saying?

[jaworskij]

The transmission is using SSB. You need an SSB receiver to hear it properly.

[Kenshiroit]

lol its Ludmila's ghost yelling :-D

[Kenshiroit]

a sort of number station? broadcast codes and orders, to be translated by special equipment?

[lucyk6992]

I remember her.

[EminidisMike]

Sounds like Russian.

[MrNatwill2]

@EminidisMike I speak russian (pretty well, at least), and thoguh I couldn't hear much of what she said, it didn't sound like a Russian accent. I didn't pick up any words.

[London2272]

Single sideband air traffic control station. If you get a decent short wave receiver that can resolve SSB and/or CW you'll be able to hear tons of this stuff clearly, along with a whole shedload of opther interesting things. In English very often, too.

[shortwavesam]

It's in SSB, maybe something to do with the Cold War, who knows...

[17SPIKE17]

SIDE BAND...

[locoman1963]

Its a single side band transmission if you had ssb on your radio it would sound

perfectly normal. it could be a weather forecast etc etc

thats why you cant hear anyone reply

[promosounds]

@locoman1963

Weather forecast? Don't be ridiculous

[strawberrysomethings]

Very eerie!

[Excalibur148c]

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[BlitztheDragon]

There's a creepypasta in this.

[Dicknose88]

It's single-sideband received on an AM radio, you idiot

[SWLDXBulgaria]

@Dicknose88 He just didn't know what is SSB, why you're calling him idiot?

[LikaLaruku]

I hope never to encounter a bee that sounds so angry.

[doylefish]

Someone on a cordless phone. They used to use overlapping frequencies.

[Superlibertytv]

That's the same voice of the lost Russian woman cosmonaut with the strange dialect. She supposedly died in re-entry but the Russians reported the accident as an unmanned satellite.

[mantis65]

I got a phone call from an 11 digit phone number last summer and a voice like this was blaring into the phone until I hung up .

[TheRealDutchOwner]

@mantis65, This could be a prank call, but who knows. If i where you then, i would trow that phone into a fire. I would be scared shitless.

[r3ini]

I liked the part were she said "AASDBNUEBFEFEFBEYBUVDYBBU QDQWIDUBNQ..."

[MichaelHansenFUN]

well shortwave is like that but is this a different language?

[ZXROMEO]

reminds me when I told that Bulgarian chick I just finished pounding that I wasn't going to bring her back to the USA, ah the good ole days.

[escueladeleyi]

I will add this much though, as far as strange transmissions go. There was a group of people on single sideband just between 10 and 11 meters back in 1991, who would carry on and one guy would play his voice on an endless loop saying "click click, beep beep , whooooo cares?' all day long! I kid you not I was told about it, I went and heard it for myself.

[escueladeleyi]

sounds like someone playing a recording , but the real question would be for what purpose??

[jjovereats]

Sounds like radio teletype borked her French voice speaking English.

[HarvestmanMan]

Someone pissed off a hive full of bees...

[starsquid]

Sounds like distorted Greek to me, or a dialect thereof.

[linutas]

thats just weak signal voice broakast

[SWL1409]

It sounds like some kind of voice encryption but I am not sure of it.

[scpmr]

It think I understand some words of it. . I dont know how exactly to translate it to english. It's about railways:

...they aprove schedule...

..railway workers..

..their schedule...

[mexicub]

@scpmr It has nothing to do with what you're saying. Where did you get that idea? Don't say you understand her when you have no clue what she is saying. Actually I have no idea what she is saying and you are probably right cause I wouldn't know anyway. Just felt like messing with someone and you got lucky.

[scpmr]

@mexicub my native language is Russian. I understand some words of what she's saying, like: железнодорожников (railway workers) at about 0:10 and "расписание подписывают" ("they aprove schedule", literally "they sign schedule") at 0:15

[gripsfingers]

This is just like the voice on a bizzare phone call I got at 3 in the morning in 2003. Utterely freaked me out, enough to call the police to investigate. A shouting, panicked woman that sounded European, like a recording yet i recall also responded when i shouted. She sounded terified. There was no number redial on the 1471 and police never got back to even though i called the next day. Still spooks me out, but i swear it sounded like the voice on this video.

[Erinwolfrus]

@gripsfingers I had a similar experience a few years back when I was in HS. I was babysitting a kid and had just put him to bed and was reading in the living room, boxes of stuff from moving surrounding me. My phone rang with an unknown number. I picked it up, and a creepily garbled, LOUD recording of a woman speaking something that sounded Spanish. There was mixed in static and general dischord mixed in there, too. Spent the entire night with the lights on, chatting with my friends.

[dissident93]

@gripsfingers Wow. That would scare the fuck out of me.

Was she doing it in English? It would have even been scarier in another language.

[shoplifting1is1fun]

@gripsfingers

Not gonna lie, that story of yours scares the shit out of me.

[weds9994]

@gripsfingers Was it Refbatch? (Search her videos on here)

[SWLDXBulgaria]

@gripsfingers Are you joking?

[Belease]

That sounds freakishly like the voice of the female 'lost cosmonaut'... Brr!

[reinaldojr]

@Belease exactly. that clip still haunts me. sound exactly like her.

[gccengineering1996]

Was that transmission in Single Side Band without the beat frequency oscillator?  That usually happens when you tune a SSB station in AM mode.

[flash178]

@gccengineering1996 I Agree, I think this was in ssb, and the person listening was in AM mode.

[zosimos111]

Ah, that is reversely inflected Syraco-Albanian. In this clip she is saying "Grigor, you worthless son of a botfly, why have you let our third-smallest goat into the neighbor's tuber-patch?"