Russian station UVB-76 (The Buzzer) on 4625 kHz in Siofok, Hungary

sounds like a Ship horn.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• UVB-76
• Buzzer
• Shiphorn
• Russian
• DX
• DXING
• AMDX
• SW
• Shortwave
• 4625
• khz

[Luc1f3rk0]

Now working? I'll check on Sunday, now i'm in Székesfehérvár, here is no good conditions for AM-DX. Electrical noise everywhere.

[gerbile3]

this cool thing about this is that it is not a recording, (the station's broadcast) It is an actively maintained signal

[Letsgoherd3008]

i was reading and a guy has a weird theory that this signal is used to operate a nuclear missile system if the tone breaks it would arm

[kmikl]

@Letsgoherd3008 Somehow, I doubt that highly. 

[0bb0g]

@Sven2Perroy bet no one has the balls to do that, the guy could be right, ya know ;-)

[Sven2Perroy]

@Letsgoherd3008

did anyone try jam the signal? :3

[chabi3000]

@Letsgoherd3008 That could be . Like if the US attacks Russia with a nuclear bomb the electric network breaks down . And if theres no electricity you cant coordinate counter attacks . So the radio is linked to the electric network and if theres no electricity the radio stops and with that a nuke gets launched .

[yadusolparterre]

@gerbile3 you'd be dead 1000 times ^^

[moebius432]

@motherfan55 Some Russian idiots who think that they are funny wouldn't keep their prank going for nearly 30 years. The buzzing started in 1982.

[KamKrzem]

@Letsgoherd3008

wat

when I was checking this a few minute ago, it wasn't buzzing...

We're screwed.

:D

[kfnorbi]

az, hogy 1990 óta ennyi szól a rádión

illetven néha hallható rajta némi beszéd

[V43szili]

@kfnorbi Érdekes.És mi értelme van,vagy mi?

[kfnorbi]

@V43szili ez az adás