Not so long ago, we read about a certain mysterious radio station with a frequency of 4625 kHz, the signals of which emanate from a swamp near Peter. We, of course, know that there are a lot of all kinds of evil spirits in the swamps, but life did not prepare us for that. First, we found this station on the air and listened to what we suggest you do via the link below.
The radio station has existed since 1970 and has been nicknamed the "Buzzbox".
It is mysterious in that, although most of the time there is just white noise, from time to time the broadcast is filled with a series of signals interrupted by numbers or a list of Russian names.
The first voice broadcast, as fans of this radio station say, took place in 1997 and sounded like this:
And sometimes random words break through, such as "agronomist" or "inflatable lifeboat". Who speaks them is a mystery. But the main question is - to whom is he saying this?
In addition to chaotic delirium, clear messages similar to orders flash on the air.
On January 25, 2013 at 06:57 a radio message was transmitted on the wave with the following content:
Now about the guesses. We sweep aside the animal evil at once, they have not yet learned to catch radio waves.
Promotional video:
The most popular version is that the station has been preserved since the Cold War. Short waves allow its signal to spread over great distances, which means that the frequency could well be used for transmitting secret data, coordinating submarines, or for some other not very peaceful purposes. And judging by the fact that she is still alive, and now she can. Actually, other versions dance about the same: the frequency exists in case of nuclear war or something like that. The frequency, by the way, has its own fan club from those who constantly listen to it in the hope of finding out state secrets. Judging by the forums, the secrets are still secrets …
Zhuzhzhalka is not the only mysterious radio station broadcasting from Russia. If you like its sound, on YouTube you can find recordings of the broadcast of frequencies with no less extravagant chasers - "Squeaky" or "Squeaky Wheel".
But, if you want to tickle your nerves to the limit, search the net for recordings of the "Lincolnshire Poacher" wave. It existed from the 70s to 2008, and the horror lay in the fact that at the beginning of each hour he played an excerpt from an English folk song 12 times.
After that, a synthesized female voice read combinations of five numbers. Everything would be fine, but this went on for 38 years in a row. According to some guesses, it was used by British intelligence. But it is not exactly…
Listen here, link to Wiki here.