Recording of 152.235. What in the heck is this?

[WM7C]

I was just trying to find some stuff to listen to today when I ran across this. It reminded me of numbers stations. It seemed like some encrypted message.

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[trentbob]

Yeah what the heck is that, it sounds like the French Resistance in the Second World War where they would have phrases that were codes. LOL

 

[nd5y]

Search the forum for "Harvard sentences".

 

[WM7C]

Search the forum for "Harvard sentences".

Thanks! Interesting. I'm 120 miles north of Los Angeles. I wonder if that's where it was coming from.

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[nd5y]

152.235 is in the Part 22 paging range. It could be almost anything.

 

[wtp]

try 152.24 ?

 

[trentbob]

Absolutely fascinating @WM7C with the knowledgeable information from @nd5y I searched pretty deeply and stumbled on these statements. Apparently you found a Secret Numbers Station


Very kweewl😀

 

[wtp]

 

[mmckenna]

Absolutely fascinating @WM7C with the knowledgeable information from @nd5y I searched pretty deeply and stumbled on these statements. Apparently you found a Secret Numbers Station

Very kweewl😀

Obviously found at www.mytinfoilhatisontootight.com?

 

[trentbob]

@mmckenna actually don't know where I found those statements, it wouldn't let me in unless I changed my web browser but I don't know the name of where I was other than I saw the statements, obviously some kind of discussion.

When I just tried to click on the link that you provided I was not allowed access and don't know what it is.

Maybe someone else can provide information about secret number stations?

I stopped using my tin foil hat when I tried wearing it in order to pick up a tdma phase ll TRS with a Whistler radio.😁

 

[mmckenna]

When I just tried to click on the link that you provided I was not allowed access and don't know what it is.

You need to be on double secret, black/grey net, deep state, fully encrypted super internet.

No. Totally made up website. I should probably register that URL and post some of the stuff I see on this site there. No doubt someone would believe it.

 

[trentbob]

You need to be on double secret, black/grey net, deep state, fully encrypted super internet.

No. Totally made up website. I should probably register that URL and post some of the stuff I see on this site there. No doubt someone would believe it.

Yeah I figured it was something like that, I think the this was a real discussion about someone picking up phrases around 152 MHz and I did verify the story about the Harvard sentences. The part about the French Resistance using receivers that would just say phrases I saw in an old movie.😉

Anyone else have an idea of what the op recorded on his Radio?

 

[mmckenna]

152.235 isn't a valid assignable frequency, at least not that I can find.
152.240 is a Part 22 paging frequency. The frequency difference would explain the scratch nature of the audio.

As paging gets replaced, some agencies are applying for and getting waivers to use, these paging channels as LMR channels. May be what the OP is hearing. Likely testing audio paths. If I had time to dig through all the FCC notices, there might be a notice of this.

 

[trentbob]

152.235 isn't a valid assignable frequency, at least not that I can find.
152.240 is a Part 22 paging frequency. The frequency difference would explain the scratch nature of the audio.

As paging gets replaced, some agencies are applying for and getting waivers to use, these paging channels as LMR channels. May be what the OP is hearing. Likely testing audio paths. If I had time to dig through all the FCC notices, there might be a notice of this.

try 152.24 ?

Of course, so that's where wtp's post comes from. So you think it's radio testing using Harvard sentences..

Crap, I liked the other theory. You don't deny though.. secret number stations? Used numbers and phrases.

 

[KevinC]

Enough with the spy crap. It's system testing. No need to reply to this, so don't.

 

[wtp]

nothing like a good old police call book !