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UVB-76 is the call-sign of a shortwave radio transmission that broadcasts what many believe to be Russian Morse code. Also known as the buzzer that has the sound of a alarm clock with a flat battery. Since 1982 there were only 3 times when the buzzer's signal got interrupted and on August the 23rd something happened. A person with a "Hebrew" voice said the following words:
UVB-76, UVB-76 – 93 882 naimina 74 14 35 74 – 9 3 8 8 2 nikolai, anna, ivan, michail, ivan, nikolai, anna, 7, 4, 1, 4, 3, 5, 7, 4
The information I am about to relay to you is highly classified. No one is supposed to know this. I do not know how much time i have to relay this to you. Currently, I am behind several unknown proxies so the government is unable to track down my location
[33] The equipment resolution, or its sensitivity, depends on the frequency stability of the heterodyne receiver and carrier wave of the radio transmitter. The highly stable broadcasting radio station working in a short wave range is used as radio transmitter. The radio receiver basic generator is the quartz generator with proportional thermostat system of the resonator, providing the frequency stability about 10 -8. So the resolution of the measuring complex on frequencies about 10 MHz is provided at 0.1 Hz level. With decreasing of a radio frequency this value decreases proportionally. Main parameters of the measuring are
* carrier wave frequency 4.625 MHz;
* receiver resolution ~0.1 Hz.