Strange Radio Transmission Mystery

Anonymous I picked up a strange radio br(...) 12/10/23(Sun)16:30:42 No.36650618 Im an amateur HAM radio operator here in Northern Wyoming, and I play around in the over 1Ghz range. I came across some weird beeps and squelches in the 1.685 Ghz range, so I have been listening in in case it's a trucker, or another amateur. I like talking over the radio on civilian channels, but after a few days of monitoring I got a female voice. It sounds like a temporary number station, or something, but I chopped the recording up into a 5 min video with subtitles. The transmission is not very long, but it seems to contain A LOT of data, if I had to guess. Here is the catbox for you guys: https://files.catbox.moe/ftkora.mp4 What can you make out of it? Gov radio tests? Ayylmaos? Or maybe just band testing? I am a hobbyist, and don't really know what the numbers and letters mean. N2000 158 KB JPG

An anonymous amateur radio operator from Northern Wyoming describes hearing strange beeps, squelches, and a female voice around 1.685 GHz. They suspect a temporary number station, government radio test, or band testing and ask others to decode the transmission. The meme is used as a reaction to mysterious signals, unexplained broadcasts, or overly elaborate internet mysteries. EN: An anonymous amateur radio operator from Northern Wyoming describes hearing strange beeps, squelches, and a female voice around 1.685 GHz. They suspect a temporary number station, government radio test, or band testing and ask others to decode the transmission. The meme is used as a reaction to mysterious signals, unexplained broadcasts, or overly elaborate internet mysteries.

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