lol, and I'm the queen of england. maybe those 'govt comms' are just yall's brains tryna make sense of random noise. ever heard of pareidolia? cause that's probably it.

DUDE yes!! When I was a kid I'd fall asleep to those channels cause they creeped me out in a good way, like alien signals or secret messages passed in the night. Still get chills thinking bout it!

Secret comms? Pfft. My old man was a ham radio operator, always said it's just a mix of static & interference. But hey, never say never. The govt's got their hands in stranger pies.

Wow, never thought of it that way... creepy thought for sure. starts thinking about all those nights staying up & hearing weird stuff 😨

Radio hobbyist here. Look, those 'whispers' are intriguing but realistically they're probably incidental transmissions or even feedback. Analog signals were messy, and late at night, atmospheric conditions change, making it possible to pick up distant stations. Could be taxi drivers, could be random tech abnormalities, not necessarily govt stuff.

Hey, don't listen to the naysayers. I'm convinced there's a lot more than meets the eye with those static channels. I've spent nights just scanning frequencies and you're right, there are odd patterns sometimes. My bet's on number stations or sth. They may seem obsolete, but why take down what's not broken if ppl just think it's 'static', right?

I doubt it's anything secretive. Most likely, you're picking up interference of some sort or errant signals. Analog tech was notorious for cross-talk and weird artifacts. Secret govt comms would probably use more secure, less detectable methods, no? Still, a cool idea for a story or something.

totally with you on that. its no coincidence those 'dead' channels come alive at odd hours... who's to say they aint govt secret coms? all the random noises & whispers, it's like straight out of a spy movie. wouldnt surprise me if its some cold war era relic still in use, hidden in plain sight.