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Amature radio enthusist here
Today, i was listening to a high frequency signal transmitted in spanish. I live in an area with lots of spanish speaking workers so my spic speak is fairly adequate. Part of the broadcast said this:
"Set code to 'S1'... 10 13 1 3 26 13 2 23 12 26 17 22 19 7 23 3 26 23 4 9 20 2 17 22 13"
Can anyone help me decode this?
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It means
"fuck trump we aint gonna build no wall"
when translated to english
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>>18507986
At least try to get the amount of charecters correct
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>>18507954
Shortwave fag here; it's a number station used for transmitting encoded data cheaply. If I had to guess it could be from Cuba if you're in the US. Cuba transmits them and you can hear them sometime. If they used a one time pad it won't be able to be decoded.
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>>18508034
It seems pretty simple code to me, the numbers only go up to 26, wich would make sense seeing as how there are only 26 letters in the alphabet. And the numbers repeat. Wont the most used ones be vowels?
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>>18507954
S1.... Then T2 U3 ect
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>>18508244
A9 B10 C11 D12 E13 F14 G15 H16 I17 J18 K19 L20 M21 N22 O23 P24 Q25 R26 S1 T2 U3 V4 W5 X6 Y7 Z8
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>>18507954
mkultra, watch the film...
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>>18508468
....Holy fuck...... Using this code, it translates to "be sure to drink your ovaltine" wtf is ovaltine?
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>>18508759
It's either a quote from "a Christmas story" (which was a kid deciphering a code which spelled out to be sure to drink your ovaltine) or just an ovaltine ad. It's a chocolate milk brand.
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>>18508768
By why would the spanish be broadcasting about ovaltine...
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