V07 was a Spanish numbers station first discovered in 1995. It originally used a male voice, and was nicknamed The Spanish Man. Then the voice changed to female in 2001. The original voice was also so high pitched it could still be mistaken for a female voice. The station formerly transmitted in USB and switched to AM in 2011. Similar to E07’s structure, this numbers station broadcasts a message three times on separate frequencies 20 minutes apart. The frequency changes by 1-2 MHz higher or lower for each successive transmission.
Message Sample
If a null message is sent, then the message will only be repeated twice. currently this station is scheduled only on Sundays but this can change at any time. the transmitter location has been identified in Khabarovsk, Russia.
Message Format
| 511 511 511 | 1 | 5790 | 20 | 5790 | 20 | 20733 33888 13022… | 000 000 |
| 3-digit ID (3x) |
Message count |
3 or 4 digit 2nd ID |
Group count |
3 or 4 digit 2nd ID |
Group count |
5-digit groups | Outro |
| 2 minutes | |||||||
Null Format
| 198 198 198 | 000 |
| 3-digit ID (3x) | |
| 2 minutes |
Older V07 Sample Recording
The pitch of V07’s voice slightly changed around March 2012. This is a sample of the other voice used from around 2001 – 2012.
List of Spanish Numbers
| 1 = Uno | 2 = Dos | 3 = Tres |
| 4 = Cuatro | 5 = Cinco | 6 = Seis |
| 7 = Siete | 8 = Ocho | 9 = Nueve |
| 0 = Cero |
Numbers Station Summary
Nickname: The Spanish Man/Lady “000 000”
Activity: Active
Emission mode: AM (Formerly USB)
Voice Summary: Originally used a male voice. Was replaced by a female in 2001.
Believed Country of Origin: Russia
Counterpart Stations: E07, G07, G17(?), G19(?), S07, M12
Station Family: Family 1 Subfamily B “KGB/FSB/GRU”
Sources
Simon Mason’s V7 Spanish Man Page (Archived)
ENIGMA Newsletter Issue #18 (January 2000), Page 8
Priyom.org V07 Profile
