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=== Shifting Locations === The geographic origin of "The Buzzer" has also shifted over time, adding to its mystique. From the late Cold War era until 2010, triangulation and radio direction-finding placed the transmitter at a highly secured military telecommunications compound near '''Povarovo, Moscow Oblast'''. However, in September 2010, the Povarovo site was suddenly abandoned, leaving behind empty buildings and rusted antennas. Today, the station uses a decentralized network to prevent the signal from being easily knocked out. The primary broadcast sites are now tracked to the 60th Communication Hub near '''Kerro, Leningrad Oblast''', with powerful backup transmitters operating out of military communication nodes near '''Pskov''' and '''Voronezh'''.
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