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FROM - sulcata99330
TOPIC - cheap?
02/10/99 14:34:42 - MESSAGE #1080

evil ork,do you have a ticket?Be a few wks b4 I'm ready to take the test.Its not cheap but Amateur Electronic Supply 1-800-558-0411 has a IC-T8A for $350 and some others that start around $150.I havent delt with them yet but hear theyre good people

FROM - Zeno aka evil ork
TOPIC -
02/09/99 22:50:26 - MESSAGE #1065

hello, i love radioing and i am looking for a good cheap FM transmiter calse i live in NY and i wont to phuck over the FCC, well actuly no i only wont to be able to voice my opinon (sp?) and stuph, any info tellz

FROM - hulkster
TOPIC - WWF
02/07/99 07:15:13 - MESSAGE #984

didja notice Hulk Hogan got a nice black beard, like are we really supposedta buy this shit i mean his hairs been white since nineteen-eighty-five and he was a good guy then what the fuck now hes evil and shit oh well rasslins bullshit anyhoo

FROM - mankindUSA
TOPIC - kill the bastards
02/02/99 20:08:23 - MESSAGE #822

I'll kill the bastards of the WWF that work for mcMahon

FROM - leoUSA
TOPIC - titanic
02/02/99 20:05:02 - MESSAGE #821

I'm the king of the worldddddd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FROM - BabulNew Delhi - 202.54.99.190
TOPIC - Any Ham around?
02/02/99 07:14:50 - MESSAGE #794

Hi

are there ant Dx or Ham fellows around?

My Page FROM - Wilhelm
TOPIC -
02/02/99 00:23:30 - MESSAGE #791

Test

FROM - GGermany ?
TOPIC - Hä ?
01/31/99 13:52:05 - MESSAGE #718

Whats going on here guys ?

FROM - cbfog828
TOPIC - Neat-o CD I saw
01/28/99 16:21:02 - MESSAGE #645

I saw this CD at my local Rat Smack called something like "___ Bearcat!!"
It said that it had thousands of national frequencies on it. I think I want to buy it...

FROM - Mr. CaNpr0t0c01 g0dz
TOPIC - kenwood
01/26/99 00:01:08 - MESSAGE #566

anybody heard anything or used any of the kenwood radios in particular the th-d-seven-a

FROM - FontsScrewed
TOPIC - Fonts
01/24/99 03:46:28 - MESSAGE #505

is it just me or are the fonts in this Forum really screwed and its only a few not all any ideas how to fix it so I can actually read this crap?!

FROM - Black Axe732
TOPIC - Screem!!!!
01/24/99 00:11:51 - MESSAGE #503

ohh baby.. punch in one fifty four point six.... the "screem" store (in malls and shit) is on that freq.... heh, i love fuckin with em... the fat captain told them he was going to come into the store, put on some bras and panties.. and walk out with em :) if you know the fat captain, then you will really laugh at this one :)

FROM - jimmypop0hi0 - 198.30.76.60
TOPIC - whered everone go
01/19/99 14:54:12 - MESSAGE #369

hey why dosent any one post here any more

TOPIC - SS shit
DATE - 01/04/99 00:49:00
FROM - Black Axe 732

well, i know a _little_ about spread spectrum.... it seems like the signal is spread over a WIDE (about 6mHz) area, with little signal stregnth throughout. Therefore, a powerful (narrow) signal doesn't bother the phone. Some hams are screwing around with this in the 900mhz band, mostly for data I think... but anyways, see if you can find the ham SS websites, as they would probably have info for building (i dont think you can buy em even) a 900mhz SS phone transciever. Unless you REALLY want to monitor somebody, it's a waste of time and effort until commercial SS receivers come out onto the market.

TOPIC - Cordless Phones
DATE - 01/03/99 17:52:18
FROM - PhatFone 316

It might be hard to transmit on the newer fones because of the Spread-Spectrum Technology. Just a thought...

TOPIC - Hey, Black Axe
DATE - 01/03/99 16:38:55
FROM - Anti-Box

I have my no-morse code technician license so getting the ham radio wont' be the hard part.

TOPIC - modding shit up
DATE - 01/03/99 14:39:28
FROM - Black Axe 732

well.... the mod is possible.... the price may not be, not to mention the fact that it'll be kinda hard to get your hands on a ham radio without a ham license. The Cherokee AH-50 is a good bet - it's a 6m only radio which can be mars/cap modded. About 200 bux for that one.... or you could go with the new Yaesu VX-5R, which does 50, 144, and 440 all in one..... damn, got to get me one of those. the VX-5R is prolly gonna be like 400 bucks or so. but without a ham license, you're gonna have somewhat of a hard time getting the equipment.

TOPIC - See post below
DATE - 01/02/99 19:30:21
FROM - Anti-Box

I want to be able to transmit on the cordless fone frequencies not just recieve them.

TOPIC - Ham radio mods
DATE - 01/02/99 16:45:10
FROM - Anti-box

I want to get a handheld ham radio that can be modified to cover cordless phone frequencies. What is a cheap one that I can get for under $200 if possible?

TOPIC - DEF CON!!!
DATE - 12/31/98 19:40:02
FROM - Black Axe 732 land

ok.... who's going?? i know i am :)

TOPIC - terminals
DATE - 12/30/98 03:20:23
FROM - jimmypop ohio - 152.163.197.201

I think they mean those little puters in the cars they may need signing on they are neat they punh in your DL # and all sorts of info apparantly i ve been bad cause they know a lot about me. The one that freaked me out was my HS nick and my tagger name but that prob cause most of my friends r in jail for bad shit oh well think of all the fun you could hava entering things ha want for raping chickins

TOPIC - mdt spoofing??!?
DATE - 12/29/98 19:25:24
FROM - Black Axe 732

man..... i never thought of that... but it's possible..... i'm in the middle of building one of those data slicers to decode POCSAG and MDT transmissions... but you are right, i suppose... all one would need is a tnc and a rig that can work on that particular freq.. but are such systems passworded or encrypted? i always hear my local PD dispatcher telling cops to sign on their terminals, or asking if they are signed on..... this might be some type of security.. but anyways, as soon as i have that decoder up and running.. i'll post results.

TOPIC - PL tones .... huh huh huh huh huh......
DATE - 12/29/98 18:17:06
FROM - ~INFORMAGNET~

Hey Axe PL Tones ARE suckurity to a lot of peeps..... hehehehehehehehehehe!!!!

OK who's into Packet around here, I read somwhere that with a TNC and a modded raydeedio it's possible to get into cop networks and run license pl8tes and stuff!

TOPIC - oops
DATE - 12/28/98 22:11:14
FROM - In Phase

I screwed up....

Channel 2 should be 462.5875 Mhz

TOPIC - FRS Freqs
DATE - 12/28/98 00:00:11
FROM - In Phase

Here are the freqs for the FRS radios:

Ch 1 462.5625
Ch 2 462.6375
Ch 3 462.6125
Ch 4 462.6375
Ch 5 462.6625
Ch 6 462.6875
Ch 7 462.7125
Ch 8 467.5625
Ch 9 467.5875
Ch 10 467.6125
Ch 11 467.6375
Ch 12 467.6625
Ch 13 467.6875
Ch 14 467.7125

TOPIC - frs radios
DATE - 12/27/98 14:18:07
FROM - Black Axe the land of 732

i'm not sure that those wack jobs use it.... man, the other night, my xyl's dad was plastered and he was sitting there pretending his name was like habib or something.... it was hilarious.... then he discussed how useful they would be where he works.... specifically, the fucking air force??!? this leads me to conclude that lots of people, who might say important, interesting, or just damn funny shit might believe that these radios are secure... yeah, they are gonna use PL tones to keep me out! yeah, right. so anyways..... i suggest everybody at least put the first channel (most active) in there to see who's keying up.... and the added bonus.... these jobs are only radiating .25w ( i think ) so if you have one of those neato-eliteo modded radios you can yap at these guys with some serious power. hell, if you have a mobile rig, or a dualband ht amp (like i do), you can probably cover entire counties. bad part is that you can't hear em talk back. but seriously though.... i think that this might just be a new way to fuck with people... ideas still in progress: going to the mall to find these guys - going to parks and shit - when people talk, record what they say and play it back over the air to confuse the hell out of em - record like, porno audio or something and play it when little kiddies are around..... any others?
btw.... some radios talk about scrambling capabilities... is this just salesman's talk for PL tones or is there actual audio scrambling going on here? i've yet to hear a scrambled frs unit. any others?

TOPIC - Nice goin, Axe!
DATE - 12/26/98 21:42:00
FROM - ~INFORMAGNET~

Yeah!! Nice you're putting the freqs for these Family Radio Service rigs on.....

Now think, people.... who do you think's into this shit, buys these things? I mean, yeah, maybe some Mom'n'Pop types, put my thinking is that a lot of the people who're popping the money for 'em are SURVIVALISTS, GUN NUTS, MILITIA, and other right-wing assholes. I bet they're REALLY phun to phuck with...

TOPIC - FRS radios
DATE - 12/26/98 04:25:06
FROM - Black Axe 732 land

hrm..... went over the XYL's place, where she has those FRS radios.... seems like lots of people seem to have the damned things now.... of course, i was obliged to break out the ft-50 and yap at em all.... given that i'm putting out 5W and they are putting out .25W, i stepped all over em.. heh.... also the 1750 tone burst, dtmf, and voice recorder freaked em all out :)..... but anyways.... the frequency for chan. 1 (the most common) is 462.5625mhz.... the others are listed at the link below..... any ideas to exploit and anally rape these new toys?

FRS/GMRS Frequencies TOPIC - .
DATE - 12/21/98 01:41:12
FROM - In Phase

PhatFone-
If you're going to replace a 9-volt battery with a 9-volt adapter...make sure the power it puts out is CLEAN!! Otherwise, you will have a "buzz" or "hum" in your audio from the leftover AC that isn't fully filtered out of the DC output voltage.

And trying to use two or more antennas for transmitting FM won't work. Because of the FM "quieting effect", the transmitter that is closer to the receiver, or that delivers a stronger signal to the receiver will block out the weaker signal, (making it "quiet"). This is similar to the way that large state-wide paging systems work, but that's another subject......

TOPIC - ham rigs/mods
DATE - 12/20/98 16:22:51
FROM - Black Axe 732

ok.. if you are gonna get a ham rig......
1. make sure it's a dual band moddable one, like the FT-50. this way you can hit freqs in the 148-170 range and also in the 450-470 range.
2. if possible, get the Icom T8-A. it's a tribander, meaning that if you can find the mod for it, you can program it to talk onto cordless frequencies... i think you can pick up the ft-50 for about 275 nowadays and the t8a for about 350.... try to grab the t8a.... but the ft-50 will still do the job... and the ft-50 can be modded for cell coverage too...... difficult choice :)

TOPIC - bugs
DATE - 12/20/98 12:28:16
FROM - jimmypop 614 - 140.254.128.20

if you want cheap the fm 10 is only 34 dollars those bugs cant be much cheaper plus their damn fun.If you can soder like a god get rat shacks 19 dollar kit its all surface mount what a bitch but once your done youll be happy
radio shack sells a ramsy fm kit thats supposed to use a motrola processer that eliminates freq. drift any body know about it
also I am getting my ham license soon I want to know where I can find mods for them thanks.

TOPIC - crazy ideas!!!
DATE - 12/19/98 04:04:22
FROM - Black Axe 732

ok.. some crazy shit comin in here......
1. rca jacks and microphones. your little electric mic (the mic that the fm bug kit is designed for) probably isn't at the same impedance that RCA is (10k ohm, i think?) so jury-rigging an RCA jack to your FM bug would probably not work well...... if you want to try it, go ahead, experimentation is great... but I'd recommend against it. As far as using the 9vdc wall adapter, go for it.... batteries are expensive, batteries die, and they're not great for the environment. I'd still keep a 9v batt jack-thingy on there just incase you have to broadcast somewhere else... and if you are looking to get an actual FM broadcast transmitter, I'd go with an FRB kit. It's more expensive, but it puts out a good half-watt.... which is better than the ramsey kit.... and it also doesn't drift like the ramsey kit... Only downside to the FRB kit is that it's a hundred bucks or so, compared to the ramsey kit which goes for about 50 or so..... the ramsey will still do OK tho.. good luck, and avoid the fcc!!!

2. multiple antenna systems. my god, what a supreme bitch that would be. first, you would need to run coax (which isn't exactly cheap) to all of these antennas. second, you might have phasing problems between them (they might cause interference for each other, basically).... as far as throwing off the DF guys, it'd be futile... they would look around, see an antenna, and trace the coax back to the transmitter. it's a good idea in theory, but it'd be just about impossible to implement properly and effectively.

-black axe

TOPIC - transmitters
DATE - 12/19/98 01:23:21
FROM - Wunder / DirellaC 410

Talking about getting caught transmitting illegally... if you had three transmitting antennas could you have them spread out... maybe one down the street and maybe one a few blocks over or something, maybe at a friends house. Lets call them towers a, b, and c. If A was at full power, b at half power and c at no power, could you keep alternating antenna powers and have anyone with a directional antenna walking in circles? Just wondering...

TOPIC - transmitters
DATE - 12/18/98 23:16:05
FROM - PhatFone 316

yeh, I'm in the middle of a town which total radius is about 2 1/2 miles, so I'm going to use a omni-directional verticle dipole antenna. I was planning on getting a RCA jack to subsitute for the low quality electrect mic. Then hook up my mixer to the transmitter. I was also thinking about scraping the 9 Volt battery for a AC jack so I could plug it in to the wall. Anyone think that that might work. The circut is meant to run on 9V, and my AC adapter is for 9 volts. Anyone know if this will work? I still don't know if this will work very well or not, but I got a good deal on the kit, so I figured I would try it. If not I guess I will get a Ramsey FM-10, or maybe one of Free Radio Berkley's kits. There is a pirate in town that uses a FRB kit and he gets real good coverage and sound quality. Feel free to share your ideas on this.

The Free Radio Network TOPIC - FM broadcast transmissions
DATE - 12/18/98 02:14:55
FROM - Black Axe 732

FM bugs for broadcasting?? Bugs are meant for, well, bugging places, and not for broadcasting. If it had RCA line-level inputs I suppose you could use it... but for any serious use, you'd probably want to get a transmitter specifically designed for FM broadcasting as opposed to a simple bug-type unit. Also... hrm, thinking..... depending on your transmitting location in your town, you might want to consider using a directional antenna, such as a yagi or a quad or something.. .. . for example, I would want to use a directional antenna from home because I don't live in the main part of town..... of course if you were in the middle of town, you would want to use an omni.... thinking more.... Demographics. Consider the demographics of your area.... for example, if in one part of town a bunch of old people lived, and in a different part a younger/more liberal group lived, you might want to direct your signal towards those who would be more apt to listen to you (and less likely to call up the magical station wagons!).. but in the same sense, it's sorta like discrimination, because what if a potential listener wasn't in the right part of town? Comments/ideas on this??

TOPIC - FM transmitters
DATE - 12/17/98 23:10:06
FROM - In Phase

PhatFone,
My friend got a little FM "bug" kit, and added a longer antenna, like you're going to do. The other thing he did was remove the two little watch batteries it used, and hooked up 2 "AA" alkalines. This may not sound like much, but having more current available to the transmitter that the larger batteries provided, made a difference in the distance the thing would transmit.

TOPIC - FM transmitters
DATE - 12/17/98 21:36:05
FROM - PhatFone 316

Well, I guess I'll start this party.....

Anyways, I ordered a FM bug kit, which I am not sure if it will be sutiable for broadcasting, but I'll give it a try. It's supposed to broadcast about a mile out in the open, and I am building a verticle dipole antenna to increase the range. I think I can make it work with a little modding, and in my city a mile is plenty.

If it works well, I'll post the scematics.

The Free Radio Network TOPIC - DF shit
DATE - 12/17/98 15:43:59
FROM - Black Axe the land o 732

Welp, looks like slick willy is letting our guys get blown away so he safely get his blowjobs.... but anyways.... that CB'er that found you was using a directional antenna (most likely a Yagi) to track you down.. directional antennas transmit and receive better in certain directions than others... so this dude just swung his antenna around until he found the spot where it was strongest, and the antenna just pointed in your direction. This stuff about CB'ers being able to use GPS to get a fix on received transmissions is total bullshit. Reasons:
1. Reflected signals. If the signal you are receiving is being reflected off of something (usually large metal objects or buildings), then trying to track the signal would only lead you to the reflecting object. That's not even considering propagation (skip).

2. Wattage. If I stand 2 miles away from you and talk with a handheld, and then go 10 miles away (in the same direction relative to you) you wouldn't be able to tell WHERE I was, only the direction I was coming from. In order to produce my exact location, you would need (at the very least) 2 people, in different locations with directional antennas who knew their exact coordinates. They could compare the directions that the signal was received from and get an (approximate) location by plotting their locations and RX'ed signal bearings onto a map. The ONLY way (that I know of) that a single person could determine exact location (through GPS) would be APRS (automatic position reporting system?) which is used by hams. APRS involves (among other things) basically a radio hooked up to a GPS unit, simply broadcasting "I'm at xx.xxxLON, xx.xxxLAT". DF, especially in the lower bands like that, is not entirely accurate and somewhat difficult to implement. Add a moving transmitter and it becomes almost impossible.

TOPIC - those tracking things
DATE - 12/17/98 14:18:25
FROM - jimmypop 614

yea I found out about directional antennas with a cb. I just got a shitty cobra and we were screwing with some loser and he told us he was coming over so we were all hard and told him to find us. he was at my friends house in five minutes we ran and hid in the bushes and watched him try to talk to us I m not a dick to people anymore unless i m driveing after that my friend met a guy running a 1000 watt cb he had a laptop with a program that traced freqs within 50 ft with gps then he punches gps coords in and up comes a street map the best part is you can hook it up to a scanner I would buy one if they did not cost 5 grand oh well anybody have any fm stuff?

TOPIC - Keying up where you're not supposed to
DATE - 12/17/98 02:37:46
FROM - Black Axe

Actually, there's a way around that. How you do it depends on your type of radio. One way is to (if your rig has this function) just listen on the input frequency and put the radio on tone decode mode. Use the input frequency because sometimes (cops are tricky here) they will use different tones coming into the repeater and going out. Or, just listen on the input and keep switching codes as they are talking, and when you suddenly hear them, you're on the right tone.
Yet another way is to take the audio from your radio and put it into your soundcard, and then use a program like WinTone to decode the tone. WinTone also decodes DTMF and does lots of other cool shit so it is good to have around anyways. I must agree with Informagnet on HRO's selling shit - I bought my FT-50 from them without a ham license. Just tell them that you've just passed your VE test and you are waiting for a callsign..... after all, they want your money. Also, try not to piss off the local hams by screwing around on their frequencies - they do (at least my local hams do) have equipment to track you down, if you are in a fixed location. If you're smart, get a magmount roof antenna for your radio, and drive around (or walk with a handheld) to confuse the hell out of them. Just never transmit from a fixed location.

Hey, isn't this board supposed to be about pirate radio, like broadcast band radio?? :)

TOPIC - freqs
DATE - 12/16/98 21:55:16
FROM - In Phase

He's Right.....The "hams" don't like unlicencensed people on their airwaves, and WILL turn you in...if they don't track you down first and tie your coax around your neck.

The problem with messing with the cops is that the repeaters the cops use only "key" if your transmitter has the right PL Tone. If you don't, you won't even break their squelch. But you could wait for another cop to key-up, break the squelch on the repeater, then key your radio and cause a bit of interference....

This information is for educational and informative purposes only. If you do anything illegal with it, it ain't my fault.

TOPIC - Ham Rigs...
DATE - 12/16/98 17:01:55
FROM - ~INFORMAGNET~

Yeah, Ham Radio stores are usually not willing to sell ham rigs to teenagers wearing MOD-LOD T-shirts, but there are ways around that. First, Ham Radio Outlet is all over the country and only a 1-800 call away, and if you can sound a bit older they're happy to sell you all kinds of stuff. That's where I got my books on modding ham rigs and scanners, BTW. There are also Ham Fests, swapmeets, and sites like Ebay on the Net, all ways to get a ham rig at a saving - people basically don't care as long as you have money! Sheeit, they sell GUNS that way in this town, no paperwork or nothing, it's hick heaven! Uh, back to radios. One very strong word of advice, though - DON'T fuck around on Ham frequencies unless you really do have a license. You WILL get caught, and you WILL be prosecuted. Those people don't fool around. But, why bother annoying a bunch of old people with no life when the other freqs a modded rig can access are SO much more fun?

TOPIC - modding ham rigs
DATE - 12/16/98 15:24:11
FROM - Black Axe 732 land

ok.. lots of talk here about modding ham rigs for fucking with cops, security guards, etc etc...... I have a modded ham rig, the yaesu FT-50. damn nice thing.... small. about the size of my fist. 5w output (which is the max power output for most radios).... dualband, so it gets vhf and uhf.. cell moddable too... anyways, i modded it and now i can TX from 140-174 and 420-470mHz.. BUT: if you're going to buy a new ham radio (for fucking with people, that is) look into the Kenwood T-8A. It's a triband model (50/144/440), which means if it's moddable (I'm not sure yet) you can not only fuck with cops and shit, but also cordless phones!! it runs about 350 bucks i think...... it's a damn nice rig :)

TOPIC -
DATE - 12/16/98 02:46:48
FROM - jimmypop

oh yea whered you get those books informagnet

TOPIC - ham
DATE - 12/16/98 02:45:29
FROM - jimmypop im from 61bore i mean 4 - 205.188.199.51

The only shitty part about ham is you need a amature radio license but once you get it you can buy alot of cool shit like uhf radios alot of small police depts still use these that could be fun

TOPIC - mods
DATE - 12/16/98 02:21:05
FROM - DARK~SPIRIT

Speaking of moding radios..... Anyone ever read Cap'N'Crunch's stroies about being in jail ??
If so... do you remeber the part about him talking about how he modified a radio(just a regular FM one) to hear what the guards were saying on their walkie-talkies ?
Well, i was pretty interested in that so i sent him a message on icq asking him how to do that...... then he tells me to go out and buy some ham radio book (forgot the name of it) , but i never went out and got it, cuz im a lazy fucker, so i was wonderin ~INFORMAGNET~.. if that it mentions anything like that in any of those books ? If so .... could you post how to do that on this board so all of us that are interested in it and are as lazy as me can know how ?? Please ? Thx.

TOPIC - blah-dy-fucking-da
DATE - 12/15/98 22:46:31
FROM - dguy 618

hey informagnet, i don't know much about ham radios and shit like that, but aren't most drive-thru restaurants and oinkers' frequencies in that range? hell, if they are, i'm gonna tr0t my ass to rat shack.

TOPIC - Ok ok ok settle down ......
DATE - 12/15/98 21:46:05
FROM - ~INFORMAGNET~

OK, I have some stupid books that cost me like $40 for both of the fuckers, and one thing they have it a shitload of plans for modding Ham Radio handie-talkies so that you can phuck with your local cops and Taco Smell. So run out and get yourself one 'O' these and tell me what it is and I'll tell you how to mod it. For instance, I used to have a Kenwood TH-215A and all it took was opening it up and there are four jumpers inside on the circuit board up near the top and all I did was snip 'em all, then I could recieve and transmit from about 130 MHz to about 170 Mhz. There's a lot of shit in that freq. range hehe!!

TOPIC -
DATE - 12/15/98 03:03:32
FROM - wait a minute...

Beelzebub... why don't you just c*lm d*wn. Why m*st you use such language? Maybe they're having fun. Besides, I didn't see you post anything according to the topic. Was what you posted really nessecary?

TOPIC - HAHAHA I am 31337th and that rhymes with heaven Haha
DATE - 12/15/98 02:46:53
FROM - Kilamani

Lamer..I am 31337th to post here..aren't I good boy?

TOPIC - Who Gives A F*ck
DATE - 12/14/98 21:10:50
FROM - Beelzebub Cali

No one gives a Sh*t who posted first
this is a message board for a specified topic and should be used accordingly.

TOPIC -
DATE - 12/14/98 18:56:34
FROM - WunderKind/DIrellaC

I was second. And the word second has more letters. So it's better.

TOPIC - I WAS FIRST. BOW DOWN TO ME.
DATE - 12/14/98 18:35:51
FROM - DGUY 618

I WAS FIRST TO POST HERE! in this fine pir8 radio section. yay.

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