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I'm interested that it doesn't mention the nonlinear junction detector, but I'm no spyhunter or anything and maybe that's an obsolete piece of equipment now. Af
by vertexFarm 8y ago
I'm interested that it doesn't mention the nonlinear junction detector, but I'm no spyhunter or anything and maybe that's an obsolete piece of equipment now. After all, there's certainly a lot more innocent transistors and diodes out in the world today than there were during the cold war. Also I'm not sure they're legal for just anybody to use since they vomit so much radio interference.
An interesting build:
http://67.225.133.110/~gbpprorg/mil/non/index.html http://67.225.133.110/~gbpprorg/mil/non/index.html
- weerd 8y agoWoah! The electronics info at this site seems interesting... but stuff gets pretty wild... http://67.225.133.110/~gbpprorg/obama/ http://67.225.133.110/~gbpprorg/obama/
- microdrum 8y agoDid these 67.x links above kill anyone’s device cellular connection? Something dangerous going on there.
- justtopost 8y agoNo, that seems more improbable than the linked ramblings.
- rhcom2 8y agoI pretty quickly stumbled upon a ton of antisemitism, racism and some gore from that site.
- vertexFarm 8y agoOh god. Yeah there's a fair share of weird junk on that site, which probably goes hand-in-hand with having the necessary paranoia to build your own nonlinear junction detector. I found the link on Hackaday way back when, I have no idea about the rest of this shady IP address. Should have probably been more careful about posting something like this, but the electronics builds are so well documented.