Cybertek - Issue #8

8/3/2019 Cybertek - Issue #8

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Ton Sequencer 1.0b Nick Heninger

IC1- 555TtmeriCIII - 10 Meg Ohm PotentiometerR2 - 1KOhm Resi.lorR3 Option.l Volume Control, 0-1 000 OhmsC1 - .05 ufd C.p.cftorC2 - 4 .7 ufd Cop.cftorf r e Q u e n c ~ Determination Formula :

A n oood ludio osc111ator c1 rcuil een be used esI squeeler. The schematic1n this article uses a5S5 Iimer IC a.lhe he.rl oflhe ctrcuit. The 5SSt . tnexpenstve end avan.ble al R.dlo Shack .Other IC. lhel can be u"d ore Ihe ICLB03B andXR2207 . O p t i o n a l l ~ , ~ o mtQhl also " 'anI 10 adden audio empl1fier circuit to '-lour squealer for eoreater pever output .

s tree Ihe .udio ouipul cheroctert.lic. of a"stock" squealer are somewhat tev, I hiOhefficfency,peeker is almost a must . TypicalofaQood peeker i . the Rodio ShICk 273 - 091. II t .cap.ble of hiQh output Io'1lh a mtni m.l amounl ofdrive pever . Thi peaker 10'111 oulpul a 90dbsound levello'1th Ihe circull in Iht. arlicle .Porto L101

Tone sequencer 15 I prcqrem thet, vith enIBM compuler wllh .n Adllb -compatibl. ( teSoundBlester or SoundBlester Pro) soundcard,vtu euov you to create sequences oftones (up tonine et B ttme t) . Tone Sequencer 'Was written 1nTurbo Pascel 6.0, bcvever i t should compilewith modifications to onllJ the driver file i nversion 4.0 or greater .Three source files exist.FOil EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY

7be Squealerby Tbomls IcomItt squealer is I!I nicknemefor hendheld ludio toneejeneretor elso known to phD I,!

p ~ IS "Pink Box". Asquealer is usuelly able toClener.te In ludio tonee nlJ"'here from 20 hz up 1030 - 40 Khz. Sque. le r. a revery vereette devices hevt no menu epplicetlonsfor the 1echnolo01ceT enthusiast or survivalist.A squeeTer can be used as e tone siQnal1no unttfor quick I nd dirtlJ remote control operations. Iteen used b ttself for limited range IlICfuncti ON, simfll r to ..the clepper" remete :control device . A ODod sqeale r desion Yill becap.bl e of oulputtinla .udio . ign.1 up 10 gOdb tnloudness. That', about equal to person yellino .He\' fa r een you yelt? That's I bit further thenthe distllnc! one cen reliabl\1 ecttvate In RICdevicewit h 1!I squeeler, Ambient nolse t n the erell" ' i l l reduce range hO'w'ever , and 1f the embientnobe's frequenclJ is eteee to ueu r devices, lJOUmi gh1 get en eccidentel activation. for eddedrange end rel1ebility, one cen use tt over I rediaor phone li nk.Aha tn the RIC Ipplication reelm, I squealercan be u,ed to reptece lost ultre,onic remotecontrol units used tn m a n ~ older TVs . It 11somake, the employment of ,ound Ictivatedeeceeaertea ,uch e, "The Clepper" easier .One can use e sQueeler to test eudio equipment,end for loceting ,pecific vires 1n a cable bundle .A squealer can be used e, e r e v e n l ~ e - t l J P l ! Jdevice. Whe n set to the high-end of e person"heering renge (15 Khz . or so) 1t 'w't11 eeueeheedec hee .. neusee, end j rrill!lbllity. It vtll ahobe impossible to locetewhenhidden .A squealer can elso be used to chese offrode nts , bets, insects . end dogs . When set touttrasente frequenc t. . (above 20 Khz.) . tt 10'111be totelly ennoying to thesecreetures .. ..,ho-.rillnotwant to stey eround1t.'tvc sQealers set et different ultresonicfrequencies \rim jem eny hidden microphone 1nthe area they ere operating. The surve111eoceteehnieten will hear a lone; tbe f r e q u e n c ~ ofwhich will be equel 10 Ihe differ. nee of the 1"'0squealers ' frequencies . When appllJlng Ihesqueel er in Ihf. role, II would b. a good tdea 10~ ' w ' e e p the output frequency of the 1'v 0 squealers,and do so at different retes for eech unit. This\11111 he lp prevent a surveille nce techntcfen fromfillerfng oul I he noise.


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FIGHT tJ IS INFORIlIATlONII I ITHTHIS INFORMATION

t mtga n l)t'tstnts:Horne Defense made Easy I-OR -Don't t r y this at home, kids .I l Ial ing Your Own Claymore III ;nes(For educltfonel purposes onl '-I, of eeurse...)

Cleymore mt nes er e ellS 'J t o meke , end devasteti ng1effectlv. pieces of "" ponrv . All thell . requi r.d I..n open-ended contli ne r of some sort, some high explosive . I detoneto rend somet hi n9 to use IS shrepnel. You put the hiqh explo. ivet n the contlfner, put the shrapnel on top, Ind when 'JO u'rereedy to deploy your ne .... toy , put the open end tow' lIrds theeree lJOu vent to mess up, and insert the detonlto r . Anuthlnqthoro 'o'1lhln SO. verd. of the open end ",111 be .eriou.lvion 50 th,t doH.m CAn can it) I hurting when tt qoes off. Those ofFORWARD ' you ""ho don't have Iccess to high, I explosives end deto netors een substitut e , loW'..bov. for s ~ u c t u r . ) ind r,turns I exp losi v,e end e sol.ar ig nit e r ' . fo r the h1ghexplcsi ve anddetonetor . WARNING : I "'ould .tronql v . uqqe.tnot making the se if ~ o heve no expe rience i n therelevent flelds needed for the sefe manufecturingof impr ovised 'Weaponry. It's too easy to get 'JOu r -.elf hurt (end killed) ",m Ihis .Iuff, end the.cenedoesn't need enUmore deed follovers .

To f ' i , . . ~ n g c I , . .cu l tO e t o n a t o , . . ~

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a s s o , . . t e d s c r APM e t a l p i e ces ,E x p l o s i v _ e t c .

This diag rem esaurnea t he use of en electr i c detonetorlblasti ng cap or setHnooff the claymore . Ho .....ever , ether~ m e t h o d of detonation could be used.'thin (or outs;d.) . nothi'r m.cro} f o r those of you ""ho are 1nterested in improvised ..",eeponry, 1st rong-Iv,"qle.1 vou pick up the four vol ume. of The POD'M.n . Jeme. Bond , end e . ub,crlptlon to U.S. Millt l .

stop : (chllnn. ' ; ,nEOER);func : (mllcnum : ~ T E Q E R )END ; (ibm r ,col"'d)mllcro- ARRAY [ 1..100 ) OF

i t-m;I tor119' RECORD

mllcr : ARRAY [1 ..100) OFmllcro ;nome : ARRAV (1.1001 OFSTRING [20 I;ENO; (storag . rROrd)dAt. FU OfI tor.; . ;YAR m.cl"'Os : stor.g, ;dllbfi1t : d.t. ;

{Domo.cro ~ O " \lOU to exeeute , micro WlPROCEDURE domi cro (micnum : INTEGER);VAR ip : IN TEGER;BEG IN (domocro)ip :- 0 ;REPEAT ~ C ( i p ) UNTil. (doihm (m .cros.m.cr [m.cnum) lipD) OR (ip - 1 0 0 ) ; END; {dom.acro){;nit.....n in;t;1I1iz: u lin m..e- es IS blink) The PMJB Volumes 1 - 4 ere S18 eech, end e sub to U.S .PROCEDURE init-An; M l l l t i . I . $35 e ~ e a r Wrilelo :VAR counU, count2 : INTEGER ; Alla n ra rrnular1esBEGIN (init.A11l P .O. Box 9 5fORcount, ;a' TO 10000 Alpene. AR 72611

BEGIN (for)micros .nllm. [count1) :- ";FOR count2 ;- 1 TO 100 DOmicros.micr [count1J [count2] .ib m :- t.rm ;END; (for)END ; {init-A11l

{F"orw.rd 0.c1. ,.tion for th . DoM,ero functPROCEDURE domi cro (mi enum : INTEGER) ;{Dolt.m .x . eutn lin it.m ,v,n t (u . c o r c ~ tru. ;f tM . mllcro is compl.t.)fUNCTION doit.m (wh.t : ;t.m) : BOOLEAN ;SEGIN {doitlm)F whlt .n.m pl."l THENnndnot. (wh. t .voie., whA t .tOM);F whit .;t.m w.; t THENDELAV (owh. t .timt) ;F wh.t .;t,m . stop THEN,ndnot, (wh.t,chinn. ]) ;F whit .ttem func:; THEN

d o m ~ e r o ( w ~ t m ) ,IF wh..t .1hom:z ttrm THENdolt.m ;a TRUEELSEdoit.m :a FALSE;END; {dolt.m}

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{.xists_fo. r.turns wh.th.r Dr not a uu r-sp.cif'i.d f ; .xist,}FUNCTION . )d sts_fill (f;IfoMrnt : S T ~ l N u : BOOLEAN;'JARmaybtf11. : FILE;SEOIN {.xists_f11. )ASSION (mayb.ti l . , fil. nlrT'lf') ;(11- )RESET (moyb. fi!t);CLOSE (moybtf il.) ;(11+),xists_fil. :- (rDRESULT 0) ;[NO; {.xistsJil. )

{load...rn.acros loads a "qu,nc. (lNIcr Cl) fH.)PROCEDURE load..JT'lacros;YAR nom. :STRING [B);fullnam. : STRING112J;BEC IN (load...macros)VRITELN;~ R I T I ('FH. nam. to load : ') ;READLN (nam.);fullnam. ;- nam. + .MAC' ;If" .xis1s_f;l. (fullnam. ) THEN

BEGINASSIGN (datlfil. , fullnam.) ;RESET (datlfilto);RE AD (d..tafi1., macros) ;CLOSE (dollf il.);ENDELSE'w'RlTELN ( 'Fn. not found .') ;[NO; {load...rnacr os)

{sav ...rn..eres saves an n qul'ncfS curr.nt1\,! in m.morlj)PROCEDURE uV ' .JTlacros;'JAR nam. : STRING Ie];fullnam. : STRING 112J;BEGIN {sav.Jnacros)v RI1LN;WRITE ('F11. nam. to sa n : ') ;READLN (n.m.) ;fultnam, ;- nam. + .MAC';ASSIGN (dah fil. , fu11n.m.) ;RE'w'RITE (d. tafiJ.);vR11 (d. tafil. , macros);CLOSE (dollfil. );v RITELN (Til. say.d .') ;END; {sav ...macros)

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stop : VRfTELN(coun t . r : 3 , ' End not. on vow. ' m ~ c r O S . ~ ( m ~ e r [eount. r] t ' 1 ) P ~ I J : 'w'RITElN (count.r : 3 . ' Pt.'-I .m ~ c r o s . m c (m .er ) (coun t . r ] .t on Hz tOM on voie. numb.r ",m ~ c r o s . m ~ (rMer ) [count.r] .0t'l. nn. 1);END; (cu . )

END; {HsU in .}(L'lst....n.arnt' d i s p l ~ s tt'l. ".am. of sp.cifitd !Nero)PROCEDURE list...n. m. (nwnbpr : tNTEGER);BEGIN (lisl...Nmo)WRITE (numb"r : 2 . ' '..m.-cros .n.m" [numb.r] : 17);

END ; {hs lJlomt)

Aate C""'Ol'FL" C[. . . . . : " ' H ~ o ' O ~ H 'H ' . ..( " ' " , C > .. ~ " ' . .;, ClAIU , TU llD1 l1" 005 01'IItD,YIUIiAl.C.... CJF l . Gl:O I J ~ I I " ' ' ' ~ , .. , " " - " ''-'

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nil: ce-.r., KllO If' '" ClOS[ te Til( r"l"IT"..-r CA" (TofIIY\ InTIA"U ' I I ( ct....", ME,,,,,.....A( Edit..Jn. cr o . llows on . 1:0 c ru t . or .etit ton. Sfqu.nc. (m.cro) )PROCEDURE , dit ...Jn.c r o;YAR innum. m. cr .. ip. lin,nwn : tNTEGER ;inch..r : CHAR;mn.m. : STRING [20];BtG IN {.dit..rn .aoro}WR ITELN;WRITELN;"RITE ('M.e r o to ,elit : ') ;READLN (m.cr);WRITE ('LiM numb.,.. to sh r1 . 1: .) ;

(LiJt....d.ab . llows . m.cro 1:0 b" sp"cifi"d .nd th. wh01, m.ero to b. disp"'IJ.dwith scrun p.using)

PROCEDURE list ....d. t .a;VARvo;d : CHAR;meer , count . r : INTEGER ;BEGIN{list-d .h )WRITE ('list ......hiehm.c ro ? ');REAOLN (m .aer);WR ITE ( ' ~ o ');hst-Nmp ) 'fIR/TELN;count.r :- 1 ;WILE ( ( ~ r J ' T \ i [m.cr) [count"r] .U"m (> ttrm) OR (count.r 1) DO

BEGIN (""hll. )11st_lin. (m. er. count,r) ;INC (count. r);tF' (eeunter MOD 23 - 0) THEN

BEGIN (;f)WR ITE ( 'Pr lLO ss '1'1'-1 k';a to continu. ) ;void :0:: READKEV ;IF void 00 THENvoid :- REAOKEV ;WRITELN;END; (;f)END; { ......hi l .}

W'RITE ( 'Pr ,ss .InIJ k,,1,l to c n i n . ' void :- REAOKEV;IF' void - 0 0 THENvoid :- RE AClKEV;\fRITELN;

END; {lisl-d . I. )


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fOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES DNlY

REAl>LN (ip) ;DEC (ip) ;1"11" 0 THENBEOl'; (1f)

' w ' R r r a N VRm: ('MilCYO Hilmi' : ') ;REAl>LN(rmomo);mK r OS ,N rM ( ~ r J :- rnNI'lV ;END ; (tf)

VRllUN;YRITELN ( ~ P ) ~ nol. (EN nol.? ;'oIRITELN ~ D " I . ~ (C).n 1N"'0?;VRITE N ('(T).rmv-.ilt. micro') ;VR ITD..N;REPEATtiC (ip);1int num : - VH!R[Y;'o'RITE ( Ip, ' : ? ;'lnch...- ;- UPCASE (RE:AOK[V) ;F' incha" .. 0 THENtnch.r :c UPCASE (READKEY);CASE inch. ... or, . . : m.c rOUNcr (fNlcr) hpj .i t .m :- ",,.m ;'C' : BEG IN (C .n>\ltRIT ( 1'1i cr o to cilll : ");READLN (mum);"'RITELN;m . c , . o s ~ c r {micd ltp] .1t. m :- func;micros.micr Im.er] (jpl .m. cnum := 'innum ;END; (con)'0 ' : BEGIN { . l 'WRITE ' [ ) e o l in milHnconds : ');READLN ( innum);'w'RITELN;miler-os.mi C" (m.er) (tp) .tt.m :- w.tt;mecr csmecr [m .er ) lip) .tim. :- mum ;[NO; {d. 1. W}'E' : BEOIN {f'nd not.}WRITE ( Voie. numb.,. to .nd : ') ;REI


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'\t'RITLN;UNT II.. ( (fp 100) OR (m.C1"'os .rN er [m.or) [ip) .it . m t.rrn) OR (inch.r , 3) ) ; END ; (.d;t...JTWicro)

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_,_ .'" ' . PI'O'IU.TuOO. Or _ DOC ""U TI 111 11....... . . . - - . ~ f t U lIC1 0 conuU c; ,p , ' ~ " L , . t . _ L ' "'Ie. 00' , . ~ Do. " t " " " ' ~ O 'OOC:'U'Df 001' 1 . . . . . , O;O.'U_.O .. "C I CO .'U_.O lCOO_O'U ' II " o;onu."......." ,' IID C'_C.... , U OOC: U 00 c . n ...... .

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"N' : Ust...Mm.s;'X ' : BEG INWRITE ( ~ c r o te .x.cut. : ') ;RE AOLN Cm.cnum);dom. cro (m.cnum);END ;ENO; (c .u )F inch.r '0 ' THENrnfnu : - TRUEELSE

M'MJ :- FALSE: ;NO ; 1....""1BEG IN (m.tn)

YltL ln;REPEATUNTILm.nu;END. (m. in )

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PROCEDURE d_ ;BEGIN {dim ' }ntchl ;DElAY C33};nkk.,;NOi {dirnt)PJlOCEDlJIilE quv ttr ;VAR Q ~ n t : I"fTEGER;BEGIN (quart. . .)FOR count :- 1 TO DO

BEOIN (for)tW'oton' l ( 1700. 2200 ) ;l>El.AY (U );.-ndtwo;DELAY (33);END ; ( 'O,.)NO ; (quir t.,.)

PROCEDURE numb., . (num : CHAR);BEGIN (numb. ,.)CASE UPCASE(nwn) Of(whit. box/silv.,. box tonn (k' \lp.ld)}." : h r'olonu (6 lj7, 1209) ;i : : : : ~ : ~ : : ~ : ~ ~ ~010.' : t 'w'otontS (697 , 1633) ;;: : : : : : ~ : g ~ ~ : ~'6' : t...otOr'ltS (7 70 , 1477) ;:! ~ m j~ ~ ~ l'C. : twotonrs (852. '633) ;' . ' : twotoNS (941 , 1209);"'0' : t"",o1onfS (94 1 1336) ;' . ' : t'Wotonu (941. 1477) ;'D' : t .....olonrs (941, 1633);(rtd bene toMs)'N' :nick., ;'I ' : dimt ;'0 ' : quvtor ;

END ; (cast)DElAY (100);.ndhio;END; (nurnbor)fUNCTION rudch..r : BOOLEAN;VARoption :CHAR;BEG IN (,.,..dch.ar)option :- RE AOKEY;numb,.,. (option);

Quiet gu ide 10 f inding band D f aportabte by looleantennaThese m e . , u e m e n ere for the I",tuelI ntenne, nol Incl uding the mount bel",een Ihe

porloble Ind the I ntenne, ",hich is " , U 1 1 1 etttere BNC connec tor er screW' tn connector 'Whichcln be I bigger dilmele r I I t he bl.e I nd 10 lheove,,11length ,If Ihe I ntennl Is 10"'l. r then lbout 12 inchesI nd lbo ut 1/2 Inch dilmeter, 11 Is problblUVHf-LO bI nd , u u l n h 30-50 MHz " "'le.If the I nlennl 15 I bout 6 Inche. long, I ndI bout.. 114 Inch tn dllme ler , 11 Is p r o b l VH f -H IbI nd , In Ihe 150- 165 MHz ""'le .tftheantenna is either Z inches lonQ andIbout1/4 Inch In dil meter, or lboul 6 Inches long llId1/8 1nch i ndi lmeter , t l is p r o b b l In lhe UHfbi nd, In tne 450 - 470 MHZ" nge .If Ihe I nt. nnl Is Iboul 2 Inches long Ind Ibout1/B inch tn dtemeter ( sometimes mounted at thetopof another antenna thet is about 5 inches longInd I boul 1/4 Inch In diameter>, Ihen tI Is

r b l In lhe 800 MHz bend, or po. . b l evenIhe nev 90 0 MHz bond, and Ihe ra nge Is po. . i b l ~In l he 840- 860 MHz ringe, I f Ihe portable IsusinQa repeater 'IJstem,These ranQes shOU ld be fairly accurate, 'w'1thsome exceptions like if the radio is licensed bythe feder.' Qovernment in "'hich case therrecuerctes tend 10 be In differenl "nges thinthose frequencies set aside for busl ness/public. o f e t ~


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;Simple TV Jammer Plans

ceonttnued from Po,. 10.IC m.an. lnt.o ratedcircuit. Use, TTL 7404or 74LS04 Hex inverter . Can O.t t i ,t anyrespectable electronic shop. Radio Shack partnumber 276 -1802 for about 99 eents .RI andR2 are r"htoro . TTL c ; p requ ire a.upply voltaoe of 5 volt. (OC). stnee ve ar.usino I standard 9 volt battenJ. v e need IvolteQe divider netwo rk . Choose 1


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innum : MEGER) ;YAR count :MEGER;wor'knurn : INTEGER;BEGIN (evtbin)worknum :- innum;fOR count :- 0 TO 9 00BEGIN (fo r)outnum (cGUnt] :- wol"'knum MOD 2;Ycrlaun : - worknum DIY2;EN!) ; (fer)END; (evtbinl

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OCI" ".0 0011" 1VO ..u co. . .. . . oe n ' .... '. .... .100., . . . . _ I Iet eU" \l u ,.... u'. _ 1" "VU " ". ._ 000'' '_ "' ' ' 11IIR .. . .0 0\,1 " 'Of . ., .. . .. .. ..0000 ...t.__ . .., ......,. n [ ,_ ,, " . . . . . . .u ,.n

0'1 _'" .,.u. I I .....U1;01._ 0'1 0' -..... . , _. { '" ' - " ' . '...... ...._-

1 . . . . . . oot[ '_ 0 " 01 0 ' o e._ avooo 011 _-.; ..... 0 -. . . . . . .00 . . . . ._.." _o.....-e._.

A COVER ANDCONCtALMlNTcoY" ""0 '1( '_'_ r.,.. r , l I{._,- ,- -.,__ .,_ ..., -...."T a:wef"' {'I\tOO..r ' ....._f...,....{r . s. ts tirntys)(rn.b1" tirNrs)

('jil . t curr .nt Urn. ,,)(ru . t timt,. 1){st ir t tim., . 1}

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VAR count : BYTE ;BEG'" (;nit..od1'b}FOR c:ount =- 0 TOSF5 DOnnd,.. ; (count , 0);..ndr.; 0 , 32) ;FOR count =- 0 TO t DO*'ttLvoSe. (count);NI); {l ni t-odhb}{EtONOTE . nds I not, on tht voic t cNIM.l s ~ e t f " dPROCEt>lJRE .ndnot. (voicf : INTEGER) ;BEGIN (.ndnot.)Andr.; ($tlO+ v o 0);END; (. ndno t. )

Hoe k AID,...COI'III;,;O"

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.......:1; S, m utt be clou d mom_ .f l'y .t t. . . . ." co"'". ""'0_ circuli to 1U'" .1.,.. of f tlrcwltIn"",d.. 2% .' po up del. , th. t ro... ....a trit'; . . ...; 01 . 1 "" '1 II " . . t ",m .d on -W ,G, Juna. .,e: nm . . i: " " ~ l OtIeetil,.,.. I. t. '; I1" . - i. I ' K I " a4 V "'O' .... fMI

CASE b10ekOF1 : fnum :- ROUND ( fnq 10 .095);2 : fnum :- ROUNO ( fr . q / 0 .191) ;:5 : fnurn :- ROUND (fr.q 10 .381);4 : fnurn :- ROUNl) ( f " Q1 0 .763);:5 : fnum :- ROUND ( fr.q 11.526);6 : fnurn :- ROlJNl) ( f "Q 13 .052) ;7 : 1nurn :- ROUND (1r.q /6 .1(4) ;B : fnurn :. ROUND ( f "Q 1 12.207) ;ENO; ( cu ,)

{undnot. SInd. I not. dlrl'CtllJ to tM .ound urd with th ' sp,e lf,d voxI1r.q} PROCEOURE s,ndnct. (vo je" 1r .q: ",rEGER);VAR count. fnum, block, outrun 1, outnum2 : ~ T E G R ;conv,rt. d : ttnbttbtn;BEGIN (S tndnott )F 1r.q ( 97 THENb'loclc: =- 1ELSE. . 1r.q (1 95 THENblock =- 2ELSEF ' r.q (389 THENblock =- 3ELSE

.IF 1r. q ( 78 0 THENblock ;a 4ELSEIF' fr.q (1561 THENblock :- 5ELSEJF' 1r.q (3122 THENblock :- ,ELSE

IF' fr.q (62404 THENblock :-7ELSEF frtq ( 12487 THENblock :- 8 ;

cvtb in (conv.r1,d .1nurn) ;ou tnwn\ :- (3 2 + (4 block) + (cGn vtrt.d [9 ) 2) + conv . r t, .d (BJ);PACE 13

outnum2 :- 0 ;fOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY

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EJ. No1e: This . r lic l rl;i nalli message taken offof Bl.ck Cr 11 Dg S\lstems ..I C ~ b e r p u n k l S " r v i v . l i B6S In Bo .I.n.(617- 462-6356) Since lhe lu ther sho""dlome ODod idees permisston vu acquired toreprint tt her . Wllh t hai. ",, 'd lite to thonk l holuther f.r 111""'1lQ US 10 reprtnt tt.S.me Ide. . lhat I mll'elf hev. conc luded .rettlat the techno lOQ \I ofsurvival should of necn stt\lrenoe from stone aoe to hiQtl tech. Here 's v net Imean.lny rlne becomes I paper..,eioht eree the. mmunttion is vant.. I mvself prefer thec.mp.und be... . No lt ce. . tn; . n . n ~ m t t i )soundless the projectiles een be menuflctured byhond nd Ihei .re exlremel .ffoetive in lhehallCls of an expert .Abackpeclc. properlyoutfitted

is eaeenttel, the re s ho uld be enoug h e z driedr.od r.r mtnimum of 14 do ll ' . All . qu,pmonls hould be simple the hi;hesl u t l l ~ ond reltl b1e.A modified prcqremrneble scenne r is impo rtantalso 'When marttll tev ts decllred they eren't9 i to vent people ..,andering around .Wolerpr f m. ps (detoned I.pte) . f thoescape route are essentill. Doesn"1 hurt to do alittle cempirnJ also to check everythihlll out couple times. yeer . Do n't count on b i Ible touse the roads either , c k : ~ i n t s , ""eird peopleetc. Stick: to r emo te locations and use adirt/streetb1ee. Practice ,*,Uh !Jour equi pment , anemergency is no time to be reading ttle manuetsfor anything , or to be practicing your s hoo tingskills . Fo rl,;let e bc ut expensive cumbersome j unk,t here will be more than enouQh to\Is to be had atenytime thereafter . simply take whet you .need .Prepare to be as 'w'ell outfitted as the mihtar y,buy the seme equipment. I prefer BriQlldeQuartermaster. Computers \ii1l be ...orthless""tthout ph.ne li nes. If ~ survive Ihe tnlUoldisaster youcan come bac kend l,;Iet ell of that ju nkttlat you 'Want anYol8Y et anytime. so I pocket PCIs all Ihot' s nooded ."hen Ihore m o be lhooccesion to use 8 peyphone. They flt 1n I backpackno sweat . I use mtne cam p10CJ all t he time . Oontr o ~ e s soler recheroer. Whe re do you reehe roei t ."h.n the utilities are ; . n. ? An t his sluff t.cheep . nd ....111 'Work..... 9uerenteed. Oon't forget""he l Ihei t.ugh! I/OU in lhe i t r keep tt, 1mple. I don't intend to ello\ol t he hmatic politicalbehavtor of a collection ofoxymorons ~ me, yous houldn'l either .

10 ha..... 90ll!: fl n ure rot .U U l l l ~ . due t. I ;r.ups stze 11mtt. ti. . . . . nepers.n ...m be Issl;ned t. tilt t.sk . f both;.tha rl n; snd .nsl \Iltn; Int.lli ; . . . . . If this is t il tcase t hen i t ts vt rv importent that the ;roup 'sln t ,ill;. . . . spect.lIsl hav , p11t p e r s . n a l l t ~ .....hen tt comes I. the dlff.r.nt I. . k f ;olh.rlllQ

Ind In .l\1Zi 1lQ Inl.l11;.nc.. Frem personalexperience ICln sa", there \i111 be I strong urge todo . qutck .n .ll1't f i nf. rmeli.n . . I t to belllQ;.thar.d . If \/O u d. t his. \/Ou ....n't b. half ISluccI. .ful os If \/Ou Jusl s l m p l conect.d theInf.rmeti.n .nd lhen looked It ..... r l.ter. Keepthe J.bs s.porlte.Once lhe Inf.rmelt.n has boon .nalllled Indturned int.i nl. lli ;once. lhen tt sh. uld be q i c k l ~.ent to the group', commend stiff for action. Even -".the picture is Inc.mplete, it sh.uld stm beturned over t o t he pol1cumllke rs ; 'Who 'hould tekeinto aeceunt that the tnformetion is incomplete.Whal's tmportant her. t, th.1 the ; r.up slooder'sbe cOMtantlv tn formed IS to upcomino endcurrent developments. This ....v. t heu een makeinformed decisions 1n regards to group activitiesInd p . t i cThis ts .ls. the potnl ...here I t ts dectded...helher . r nel tne Inlellt ;o"'" to dlssemlnaled tethe outside 'World , t f lJOur oroup.ts "involved tn1nformation/ f\e'w's dissemination. Working on thebasis of incomplete tntelHQence cl n often resultin I bogus ,tor" . Ho 'w'ever, 'w' lit1nQ untO you heve complete picture vill ofte n result in the story1.sln ; tlo t ime v.lue.

Once I decision hes bee n made to reteese ttleintel1ioence to t he public as news.. ttlen stepsmust occestonal1 y be made to sanitize ttle1ntel1ioence in orde r to disguise the source. Thisis often needed to preserve the i ntegrity of In1ntel1it;lence source so \IOU can continue to use tt .Ho....ever. sanitzi nt;l I stor y too much cen oftenmok. II 1. . . Its c r e d t b l l l t ~ So thus ;o.dbalance must be found.I hope v o r ~ . n r.und Ihis orltcl. lnf.rmetive,Ind thol I t .,comptl.h.d II's .bjectiv. in ; Ivin;everyone basfc primer on intell1Q enceop.roli. n, . Inlen .p . skms Ire best ecquired b Q(ltng.ut . nd d.11lQ It . '0 ;et I. t t l n questi.n.c.n be refer red I. me vi I m V.M.6. . .10268 - 0700- 751- 2600. 8.x 4266; viIUncenr.d 665 . . 914-761-6677 r b ..-rtling me II Ih. megui . . .F IGH1 DIM NFOfl"MA110N

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Vou r 'o'1 r.l . . . CATVr . c. ptfon . teti,n '0'1 11 ne.dtho follo'o'1 09 :o f rlllQ' reeeptten TV ent.nnllo 10-20 db 9.tn TV rec.ption om plif1. r.P r . f . r o b l ~ one 'o'1 th on .mplif,er module th.tmounts nea r the antenne and a remote PG't'ersuppl IJ. The t'w'o piece models are better beauset h e ~ e m 1 i f ~ the . Ignel b.for. It g.ts noi fromgoillQ throUllh the eeax,- C.bl. TV eenvsrter boxo C.bl. descr.mbl.r for \lOu r . ~ . t . m , l f ~ u .... ntto rec. tv . "premfum' chennel. (optl,nel)o t.l.vi. ion ( o v i u . I ~o Good q u 1 f t ~ RG6 (or b. tt.r ) co.x c.bl . 'o'1 thconnectors and i5 - 300 Ohm t ransforme r if lJDu rTV do n' t hev 75 Ohm .nt.nne fnput... TV Intenna mast and other materiels formountino the Intenn. on !JOur roof

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The difference betv een table TV . nd regular TVean be seen t n ceble TV's "officiel name.C o m m u n f t ~ Ant.nne T.l .v i.ion (CATV).B l ...fth CATV, the cobl. c o m p . n ~ fnstell. TV antenna . end satellite dish ,t ;Oedrecelvin; 10catton some"'here (they ee11 thisplec.o "h.ed- end' ), end then ,,-transmits theTV ,fonals over cable to customers ' homes endbusiness!:! . CATV systems use frequenciesbetvee n 106- 400 Mhz . to nd th .lr extrechennels throUllh t he ' 'I 't .m . The mid-bend(chennel. 14- 22) to betveen 106- 174 Mhz .,. uper-b.nd (2 3-36 ) t . bet.....n 200-290 end,.h ~ p e r - e n (37- 53) t. b. t" n 290-400 Mh .(The ra09" er. epproxfmo t .) To ke.p theCATV .ignel. from tnterferfllQ 'o'1 th tM "9ulerservices on t hose frequencies. t he eable companymust keep leakage from their ,u,tem do..,n to InIbsolute mi nimum. This is easier said then done.ond no metter ho... ho rd t h t r CATV . ~ . t . m ssUl1leak tosome extent. ho...ever minimal 1tme",be.

The . ~ . t . m f. put tog.th. r e h.... n in fl9ure 1.If 'Jour CATV descremble r 13 abo I converter.then put ft v he re the CAB LE CONY . 90" . If 11 isone of those types thet descnmbles channel 3from a separate converter t hen hook i t up ISWith equipment Ivanable from your local shov n 1n Ftoure 2.Red io Shack .10ng 'J i t tllJOur TV. you cln pick up Once you have you r system put toget her 'lOUlow-level CATV siona' leekege end get free CATV hive to find. leak to receive off of. The elbl!service 'Without havi nq to pay en 1nstal11ti on fee companies find leaks by dr iving do"," the roedDr monthly service charges. This 13 all perfectly 'Wi t h I fleld strenoth meter . You cen do this bUTeo.l because you (currenttlJ) have the r iOht to 'WIlki ng under t he cable li nd stoppi ng ......her e UOUreceive radio signats that come onto !JOu r domeln, see a peak on the meter. You cen Qet e f;eldend f n all reelfty the eeble TVcompany shouldn't . trenqth meter for under $50 et Re dia Sheck. .be letti ng these signels leek out oftheir system to Howe ller. unless lJtlU use e tuned field str engthbegin 'w'ith . Whe n 8ttempting this you should be meter you \ in ) elso register eMJ strono RFevare thet If your eeble TV compeny Is source. If' you beve a portebl e TVs uch es e Sonycom petent. you miQht not find an .rea 1n your Wetchman. you cen tune to I channel that youneighborhood" outside plant that has enough normlll",won't receive and 'W a1k: arounduntil you1eakege to get a good signel. Also. the 'Way the get reception.90vernment has been , ctil'lQ let,lll. one nelle r On a side note. many 01 those po rtable TVs thatkno",s ...hen they might decide people who use an analog tuning di al (es opposed to a channelexperiment 'w'1 th tev-jevet RF stgnal reception selector kno b) often ere able to receive mid-bandere I threet to socilty . 11such. thin9don occur. eeb1e chen nels 'Wit hout a converter box. (Thema ke the necessary preparltions before one of Sonu Watchmln Mo del FD- ' OAcan.) To chec k: ifthose UH-60 Blackhewks full of men v Uh your portable TV can do this . examine the TV',MP5SD3. lend. on o u 1....n to br fll9 ~ tnto VHf (Ch. 2- f3) tunfng seteeter. Th. mid -b.nd"protective u . d Flo"re I c.p.bl. TV '. hove n l 1 bend for VHfr .Aci7.N r , ( ~ I E ~ I I I N ~ ' : " " " . " I - : " : - = - C r ~ ~ " W ~ f * r ~ ' : ; 1 ~ . ~ ' : : ' 2 C ~ A ~ T ~ V ~ S e ~ : t ; ' u t P l seI.ctlon. To 9. t mid - b. nd 'o'1th theseAMP) TV ' . , tune b.t" n ehonne l. 6' t' : : : : : : ' ~I P ~ O ~ " " E : ~ R ~ ~ C ~ A ~ ' B ~ ' ~ L E : : t i ; T U ~ ; ; ; ! J 1 end 7. Vo u ...111 . lso be ebl. to pick upMP SUPPLY C various tupes of yoice commo fr om6B-174 Mhz, e1though the . . l e c t i v i t ~- r i = j ' " - ; : : : : . : : = = = = : and sensltivit u on portable TV ', suck for pickingf CABLE: H I r::;:;-:-, up nerro 'w' -bend FM voice . Yo u mi9ht fere better

---, CONV . DESC RA MB . 9ttting in some of the stronger FM broedc8lst. . t8t1on. on 66-1 OBthoU9h.Hook-up ""hen uSIng add-onife serembl er . When lookin9 around for I goo d CATV leek.FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY PAGE 16


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Fioure 3S I dec be re . H " 9 n ~ t wI r- e. . . .ApplW I n s u l a t l n M i \te r lC\ l.Leave tip c l e a n

Cov.rt CATV Ie.k oeneralor.Ipply the lnsulilor mol. rill to lhe .trei9ht pin ,IXC.pt for Ih. pol nted end. L.I tbe Insuletor dry .The insulation on the pin1s the important part, as11 i . ne.d.d io prevent \IOU from .ccld.ntly.horlfn9 out 'JOur nel9hbors cebl.line. Thle v i lIlook .0m.lhill9lik. fi9ure 3.When t"'et', do ne take 815emb'Uand crazy 91 ueover to 'JOur nei9hbor Ih.1 he . eeble TV. f ind.nice run of COliX and push the pin in. Make surethe tip has good contact ",Uhthe center eeneueterof the coax. Then unroll the mel;Jnet wire andcrazy 91 ue i t to the coax t n I v aU that 1t 'Won't benoticeable.Wt'lat you just did VIS edd an entenna to yourneighbors cable . Vou ....111 now be Ible to enjoythe use of yourvireless cable TV setup. The mainproblem v ith t his setup b that the res ulti "9ieak" ",m most assuredl U be not iced by the cableco . ""'tic ...111 come over and inspect everything.Your best bet is to in,tall this device during theearl y event no and rerncve i t the next morni nobefore the repair erevs hft the road . Thi, ",au . i tis leu 1 l l c e l ~ to be detected, unle" 'JOur cableco: , repair erevs 'Work at nioht.

cConUnued From Pave 1 , .perfboard. Don 't fort;let to get ,omethino to hook:the b o t t e r ~ to Ih. baerd .Hook: up the b 8 t t e r ~ and turn on the TV tochannel 3. SLOWLVturn the TCend ....tch the TV .You should see the picture t;l0 crazy. If not , check:all your connections . Ifeverythi nt;l1s OK and ,Ullnothing happens , check your battery, i t may hevegiven up the ghost. Get a nev bettery. Trydlff.r.ni ch.nn.l . All I could 9.t on ch.nnel 1 twere a bunch of squi90l \1 lines. But the mostimportent thing to remember is to experimentl

check under j unction boxes where the maln Hne r - - - - - - - - - - 7 . - - : : - : : - : - 7 ~ ~ ~ c . ,1. t. pp. d10 r un c.bl. drop. to subsertbera . Theyonen deorede from bei ng exposed to tne elements.Alsocheck around the homes of neighbors vhe youf l ml9hl heve edd.d .xlre CATV extenetens 10 L-_-==-=:.;,:'-::-:-:';;';-;,;;..;:=:-;"===::;:::- --'their hou . . . .lrln9 plent. If ihey hev. enantenna on their roof, then chances are they tookthe 'o'1 ri n9 plent Ih .i . ... . hook.d up to lheirentenna, and hooked i t up to the cable system.Theeable comp.ny 9On.relly us l)

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