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 Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 9:34 am
This is where our cutting edge technology is developed and tested. Here is our main technology lab where our biggest and most dangerous equipment is developed, assembeled, and tested. Help is appriciated. Just a side note: People don't start calling me "Q." I'm not from James Bond. Just call me Jet or Sergent Jet or whatever my rank is at the time.
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 4:45 pm
Here is a list of our current technology that is perfected(that means it works like it should):
LaserScan Long Range Hidden Camera Detector
The LaserScan hidden camera locator is the most powerful detector/locator of wireless or wired hidden cameras on the market today. Two high-power alternately pulsating lasers scan for camera lenses up to 50 ft. away.
Hidden cameras are easily and quickly located and viewed as bright flashing red lights by simply looking into the 4X magnified, focus adjustable, optical glass view port.
Due to laser frequencies focused on camera lens reflectivity, "false" alerts are virtually eliminated. Locates ALL kinds of cameras, including pinhole and cameras hidden inside objects such as clock radios, smoke detectors, etc.
Countermeasures Set
TD-53 Advanced Transmitter Detector
The TD-53 can be used to detect, verify and locate hidden transmitters in your home, office or car. Use the TD-53 to perform a professional RF sweep of your premises, including your telephone system. Similar in operation to a Geiger counter, the sensitive antenna system can be used to probe all areas of a room. As the antenna approaches the hidden transmitter, the audible tone clicks faster and faster while the ten step solid-state meter indicates the signal strength.
At this point, switch modes from Detect to Verify to differentiate a bug from a regular radio or TV transmission. If a bugging device is present, a continuous squealing tone is generated by the TD-53. By sweeping the probe, this tone can lead you directly to the bug. The switch selectable SENSITIVITY level improves detection capabilities of the unit in high signal strength areas. For private (non-alerting) listening, an earphone jack is provided.
P-01 Wideband RF Probe
The P-01 wideband active probe which covers 5 MHz to 2,500 MHz. The P-01 can be positioned up to 25 feet away from the TD-53 by using an extension cable. For example, the probe could be discreetly placed in a target room while the TD-53 is monitored in another room. Several other plug-in probes are available which will extend the usefulness of your TD-53 (see the next two pages). The unit measures 5.8" x 3.4" x 2" (with cover closed) and weights 9 oz. It is powered by one 9 volt alkaline battery (included). Also included is an illustrated instruction manual.
P-02 Infrared (IR) Probe
Light beams, especially lasers, provide an excellent method for carrying audio intelligence and are not detectable by RF (radio frequency) detectors. The P-02 is a special probe which allows you to search for sources of infrared (IR) transmissions. In the case of amplitude modulated or pulse frequency modulated sources, you can actually listen and determine if the IR beam is carrying voice or other intelligence.
P-03 Line Driver
The P-03 Line Driver Probe lets you use the TD-53 for checking wire pairs for hidden microphones. One of the two LEDs on the P-03 alerts you to the presence of voltage on a wire pair. The other LED alerts you to current flow in a wire pair when the Line Driver switch is operated.
The Line Driver switch applies a voltage to the wire pair under test to turn on voltage activated microphones. The A/B switch reverses the polarity of the voltage for detecting polarity sensitive devices. You can also monitor the wire pair through the TD-53 amplifier and speaker to determine if room audio is present on the pair. Any of the above conditions can indicate a microphone attached to the wire pair under test.
P-04 Carrier Current/Video Camera Probe
The P-04 is used in conjunction with the TD-53 for detecting carrier current transmitters and concealed video cameras. Examples of carrier current transmitters are the wireless intercoms and room monitors sold in many electronics stores and catalogs. Carrier current eavesdropping devices can be connected to power lines, phone lines or other wire pairs. The probe covers from 10 KHz to 600 KHz in two ranges. It uses a directional pickup loop and no connection to the power lines or other wires under test is necessary. Any demodulated audio is fed to the TD-53 for monitoring and verification purposes.
TT-07 Tap Trap
While it is useful (almost necessary), the telephone is the most serious threat to your privacy in existence today. Your phone line can be wiretapped or bugged and the telephone instrument itself can be quickly and easily converted to a very efficient room monitor.
Not too much can be done about down-line taps. However, using the TAP TRAP™, you can check your phone line for on-premises series and parallel bugs and wiretaps. You can also check your telephone for the most common types of hookswitch bypasses.
A hookswitch bypass is a modification to the telephone instrument so that the carbon microphone (transmitter) or dynamic earphone (receiver) will pick up room sounds and pass them down the phone line to a listening post even with the phone hung up. This effectively turns the telephone into a room monitor.
The TAP TRAP™ detects series devices with a resistance of 61 ohms or more. (Most series taps have a resistance of over 100 ohms.) It also detects parallel devices with a resistance of 65 megohms or less. (Most parallel taps are under 30 meg-ohms.) It can also detect certain capacitively coupled taps. It weighs 7 oz. and is furnished in a high impact case that measures 4.25" x 3.25" x 1.5". The unit comes complete with all necessary plugs, cords, adapters, battery and an informative, illustrated instruction manual.((list not yet finished. I'm working on it though.))
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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 7:19 pm
GPS Tracker
New WorldTracker GPRS, the first GPS Tracking device with real-time updates every 15 seconds. Direct GPRS data connection gives you the most accurate and reliable tracking data ever! The entire functioning unit is as small as a set of car keys.
Tiny, accurate, discreet, and reliable.
Tel-Logger 10 Telephone Monitoring Kit with Reverse Caller ID
Outbound and Inbound Caller ID Information
Records All Conversations From Any Extension
No Tape Recorder Battery Drain While Waiting For A Call
Long Play Modified Cassette Recorder (5 Hours Per Side)
Single Modular Connection To Standard Phone Jack
Heavy Duty Plastic Case With Custom Foam Insert
Complete Telephone Call and Data Monitoring
Plagued by outrageous long distance bills and nobody wants to fess up? Has your daughter been calling that "pimple faced" dude down the street against your wishes? What about your roommate's phone sex habit at your expense?!
Know Now, In Real Time
The TL10 memorizes the telephone number any phone in your home or office dials up to 2000 calls! In real-time!
You will actually be able to see what number a phone in another part of your house is dialing as it's dialed.
Keeps track of the month, day, time, and TIME DURATION of each call.
Stores up to 20 digits dialed on each call. Detects both tone and pulse type signals. Older phones are not immune to this powerful device.
10 Hour Tape Recorder - 5 Hours Per Side
This modified tape recorder can monitor your telephone calls for a complete 10 hours. Line activation means that you will never have dead air on your tape. Record every conversation, every time. Simply lift the handset of any phone on your line and know that your recorder is on the job. Replace the handset when you are done and review each call at your leisure.
9 Hour Digital Watch Voice Recorder
Record up to 9 hours of audio and playback 2 hours of MP3s with this digital watch voice recorder. A breakthrough in technology, this digital watch recorder will amaze you with it's true to life audio quality and multi-stage equalizer. A built-in rechargeable battery lasts for up to 7 hours and charges through a built-in USB cable.
Watch Recorder Functions:
Playable Music Format: MP3 / WMA / ADPCM
USB 1.1 Interface
Portable Storage Disk: USB1 128MB
Playing Order: Sequence, Random, Pause, Resuming
Choose between different equalizer modes
Delete (current track / voice recording)
Built in Microphone: ADPCM voice recording
Stereo earphone jack: standard 2.5mm
Automatic power off if no button pushed in 2 minutes in pause mode
Battery: Rechargeable Li-ion battery 3.7v
Standard USB port for recharging, download and upload
Bionic Ear with Booster
Magnify faint or distant sounds with the powerful Bionic Ear & Booster® pinpointed sound amplifier/listening device. The Bionic Ear® increases sound by up to 40 decibels using an omni- directional microphone, a solid-state amplifier and hi-fidelity earphones for concert hall quality sound reproduction. When combined with the included 12-inch parabolic Bionic Booster®, the Bionic Ear® becomes highly directional, allowing you to easily locate the source of sounds and suppress background noises. Hear mere movements in the woods at incredible distances. Detect animal movements for nature observation or photography or direct the microphone toward distant bird chirps for identification. Record bird calls and other sounds nature with the recorder output jack. The Bionic Ear & Booster® is the only pinpointed amplifier of its size available to the consumer market. Uses include personal security, search & rescue, hunting, hard-of-hearing, wildlife observation, outdoor adventures, camping, bird watching, and much more.((It's a disk that you hold in your had, about the size of a GameCube disk with a dial for intensity and the headphones are earbuds. Ignore measurements in description.))
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Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 8:41 am
Very nice, Jet. You're doing a great job, even if its just copying and pasting 3nodding
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Captain Syrus Haley Captain
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Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 9:30 am
Thanks. I'll work on it more later today but I'll use the edit function on both of these post so it'll look like you posted part of it and helped. I don't mind that though.
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Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 1:06 pm
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Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 1:35 pm
Too... lazy... to read all those things... gah! >_<
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Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 5:46 pm
Thanks for the compliment(s). I'm just thinking about posting saying that you just have to ask me for a piece of equipment if it's not already listed. I basically have the bare basics up. I think I'll do that. I'll wait to see what you guys say about this though.
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Vash_The_Legendary_Ace Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:11 pm
Hey Jet, you requested that we further discuss my crystalized depleated uranium armore in this thread. Vash_The_Legendary_Ace Hmm, sounds alot like the high-density crystal hardened depleted uranium armore I was developing a while back. Very similar to what Jet was talking about. The process uses extreme heat and emmence pressure to compact the molecule as tight as possible. When using using depleated uranium, this method would create amore that is pretty close to impenatrabule. The problem I came across though is the amount of presure that is needed to create such a material. As for shaping, it would require specialized presure casters to manufacture each part that is needed. The casting process would allow paint to stick to the out side surfaces so a vehicle could be coated with RAM.
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Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:32 pm
Yes, and I posted there againg to clear up a missunderstanding. I think that I've found a solution to the supercompression issue. Not that long ago, a Chinese scientist, after eight years and about 26.7 million U.S. dollars, created and experimental fusion reactor. It works by super compresssing atoms at extremely high temperatures. During his experiment, the guy had deuterium and tritium atoms forced together at a temperature of 100 million degrees Celsius. However, this produced a energy generating plasma, which could prove useful for a source of energy for this base, every other Novus base, and for our vehicals. Anyway, I believe that we can use this same prinicple, but increase the pressure by about one fourth of it's origional strenght, and slightly increase the temperature by one eighth of it's origional degree. Doing this would force it together to become a solid, beyond the scope of current solids, and create the ultimate, inpenetrable material. We could make our own reactors, huge and small, in the shape desired and thus make your CUA(Crystalized Uramium Armor). What do you think?
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Vash_The_Legendary_Ace Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:40 pm
Sounds very promising for the manufacturing of the CUA. I think it works, but that's probably because I was thinking the same thing lol (The Crystalized Uranium Armor => CUA). Anyways Making those modifications should provide the needed heat and pressures needed to create the material. Sounds like that would also work great as the power supply for the OF-1A since it is currently running on a nuclear ion engine as it's powerplant.
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Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 9:02 pm
Agreed. However, you'd have to make special modifications to the aircraft, multiple or single, that use this form of energy. Right now, there is no metal that is light weight, yet strong enough to withstand this preasure. We're going to have to use the Nano Armor for this process and, since the reactor that the Chinese guy used was 400 tons and the fact that we can't bring it completely down, it as a power supply wont exist for some time unitl we can make that lightweight, high strenght metal
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Vash_The_Legendary_Ace Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 10:05 am
Ya, I see what you mean. Until then the nuclear ion engine will work fine for the OF-1A. Normal aircraft should just stick to their normal powerplants. It'll be a while before we figure out how to condence that power output system into a light weight practicle for. When brought down to a certain weight, it might work out quite well for a next generation tank platform.
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Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 10:11 am
So do you agree and wish to impliment this new technology?
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Vash_The_Legendary_Ace Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 12:54 pm
We can implement the tech for the manufacturing of the armor for our facilities and vehicles. Since we can't scale it down te be used as a cehicle power supply, it can still be used to power our bases.
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