Communication surveilance blocking most seems rather (not so legal

Communication surveilance blocking most seems rather (not so legal..)

Country’s emails, blocking, surveillance, encryption, a pokergame???

My children? My email? And the surveillance block future…mobile maps gps etc

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The equation…how business and state both suffers from this stunt blocking of communication

Therefore it’s a crime and it is in un.org because of its own failure, the very idea to block communication

A very frequent geographical question is "How many countries are in the world?." Different numbers pop up when one inquires or reads about the number of countries in the world. Each source you use often yields a different answer. United Nations

There are 191 members of the United Nations. Unfortunately, the number 191 is too often used to represent the number of countries in the world. Although this number represents almost all of the countries in the world, there is still one country (the Vatican City) that is independent and has chosen not to become a member of the U.N. so 191 is not the number of countries in the world.And most have domain names like .fr .se .gr .sp .fi .cz .hu .de .is etc

http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/appendix/appendix-d.html

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So the question arrived why no emails from .gr .no and .se properly.. after 10 years and aprox 3-5000 company’s visited by foot. = Marketing and workhttp://www.usdoj.gov/jmd/publications/carniv_final.pdf.

http://www.google.se/search?hl=sv&q=mail+filtering+blocking+carnivore&meta=

Check your self….

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aHa

http://www.big-brother.net/

http://www.sonic.net/~undoc/survtech.htm

Monitor/log/record vs. filter/block -- Some products can actually block access to a web site, or prevent the sending or receipt of an email, as opposed to simply making a record of the access. From a privacy perspective, filtering/blocking is preferable to monitoring/logging/recording. From an anti-censorship perspective, of course, it might be the other way around. Many products do both: prevent access to particular sites or email, and make a record of the attempted access

? www.un.org 12^th paragraph “arbitraty interference with its communication”

http://www.dotcomeon.com/abovenet_blackhole.html

http://www.google.se/search?hl=sv&q=japan1.freewebspace.com+blocking&meta=

And what intressts me very much is this to take to this sort of tool???

www.japan1.freewebspace.com/again1.htm

and www.japan1.freewebspace.com/tturner.htm

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http://www.sweden.gov.se/sb/d/3303

http://www.manskligarattigheter.gov.se/extra/page/?module_instance=3&top_id=7

Vad är en rättighet?
De mänskliga rättigheterna täcker in många delar av en människas liv. De syftar till att alla människor ska få möjlighet att leva ett drägligt liv, och inkluderar därför regler om människors möjlighet att överleva, inbegripet föda och husrum, om människors rätt till sina innersta tankar och trosuppfattningar, om skydd för familjen, frihet från tortyr och slaveri, om rätt till utbildning, yttrandefrihet och att delta i landets styrelse.

Det måste också finnas ett fungerande rättssystem (poliser, advokater och åklagare, opartiska och rättvisa domstolar) som förverkligar lagarna

ADVOKATEN JAHA??? Det fungerar ju inte..

http://www.google.se/search?hl=sv&q=advokat+japan1&meta=

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SURVEILANCE and what about blocking…

The piratized telecoms…

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2006-05-11-nsa-reax_x.htm

WASHINGTON — A massive government database containing the phone records of tens of millions of Americans — reported by USA TODAY on Thursday — marks the modern intersection of two powerful emerging forces: terrorism and techno

And

Phone tapping has been going on for more than 20 years, it's nothing new," says David Holtzman, a security expert, former CTO of Network Solutions, and author of the upcoming book Privacy Lost. "It's a very simple thing to get a warrant to intercept communications."

http://www.networkworld.com/news/2006/021306-wiretap.html

But what has changed significantly, according to experts, is the role that carriers and service providers play.

http://www.eff.org/legal/cases/att/

http://www.nsawatch.org/

http://www.nsawatch.org/networks.html

United States - Carnivore
This Internet surveillance program, which is currently being used by the United States government, is somewhat similar to ECHELON. Contrary to prior assertions, a subsequent government-commissioned review panel found that Carnivore is indeed capable of collecting all communications over the segment of the network being surveilled: "The results show that all TCP communications on the network segment being sniffed were captured by Carnivore." Moreover, the default configuration is to do just that: "When turning on TCP full mode collection and not selecting any port, the default is to collect traffic from all TCP ports." Carnivore is now being replaced by an even more powerful system, known as DCS 1000 or Enhanced Carnivore, which reportedly has higher capacity in order to deal with speedier broadband networks. The United States government also has issued a controversial field guidance memorandum regarding the installation and operation for this family of surveillance tools.

Da pictures….

http://images.google.se/images?svnum=10&hl=sv&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=carnivore+surveillance&spell=1

Here we add the more intresssssssting thing

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Digital maps and mobil phones

http://gauss.ffii.org/PatentView/EP644518

In European Patent Specification EP 172 320 913 a method for locating a mobile telephone is specified. The fixed base stations transmit identity signals and precise timing pulses from their fixed locations. The signal transfer occurs either as a response to an interrogation signal from the mobile or automatically at predetermined time intervals. The mobile unit can utilize internally stored tables of positions of the fixed base stations when calculating its own positions

And

American Patent Specification US 5,043,736 discloses a cellular locating system. The system consists of a portable locating unit which can be used both as mobile telephone and for global positioning. The unit has a receiver for receiving signals from a global positioning system (GPS) and circuits for calculating the position. The position thus obtained is then transmitted to the central unit via a mobile telephone system. The central unit contains a capability for correlating the position obtained with a stored digital map in order to place the user at his current location on the map.

Ok http://www.nyteknik.se/art/45611

På sökmotorföretaget Googles tjänst Google Maps syns hela det kvarter där superhemliga Försvarets Radioanstalt FRA huserar.
Men på den svenska nummerupplysningen Eniros nya sajt med kartor och flygfoton finns inte byggnaderna med. Där finns bara skog.

Aha

http://www.google.se/search?hl=sv&q=vodaphone+scandal+greece&meta=

Hmm

När det avslöjades att Eniro censurerade sina flygfoton över Försvarets radioanstalt, FRA, bekräftade Lantmäteriet att det arbetade människor på verket som sysslade med att censurera flygfoton, bland annat med att måla över byggnader med skog.

Det är Metria, en underavdelning till Lantmäteriet, som har levererat bilderna till Eniro. Eniros bilder är sedan retuscherade på uppdrag av Stockholm stad.

http://www.lantmateriet.se/

hmm

http://geoimager.lantmateriet.se/dkny/index.php?cPath=1_4738

Hmm

So the state sells maps done with taxpayers money, back to taxpayer? Q?

Omsättning

Lantmäteriet omsätter ca 1,5 miljarder kronor per år.

Kunder

Våra uppdragsgivare finns i såväl stat och kommun som i det privata näringslivet och bland enskilda medborgare. Försvarsmakten, Handelsbanken, Vägverket, Banverket och Naturvårdsverket är Lantmäteriets största kunder.

http://www.eniro.se/?box=simple&click_id=googlewordse

Ger din sökning flera träffar måste du välja vilken du vill se:

Gula Sidorna - företag och myndigheter. Välj fler träffar för att se alla träffar i Gula Sidorna.

Privatpersoner - adresser och telefonnummer. Välj fler träffar för att se alla träffar i Privatpersoner.

Kartor - vägbeskrivningar och kartor. Välj fler träffar för att se alla träffar i Kartor.

Positioneringen sker automatiskt när du skickar ett sms eller använder din wapfunktion. Positioneringstjänsten innehåller ca 30 000 företag.

Funktion
Efter sökning i Gula Sidornas databas och positionsbestämning av mobiltelefonen paketeras svaret och skickas direkt till din mobiltelefon. Svaret innehåller namn, adress samt t elefonnummer till företag i närområdet. Om sökningen genererar fler företag än vad som kan skickas (SMS = 6 st. WAP = 10 st.), väljs företagen som skickas ut slumpvis.

Hmm

http://www.digi.no/php/art.php?id=210334

http://www.terraserver.com/

What i would like to know

Are this knowledge of mobile phones location and maps used as a realtime competitive tool in business, which i to 90% understand. There someone else could hinder a new affair just when entering in to a new business. smart

Then arrives the question for the promotion of the industry of biometric.org and digital implants without users knowledge..and the similair looks of digital cameras set up everywhere without and voting..

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CAMERA and ID systems

Lets see why embassy’s in Europe, trainstations and city’s and restaurants are using the very looking the same systems everywhere…?

http://www.siemon.com/us/white_papers/03-10-29-cctv.asp?source=google&trkroi_campaign=8098795C-7BF7-826B-2441-61C003AD0EE3

Surveillance is becoming an integral component of access control methods augmented with biometrics, security tracking systems and access tracking systems.

This new breed of video allows IP (Internet Protocol) transmission of the video signals to devices that are IP addressable and can be transmitted in a combined voice/video stream. These transmissions can be stored or simply viewed in real time.

These cameras can be equipped with advanced features such a motion sensors, automated PTZ and, if desired, analog video outputs. Newer versions come equipped with internal DVRs which can be replicated to a centralized DVR server. Research according to J.P. Freeman and Frost & Sullivan project that sales for these cameras in the US market will approach $500 million in sales by the year 2005, with a projected revenue of $1.6 billion.

Anixter Introduces Enhanced Version of CCTP, www.anixter.com, 08/07/2003
Information technology -- Coding of audio-visual objects -- Part 1: Systems, ISO/IEC 14496
Information technology - Generic coding of moving pictures and associated audio information: Video H.262, . International Telecommunication Union, www.itu.int
Coding of Moving Pictures and Audio, MPEG-4, International Organisation for Standardisation/Organisation Internationale de Normalisation (ISO/IEC) 14496
Joint Photographic Experts Group, www.jpeg.org
Moving Pictures Expert Group, www.mpeg.org
Video codec for audiovisual services at p x 64 kbit/s, H.261. International Telecommunication Union, www.itu.int
Video coding for low bit rate communication, H.263, International Telecommunication Union, www.itu.int
Video over 10G ip™, The Siemon Company, www.siemon.com

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Biometrics and implants

http://www.biometric.org/

hmm

http://www.greaterthings.com/News/Chip_Implants/index.html

hmm

http://www.greaterthings.com/News/Chip_Implants/index.html#Smart%20Cards

and

http://scout.wisc.edu/Reports/ScoutReport/2002/scout-020510-inthenews.html

http://www.virtualsoldier.net/showcase.htm

hmm and it was something about these bellow cloud new satelite cam thingi

http://www.aviationnow.com/avnow/news/channel_awst_story.jsp?id=news/030606p1.xl

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Ok da buisness plan?

Create havoc, throw in snowballs of nice aspro powdero, all screems help

Everyone signs new tech to buy new plastic tech

Then motivate the backdoors and happy shopping we all do…

Like for da da 12 years old

http://www.hobbytron.com/AirsoftGuns.html

pump it up with special made not so free of curare? Later…

http://www.hobbytron.com/QUICK-LOAD-2000-12-BBS-REFILL.html

since this does not work

http://firearmnews.com/directory/index.asp?CatID=37

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Is it not other things to spend money on like food, water, schools…?

With email?

Email:kajander12345@hotmail.com

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Obs here is a gps Jammer

http://www.phrack.org/show.php?p=60&a=13

Although the article said the jammer is designed to work only against civil-use GPS signals broadcast on the frequency of 1575.42 MHz and not the military frequency of 1227.6 MHz, James Hasik, an Atlanta-based consultant and author of the book The Precision Revolution: GPS and the Future of Aerial Warfare, disagreed.

Hasik said that while the Phrack jammer is targeted at civil GPS signals, known as the C/A code, it could also threaten military systems, since "almost all military GPS receivers must first acquire the C/A signal" before locking onto the military signal, known as the P(Y) code.

Air Force Lt. Col. Ken. McClellan, a Pentagon spokesman, said the implications of homemade jammers described in the article are "somewhat serious" because the use of such jammers "could disrupt commercial operations." ???? like this?

http://www.japan1.freewebspace.com/tturner.htm

==Phrack Inc.==

               Volume 0x0b, Issue 0x3c, Phile #0x0d of 0x10

|=-----------------=[ Low Cost and Portable GPS Jammer ]=----------------=|

|=-----------------------------------------------------------------------=|

|=---------------=[ anonymous <p60_0d@author.phrack.org ]=---------------=|

--[ Contents

  1 - Project Overview

  2 - Why?

  3 - Technical Description

    3.1 - Phase Locked Loop

    3.2 - Noise Generator

    3.3 - RF Amplifiers

    3.4 - Voltage Regulation

    3.5 - Antenna

  4 - Construction Notes

    4.1 - Component Purchasing

    4.2 - Layout

  5 - Operation

  6 - References

  Appendix A: Links to Datasheets

  Appendix B: Schematic Diagram - gps_jammer.ps.gz (uuencoded)

--[ 1 - Project Overview

  A low cost device to temporarily disable the reception of the civilian

course acquisition (C/A) code used for the standard positioning service

(SPS)[1] on the Global Positioning System (GPS/NAVSTAR) L1 frequency of

1575.42 MHz.

  This is accomplished by transmitting a narrowband Gaussian noise signal,

with a deviation of +/- 1.023 MHz, on the L1 GPS frequency itself.  This

technique is a little more complicated than a simple continuous wave (CW)

jammer, but tends to be more effective (i.e. harder to filter) against

spread spectrum based radio receivers.

  This device will have no effect on the precise positioning service (PPS)

which is transmitted on the GPS L2 frequency of 1227.6 MHz and little

effect on the P-code which is also carried on the L1 frequency.  There may

be a problem if your particular GPS receiver needs to acquire the P(Y)-code

through the C/A-code before proper operation.

  This device will also not work against the new upcoming GPS L5 frequency

of 1176.45 MHz or the Russian GLONASS or European Galileo systems.  It can

be adapted to jam the new civilian C/A-code signal which is going to also

be transmitted on the GPS L2 frequency.

It will do..

http://www.google.se/search?hl=sv&q=creating+narrowband+Gaussian+noise+signal&meta=

  That said, it will work against the majority of consumer/OEM GPS

receivers, provided they are not setup in any advanced anti-jam

configuration.

---[ 2 - Why?

  The onslaught of cheap GPS based navigation (or hidden tracking devices)

over the past few years has made it necessary for the typical citizen to

take up the fine art of electronic warfare.

  Several companies[2] now sell "hidden" GPS based tracking devices which

mount inside or underneath your vehicle.  Some transmit the coordinates,

via cellular phone, of your vehicle's present and/or past locations for

weeks at a time without battery changes or court orders!

  Vehicle rental companies have been known to use GPS tracking devices to

verify you don't speed or abuse their rental vehicles.  The unsuspecting

renter is often faced with these hidden abuse "fees" after returning the

rental vehicle.

  Law enforcement agencies are dumb enough to keep track of house arrest

prisoners with simple GPS based tracking bracelets[3].  Some even use GPS

for automatic vehicle location (AVL) on their squad cars to allow the

dispatchers to send in the closest unit to a particular call or to know an

officer's location in case of an emergency situation where they can't use

their radio.

  Cellular phone companies, trucking companies, private investigators,

toll-roads, aircraft, those "protect your child" systems and many more

services are all fully involved with the use of GPS based tracking.  The

problem is, do you really want everyone to know where you are?

---[ 3 - Technical Description

  This will be a brief description of each of the major sections which

compromise the entire jammer device.  Refer to the included schematic

diagram (Appendix B) as you read along.  You should also refer to the

component's datasheets for even more detailed information.

---[ 3.1 - Phase Locked Loop

  The jammer's main oscillator components consist of a Motorola MC145151

phase-locked loop (PLL) frequency synthesizer chip, a Micronetics M3500-

1324S voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) module and a Fijitsu MB506 divide

-by-256 prescaler chip.

  The VCO feeds a portion of its radio frequency (RF) output signal into

the prescaler chip, where it is divided by 256.  A 1575 MHz signal would be

turned into a 6.15234375 MHz signal.  This is then fed into one side of the

PLL chip.

  The other side of the PLL is fed with a reference frequency which is

derived from a 10 MHz quartz crystal.  This crystal reference frequency is

divided down 512 times by the PLL to reach 19531.25 Hz.  The 6.15234375

MHz prescaler output frequency is also further divided down 315 times by

the PLL chip for a final frequency of 19531.25 Hz.  This will be the new

PLL internal reference frequency.  That big bad 1575 MHz microwave signal

now looks like a simple audio frequency to the PLL chip and the supporting

components.

  The PLL chip internally compares the phase of the 19531.25 Hz VCO side

signal to the phase of the 19531.25 Hz crystal side signal.  The PLL chip

outputs high or low voltage pulses depending on whether the crystal signal

is leading or lagging in phase with the VCO signal.  These pulses are then

filtered and dampened into a pure DC control signal via a simple passive

loop filter.  This cleaned up signal is then connected to the VCO's voltage

tune control input.

  When everything is working properly, the VCO's output frequency is locked

to whatever frequency you programmed into the PLL chip, 1575 MHz in this

case.  It will stay on that frequency even through dramatic temperature

changes, a problem that a non-PLL VCO would have.  If the PLL is not

working properly, the red "PLL Unlock" LED will be lit.

  Due to a quirk with using low cost, easy to obtain components, you'll

need to tweak two loading capacitors on the reference crystal.  This is

unusual, but necessary to move the signal from the default 1575 MHz to

the more appropriate 1575.42 MHz (+/- a few hundred Hertz).  This is a very

important and delicate procedure, and you'll need a frequency counter to

accomplish it.

---[ 3.2 - Noise Generator

  The actual noise generator of the jammer is very simple.  A 6.8 Volt

Zener diode is first biased, buffered and amplified by a single 2N3904

transistor.  This single Zener diode is capable of generating broadband

noise signals from audio frequencies up to over 100 MHz.  We then filter

this noise signal down to something more practical and something which the

VCO module can actually respond too.  This is done via the LM386 audio

amplifier chip.  The LM386 both amplifies and low pass filters the final

noise signal.  The final LM386 output signal will have enough overhead if

you need to adapt it for a wideband noise jammer.

  This low frequency noise signal is fed, via a 100 Ohm potentiometer, to

a simple resistor/capacitor network where it's mixed with the VCO voltage

tune control signal (described above).  The single 1N4148 diode is to

prevent any negative voltage pulses from reaching the VCO.

  This mixing results in a new "noisy" voltage tune control signal feeding

the VCO.  The resulting RF signal looks like random noise dancing around

the center 1575.42 MHz RF carrier.  You'll need to set the deviation of

this noise to approximately +/- 1.023 MHz from the 1575.42 MHz RF carrier.

Access to a spectrum analyzer is required to do this properly, or you can

use an oscilloscope and the included test point voltages to get an

approximate setup.

---[ 3.3 - RF Amplifiers

  The VCO's +7 dBm (5 milliwatts) RF output is first slightly attenuated

(4 dB) and tapped for the MB506 prescaler input.  It then passes through to

the RF amplifier stages and band pass filter.

  The first RF amplifier is a Sirenza Microdevices SGA-6289.  It provides

about 13 dB of gain to overcome the losses from the resistive attenuation

pad.  It also shows a good 50 Ohm termination for the VCO RF output and

even helps to drive the final RF amplifier.

  The GPS band pass filter is a 2-pole Toko 4DFA-1575B-12 ceramic

dielectric filter from Digi-Key[4], part number TKS2609CT-ND.  This part is

optional, but helps clean up the RF spectrum before further amplification.

The filter's insertion loss is around 2 dB.

  The final RF amplifier is a WJ Communications AH102.  It provides another

13 dB of gain, with a higher P1dB compression point of around +27 dBm (500

mW).  The AH102 draws the most current of any part, and is not really

necessary if you're aiming for a low range, low current, battery operated

device.

---[ 3.4 - Voltage Regulation

  Voltage input regulation and filtering is done using standard voltage

regulator ICs.  A LM2940CT-12 12 Volt, 1 Amp low dropout voltage regulator

is used to regulate the main 12 Volt power line.  Standard 78xx series

regulators are used from there on to provide both the 9 and 5 Volt lines.

A simple diode/fuse polarity protection scheme is also provided on the

battery input.  The use of an automatic reset fuse is highly recommended.

  You can power the jammer off a common 12 Volt rechargeable battery.

The 12 Volt, 4.5 Amp-hour, lead-acid battery from Radio Shack[5], part

number 23-289, is a good choice.  Old car batteries, strings of 6 Volt

lantern batteries or even solar panels will also work.  Current draw for

the completed jammer will be around 300 milliamps.

---[ 3.5 - Antenna

  A radiating antenna is not shown in the schematic diagram and one will

need to be purchased or constructed for proper operation.  There are

numerous commercial GPS receiving antennas which will work fine for this

low power transmitting application.  Some of the best pre-made or easily

assembled microwave antennas can be purchased directly from Ramsey

Electronics[6].

  The Ramsey DA25 broadband discone antenna is recommended for omni-

directional (transmit in a circle) radiating applications.  The LPY2 log

periodic Yagi antenna can be used for directional (transmit in a straight

line) radiating applications.  Using a directional antenna will give you a

slight increase in overall transmitted RF power, which increases the

jammer's range, and can also be used to shield your own GPS receiver from

being jammed (i.e. point it at the enemy).

  Dielectric GPS patch antenna elements may also be purchased from Digi-

Key.  Toko DAK series elements, Digi-Key part number TK5150-ND, are perfect

for surface mounting directly to the circuit board.  They will require a

plastic radome to slightly lower their resonant frequency.  The small

antenna element size is also perfect for hidden or portable operations.

---[ 4 - Construction Notes

  Unfortunately, proper jammer construction will require fairly advanced

engineering skills.  Prior knowledge of high frequency microwave circuits

and printed circuit board (PCB) design is required.  A good start for the

beginner is by reading the "UHF/Microwave Handbook" and "The ARRL Handbook"

both published by the Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL)[7].  Access to

fundamental RF test equipment (oscilloscope, frequency counter, spectrum

analyzer, loads, attenuators, etc.) is also required.

---[ 4.1 - Component Purchasing

  The main VCO module and RF amplifiers can be purchased from Richardson

Electronics[8].  Part number M3500C-1324S for the VCO module and part

numbers SGA-6289 and AH102 for the RF amplifiers.  Equivalent VCO and RF

amplifiers can be purchased from companies such as Mini-Circuits[9] or

Synergy Microwave[10].  Slight component changes may be required if using

alternate components to take into account different operating voltages and

input/output RF power requirements.  The PLL loop filter may also need

tweaking if you use a different VCO module.

  The MC145151 PLL synthesizer chip can be purchased from Digi-Key.  There

are several pin packages available (leaded or surface mount), choose the

one suitable for your application.  The small 28-SOIC surface mount package

is part number MC145151DW2-ND.  You may also be able to salvage MC145151

chips from older CB radios or older C-band satellite receivers (the kind

that where tuned via DIP switches).

  Digi-Key also handles an equivalent prescaler IC, the NEC UPG1507GV, part

number UPB1507GV-ND.  This is an exact replacement for the Fijitsu MB506,

but the main drawback to the UPG1507GV is that it is in a 8-SSOP package

(i.e. very small) and is fairly difficult to work with using standard

soldering tools.

  The 10 MHz crystal is also available from Digi-Key, part number

300-6121-1-ND.  Other miscellaneous components may also be purchased from

Digi-Key (capacitors, resistors, voltage regulators, inductors,

diodes, transistors, LM386, project box, RF connectors, etc.) as their

prices are the most competitive and their service is outstanding.

---[ 4.2 - Layout

  No PCB pattern is available, you'll have to layout the project by hand

using felt-tip markers, drafting tape, dry-etch or iron-on transfers.  You

should make your own PCB pattern to fit your application specifically.

  The PCB layout isn't that difficult or challenging, but will require

prior experience and patience.  Using all surface mount components and good

board layout practices will reduce the jammer's physical size and cost

tremendously.

  The use of high frequency, double sided copper clad laminate is essential

for properly working microwave circuits.  GIL Technologies[11] GML1000

(2-side, 1 oz., 0.030") is a good choice but standard FR-4 laminate will

work in a pinch.  You can purchase 6" x 6" FR-4 (2-side, 1 oz., 0.030")

laminate from Digi-Key, part number PC45-S-ND.

  A 50 Ohm micro stripline on 0.030" GML1000 PCB laminate will be about 70

mils (1.8 mm) wide and on FR-4 it will be about 55 mils (1.5 mm) wide.  Be

sure to keep any micro stripline carrying RF signals short, straight and

perpendicular to any DC bias line or any other micro stripline it has to

cross.

  The 2 mm wide line in the dry-etch transfer package from Radio Shack,

part number 276-1490, will work O.K. on both materials for creating

homebrew micro striplines which are close enough to 50 Ohms.

  The two RF amplifiers, band pass filter, VCO and prescaler PCB patterns

will all require numerous ground vias connecting the top and bottom ground

planes.  These help prevent ground loops and instability (oscillations)

from disrupting proper circuit operation.  In the case of the AH102, they

even provide some heat sinking to allow cooler operation of the final RF

amplifier.

  Any resistors, capacitors or inductors used in the RF sections should be

in a 0603, 0805 or 1206 size surface mount package.  Leaded components will

not work at this high of a frequency.  Be sure your choice of surface mount

inductors can handle the current when used as part of the DC bias on the

RF amplifiers.  The ferrite bead shown in the schematic can be any salvaged

ferrite bead.  The inductor assortment package at Radio Shack, part number

273-1601 should have a couple of them in it.

--[ 5 - Operation

  Once the jammer is operational, you can practice testing it by monitoring

the signal on a common consumer GPS receiver or high quality communications

receiver.  A GPS receiver close to the jammer will not be able to acquire

C/A-code lock and any operating GPS in the jammer's radiation pattern will

lose C/A-code lock.  Higher quality GPS receivers tend to be less

susceptible to low power jamming, so you'll need to be in the antenna's

near-field radiation pattern (i.e. close) for it to work.

  Any obstructions near the jammer's own antenna (trees, houses, hills,

walls, etc.) will decrease the jamming range.  The best placement is where

the jammer's antenna is line-of-sight to the antenna of the GPS receiver

you're trying to jam.  Real world results will vary drastically, but you

should be able to obtain a jam radius of a few hundred feet even in heavily

obstructed areas with the higher power (AH102) option and a simple antenna.

  You can even practice counter-jamming methods to protect yourself against

hostile or accidental GPS jamming.  Try to shield your GPS receiver from

the interference source by placing your body, trees, hills, rocks or other

obstructions in-between your position and the interference.  More advanced

methods involve using directional or steerable phased-array antennas on

your GPS receiver (pointed skyward) to nullify any ground based

interference.

--[ 6 - References

[1] Standard Positioning Service (SPS) Signal Specification

    http://www.spacecom.af.mil/usspace/gps_support/gps_documentation.htm

[2] GPS-Web

    http://www.gps-web.com

    Travel Eyes 2

    http://www.spyyard.com/details_traveleyes2.htm

[3] VeriTrack

    http://www.veridian.com/offerings/suboffering.asp?offeringID=472

    iSECUREtrac

    http://www.isecuretrac.com

    Pro Tech Monitoring

    http://www.ptm.com

[4] Digi-Key

    http://www.digikey.com

[5] Radio Shack

    http://www.radioshack.com

[6] Ramsey Electronics

    http://www.ramseyelectronics.com

[7] Amateur Radio Relay League

    http://www.arrl.org

[8] Richardson Electronics

    http://www.rell.com

[9] Mini-Circuits

    http://www.minicircuits.com

[10] Synergy Microwave

     http://www.synergymwave.com

[11] GIL Technologies

     http://www.gilam.com

[12] Xcircuit

     http://xcircuit.ece.jhu.edu

--[ Appendix A: Links to Datasheets

Alternate component manufactures may be substituted in most cases.

* Fairchild Semiconductor 2N3904 NPN Transistor

  http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/2N/2N3904.pdf

* Micronetics M3500-1324S VCO

  http://www.micronetics.com/pdf/vco1324.pdf

* Motorola MC145151 PLL Frequency Synthesizer

  http://e-www.motorola.com/brdata/PDFDB/docs/MC145151-2.pdf

* National LM2940-12 Voltage Regulator

  http://www.national.com/ds/LM/LM2940.pdf

* National LM386 Audio Amplifier

  http://www.national.com/ds/LM/LM386.pdf

* National LM78L05 Voltage Regulator

  http://www.national.com/ds/LM/LM78L05.pdf

* NEC UPB1506/07GV Prescaler

  http://www.cel.com/pdf/datasheets/upb1506.pdf

* Sirenza Microdevices SGA-6289 RF Amplifier

  http://www.sirenza.com/pdf/datasheets/sga/89/sga-6289.pdf

* STMicroelectronics 78M09 Voltage Regulator

  http://eu.st.com/stonline/books/pdf/docs/2146.pdf

* Toko DAK1575MS50T Dielectric Antenna

  http://www.toko.com/passives/antennas/pdf/DAK1575MS50Tws.pdf

* Toko 4DFA-1575B-12 Dielectric Band Pass Filter

  http://www.toko.com/passives/filters/dielectric/4dfa.html

* WJ Communications AH102 RF Amplifier

  http://www.wj.com/pdf/AH102.pdf

--[ Appendix B: Schematic Diagram - gps_jammer.ps.gz (uuencoded)

  Below is the schematic diagram (gps_jammer.ps) in an uuencoded gzipped

PostScript file.  This is the native Xcircuit[12] format and is used for

ease of viewing, printing and modification.

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Email for work contracts ?

kajander12345@hotmail.com

jankajander.741.com/index.pdf

jankajander.741.com/12.pdf

jankajander.741.com/11.pdf

http://bankcard.250free.com/

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and what is this to play poker online???

With such low security backdoors and windows????

Tex

casino.se eller poker.com

http://www.softplatz.com/Info/Interlogic-Ltd.html

Review by a friend: dont play with real money with this software. they are cheaters. they decide the dice and winner. they also have computer players that means you can never win. i lost lots of money. you will too. everyone is the loser at the end. (1/5 - 2-Aug-2005)

Partypoker.com 128bits ssl encryption….

Oops

We are licensed and regulated by the Government of Gibraltar, and our games are tested by iTech Labs, an independent tester of gaming and wagering devices to ensure that the games are fair and operate correctly imode ipod iwhatever?

Overview

In case you haven’t noticed, poker is big, and PartyGaming is the biggest name in online poker. The company, which operates the PortyPoker.com Web site, hosts up to 70,000 players at a time; the players are “seated” at one of 8,000 virtual eight-top tables and can play Texas Hold ‘Em and other games for such prizes as redeemable party points, tournament slots, and cash. The company was founded in 1997 by porn chat and Web site entrepreneur Ruth Parasol; PartyGaming is controlled by software developer Anurag Dikshit (more than 40%); Parasol and her husband Russ DeLeon have a large stake, as does marketing director Vikrant Bhargava.

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Security?

http://www.thawte.com/

http://www.pokerstars.com/poker/rng/

Cigital analyzed the source code, entropy sources and documentation for PokerStars' RNG implementation. In addition, a sample RNG output stream provided by PokerStars was subjected to - and passed - FIPS 140-1 testing. Using standard methods for exploiting RNGs and having full access to the source code, Cigital was unable to break the PokerStars RNG. Cigital found that the PokerStars implementation adheres to the current state-of-the-practice in generating random seeding values.

Hmm

FIPS 140-2 Overview

FIPS 140-2 was signed on 22nd June 2001, superceding FIPS 140-1. ... It is worth noting that all existing FIPS 140-1 certified products will still be ...
www.rycombe.com/short140.htm - 10k - Cachad - Liknande sidor

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Computer player?

http://www.google.se/search?hl=sv&q=partypoker+with+computer+player&meta=

Since ithe mac address of the network card and ip will be know after a while of playing in no realmode (beginner) also a profile of how the player does it will be stored..?

Its like computer chess its selflearning of all the usres and makes profiling nice

Then when everything is lost we have to go for local community treatment centres

For playing addictive treatments for excessive amounts of money paid by the taxpayers, and

Worst of all mixing up this modelo ala monte carlo

that normal persons wants their email…and communcitaion, they actually pay for it.

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Kajander12345@hotmail.com for work…and contracts