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Commo by Sparks31 ISBN 978-1-387 Commo by Sparks31 ISBN 978-1-387-75182-2 Published by: Sparks31 c/o boxholder PO Box 1351 Riverton, WY (720) 778-1744 Copyright © 2018 by Sparks31. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This free digital edition contains the exact same content as the hrdcopy version. If you like what you have read, please leave an honest review, send a few bucks to the PO Box listed above, or order a hardcopy at http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback- book/commo/22795764. Thank you. Table of Contents Introduction.................................................................................5 The Epiphany...............................................................................8 Victory Against Ignorance........................................................10 LESSONS FROM THE FIVE METER LIBERATION ARMY (FMLA) .........................................................................................................10 Notes.....................................................................................14 CONFESSIONS OF A BROKE LAB LIZARD.................................15 Introduction..........................................................................15 First Entry – August, 2015...................................................16 Second Entry – May, 2016....................................................19 Third Entry – April, 2017.....................................................23 Fourth Entry – July, 2017.....................................................24 INTERNATIONAL MORSE CODE (ICM)......................................28 VIGNETTE: THE RECEIVER.......................................................31 Start Here...................................................................................35 Information and Intelligence....................................................37 Communications Monitoring...................................................41 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS..........................................................42 ENCRYPTION.............................................................................42 FIGURING OUT WHAT YOU NEED.............................................44 VHF/UHF Communications Monitoring (Police Scanners) 46 Shortwave Listening (SWL)..................................................48 Multiband Portables For Shortwave and Other Bands Reception.....................................................................................49 BASIC COMMUNICATIONS MONITORING TECHNIQUES.............53 Search Techniques................................................................53 Spectrum Search...................................................................53 Band/Sector Search..............................................................54 Frequency Band By Mobile Antenna....................................55 Frequency Band By Handheld Antenna...............................55 Point Search.........................................................................56 Spread Spectrum...................................................................57 Encryption............................................................................58 2 INTRODUCTION TO SIGNAL ANALYSIS......................................59 COMMUNICATIONS MONITORING NOTES..................................65 PORTABLE RADIO FREQUENCIES..............................................70 VHF-Low..............................................................................70 VHF-High.............................................................................70 UHF......................................................................................72 800 MHz...............................................................................74 GOT VISUAL?............................................................................74 THE BUBBA DETECTOR............................................................75 CLOSE CALL VS. BUBBA DETECTOR........................................76 UNIDEN HOME PATROL............................................................77 COMMERCIAL BROADCAST MONITORING................................78 CLASS A AM BROADCAST STATIONS:......................................83 SHORTWAVE LISTENING............................................................89 HF PUBLIC SAFETY FREQUENCIES IN THE AMERICAN REDOUBT REGION............................................................................................93 VHF LOW-BAND AND REPURPOSED RF GEAR........................95 VHF LOW-BAND FREQUENCIES OF INTEREST.........................98 Meatspace Communications...................................................100 Crypto.......................................................................................104 ONE-TIME PAD GENERATION.................................................104 ANOTHER UNBREAKABLE LO-TEK CRYPTO SYSTEM.............108 Telephone Stuff.........................................................................111 THE PHONES...........................................................................111 Tools....................................................................................115 Linemans Test Sets (Butt Sets)............................................115 Fox and Hound Sets............................................................116 Wire Codes..........................................................................116 PHONE SYSTEMS.....................................................................117 Outside Plant Infrastructure...............................................118 Other Radio Communications Services.................................122 CB – CITIZENS BAND.............................................................123 11 Meter “Freeband”.........................................................125 FRS – FAMILY RADIO SERVICE..............................................126 GMRS – GENERAL MOBILE RADIO SERVICE.........................128 MURS – MULTI-USE RADIO SERVICE....................................129 3 902-928 MHZ.........................................................................132 Amateur (Ham) Radio.............................................................134 STEPS TO SUCCESS.................................................................136 GETTING YOUR FIRST RIG......................................................137 THE TECH LIBRARY................................................................142 The Sparks31 “Top Shelf” Library List..............................143 YOUR WORK BENCH..............................................................152 HAM RADIO ACTIVITIES.........................................................153 THOUGHTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS....................................156 Science, Bitches: Scanning the New World Order................158 PROLOGUE: PRESTON AND THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS..............158 INTRODUCTION.......................................................................162 BOOKS....................................................................................169 EQUIPMENT.............................................................................172 OPERATIONS............................................................................174 Epilogue....................................................................................175 Disclaimer • Certain topics discussed in this book may be illegal in your jurisdiction. Do your research and don©t break the law. • Don©t be stupid. Just because it may be legal, doesn©t mean it©s a smart thing to do. • Stay away from stupid people, doing stupid things, in stupid places, at stupid times. Your quality of life will be greatly enhanced by doing so. • Don©t blame me if you fuck up on your own accord and something bad happens. I warned you. 4 Introduction You are being controlled and manipulated, or at least there are those among TPTB1 who are attempting to do so. Your ability to freely communicate among family, friends, and like-minded individuals is also being attacked. Among young people, real-world physical interaction has been subjugated by an army of digital Internet consumption devices locking them into the virtual ghetto of a walled garden known as the World Wide Web. The Matrix is here and now, and many people you know are stuck in it. I©m going to teach you how to fix that. If you are the type of person who does not believe in the mainstream establishment party line, believes in personal freedom, and wishes to effect their own destiny, then you shouldn©t be waiting for some specious ªeventº to act. You likely have already been marked and cataloged by the establishment in a number of different ways, and waiting for the inevitable something to happen is asking for failure. 1 The Powers That Be 5 Imagine, for a moment, that right now the grid goes down, either accidentally or by design. Would you be able to: • Communicate with family members to determine their safety/well-being, and have them initiate contingency plans? • Alert and mobilize the members of your group? • Collect intelligence information to find out local conditions? • Collect intelligence information to find out the geographical extent of a disaster or similar event/situation? Now lets go to the actual present, our status-quo dystopian reality. Are you able to: • Communicate with family and group members in a manner that minimizes your footprint? • Collect intelligence information to find out local, regional, national, and worldwide conditions/events via alternative means? • Minimize or eliminate your surveillance footprint when
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