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<strong>It is important to check your local laws before attempting this experiment! </strong>
In this episode we show you how to create a cell phone interceptor. You will be able to pick up cell phone calls within a 2 mile radius and will need the following items:
For this experiment you will need 1) A universal remote 2) A lapel microphone 3) A metal wok or bowl 4) A jeweler's watch kit
Disclaimer: This and other videos produced by Household Hacker are controlled experiments performed by professionals and unless you are an expert should NOT be attempted at home if you don't know what you are doing!
Comments (3)
Remote loses power
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008 23:27
bruce_dario
2. When the added cables on the remote side along with the batteries are put in its proper place, the remote controller loses power and I cannot change channel. But when the batteries are taken out, the remote regains power. I am using the exact same remote used in the video. Why does this happen?
Lapel mic connection
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008 23:15
bruce_dario
1. Well, we know the added cables on the remote side are connected to the (-) terminals of the battery slot, now are these cables later connected to the (+) or (-) of each mic plate? The video does not explain this.
This is useless
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008 20:57
C
What are you pluging into?Why are you using a microphone?
