GPS bugs (was: Jim Bell Trial: Third Day (fwd))
Reese
reeza at flex.com
Fri Apr 13 02:14:27 PDT 2001
>> >The bug transmitted on an RF frequency. Bell had mentioned to friends
>> >that he believed that he had been bugged, but lacking an RF frequency
>> > analyzer, he had been unable to find the bug. He apparently was
>> >concerned that both his house and car were bugged. Although why he
>> > didn't hire the services of a "bug-sweeper" is beyond me.
>>
>> Didn't Bell use a field strenth meter (output to vibrator in pocket)
>> to direction-find the spook in the Libertarian Party meetings?
>
>I was wondering that myself.
Perhaps the issue was the quality of RF field strength meter. It may've
been that the bug would detect motor-running condition, and broadcast for
n minutes after motor-off condition, burst mode or other. Alternators
produce a considerable RF field themselves, stereo shops have a brisk
business in selling RF suppressors to do-it-yourselfers who upgrade their
automobile's stereo.
my .02ยข to the philosophical puzzle,,,
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