TAP No. 52 - Jim Phelps Issue

JIM PHELPS ISSUE Ave Atque Vale For those of us who eren't latin scholars, that means “Hail and Farewell!" I co-edited TAP for 1$ years, and in that time we got it into pretty good ehape, tho the mmber of of volunteers has been disappointing. We've learned e lot, met a few great people, same good people, a lot of mediocre ones, and a number of yo-yos. I could have gone into editing TAP full-time. But it would have meant staying in or near Fun City and the (rotten) Big Apple has become, ‘in Heinlein's words,"an Abandoned Area", Too mich effort is required to protect oneself against one's fellow lumans, So t'm in the land of Roger MacBride's ‘Y Pioneers, where "40 Below keeps the riffraff out", Coineiden-. ‘ally, Tt'a Birch country and I don't mean trees, If you want to really learn about conspiracies, ask a Bircher (but don't tell him you snoke or trip). One of the ways we've been advocating to Fight the System has been to reduce - eliminate? - your dependence on it. Produce your own food, power, shelter, clothing and grow your own entertainment. Here I can attempt that. We have from time to time recommended certain books, “One which has nothing to do with Fighting the System is called God Drives cer by RL Dione, Bantam Q7733, It ‘ es some interesting theories about :THE SYSTEM, You may have some trouble finding it, I believesit will be worth syour effort. My apologies to those who have written me and ere still waiting for a reply, Be patient. I probably still have your letter and will try to reply eventually. Mail for me will be forwarded, I'11 continue to offer articles, etc, when time pernite, People often close with "Pax", I prefer "Si vis pacem, parabellun" (If you want peace, prepare for var) Excelsior! (Iligher ) Jin Phelps Update from England Where CAMA and LAMA exist on your exchange, the operator will know the number you're on, so you can forget methods like giving the # of a large bu ss (or your exchange) as your own mmber when making operator connected calls, or booking a call for a later time to a pay phone # from a domestic phone and being at the pay phone at the right time to receive it, If the operator has to ask your f, it probably means you haven't got CAMA or LAMA. On Velros (spelling?) that haven't, these fraud methods will work (e.g., here in UK), Sorry if anyone vas misled by my piece in #43, “NYC has voice-response validation for CC calls, The "card" I was using was that of a large corporation, The operator asked me the area code on the card and after what seemed like an age, the computer came back with "valid, valid, valid". Thies was after a month of using the same "card" in Detroit, Chieago, Montreal, Cleveland, etc, with no hassle. So either I was lucky and picked a number to which a card was issued or the machine doesn't connect to an actual data base of all cards issued, CB here is freaky. A friend who has a full wave serial has been talking to Italian and Portuguese Amateur DXers, From 3:30 to 5:30 afternoons conditions are sometimes so good you can hear US truckers! That's 5000‘mileson 4 watts! Got any good plans for a linear? 100 watts should do. A pair of 5 watters cost 1195 ($355), so if you come to UK, just bring some CBs. You can sell them easily at 300% profit. Mobiles ‘are unobtainable - putting a battery in a transceiver or connecting up a mobile CB is illegal here. There is a network of CBs in London only, but mostly used ‘by criminals. Just watched the last episode of The Prisoner again ~ ten years old and hasn't dated a bit. ~~ Please tell your readers not to mies I, Claudius when it comes round to you. A trifle slow at first, 1% builds up into . @ fantastic crescendo, The best thing ever to have been on telly, it's the story from Augustus to Nero and is so delic~ dously perverted it's wonderful. Unfortunately, the American version has been extensively cut. I was really sick and angry when I read what they'd done to it. Nothing America has ever done has angered me so much, Among other cute wes a vital lest scene where you see Caliguia's face, dripping blood, after he's eaten the fetus he's cut out of Drusilla, ‘avo Bloody awful! PBS had the balle to show Valerie Perrine delightfully bare in Steambath, but I guess this was "really too much", It should also be on Canadian TV, which is rele- tively uncensored compared to gutless ABC, CBS, and NBC. JP TAP AUG 1978 NO. 52 In my personal correspondence with Mr. Phelps, he has accused me (and rightly sol) of being an ego-maniac because Inever mention him in TAP. Mr. Phelps has been physically absent from TAP for well over a year now but he lives on here in Libertarian spirit! I truly miss that Libertarian bastard and all the fun we had arguing over TAP policies. Ever frugal (cheap!), he would spend hours washing Elmer's Glue off 1¢ stamps. I would retaliate by sending out one issue of TAP ordered by a reader in the largest envelope we had! Those readers fortunate enough to have visited the TAP office during his reign know the fun, labor, and love that "Jim Phelps" put into the pages of TAP, It is with heart-felt thanks that I hereby dedicate this issue of TAP to our "Jim Phelps". Everything in this issue was either written, commented on, or typed by Mr. Phelps. The opinions expressed here are his and do not necessarily represent the opinions or views of TAP or its staff. All names heve been changed to protect the guilty! ‘This intro should destruct after reading. Good luck "Jim". #47'g article on radar detectors was great! Who did you steal it from? However, there's a new police radar which operates only momentarily "as needed", What is needed ‘by us te combat it ie a radar jue - which will indicate that ~~ your car is going 55mph (or whatever speed you like) no matter how fast you are actually going. Sept. Car & Driver has a description of such a jamér, It is a 100i trans-— mitter broadcasting 10,525,001,727 Hz. Now will someone PLEASE come up with a debugged schematic end printed circuit board layout?! Running at sub-light speed (because I was towing a B Sedan Volvo racer) while everyone was passing me at Warp 2 to Warp 4, I heard a "public service" announcement on the radio. A State Fuzz informed listeners that "The law is 55, regardless of traffic speed. Just because the stream of traffic is exceeding the limit, 1s not permission to speed," But EVERYONE (including the “authorities") agree that the speed at which 80% of traffic is moving should be the speed limit. Economy results from streamlining and efficient engine design, not arbitrary limits. C&D urges us to "Vote with your Foot", w Kitiridge aald radar detectors are so numerous that they are “totally dis- abling” the radar now in use. The now “KR-11" units purchased by the Patrol Pry microprocessor and are’ ipped with’“hold buttons” which éhut the signal when they aro depressed. ‘Tho operator can cut off radar signals until he sees a.carho belisvesie violating: the speed limit, then release the hold New Radar Gun To Become The Motorist's Foe ‘ST. PAUL, Minn —The police herehave just upped the ante in the : fang ution. In about i/100 second the speed ts motorists, Kilttridge declined to state how many Assistant Gtato Patrol chief. Gerald thounita the Patrol has ordered. but Rodis Rilteridge anid this weet that tho Patro! te ‘say that several local sheriff and police purchasing a nsw antl-speodo — e new aa doe weapon departments are buying the KR-lis ax the radar detectors that have made.tho "ach ono will eos the taxpayere of St, Paul $2896, radar cop's Job almost impossible to partorm. © Youth Hot Line Reports, Inc. 1978 - Do not make checks out to Youth Hot Line Reports, PLEASE! Movement groups- may reprint without permission with TAP's address given with all credits, Please send us a copy of reprinted work. (1 \ WARNING : We will prosecute copyright violators. FORD'S BESTER BEST IDEA Dear TAP, — Just a quick letter to say "Keep up the good work", I Just received a full set of your reprints, and really enjoyed the material. Will put it to good use. Included below are plans for a little device I used to play around with a few years back. It's the "Ford's Better Radio Jammer", Under good conditions it will fog Gut every (and that means all) radio receivers for about four blocks. The Jemer t6 snall, portable, hideable easy to build, and cheap. You can put it in treea, fix it $0 cars, or place it just about anywhere. Carry it to your next police rally and really mess up their communi- cations. . ‘The diagram of the Model "I" Spark Coil ie drawn from memory, 60 @ few of the terminals may be misplaced ~ but the ciroult 4s correct. Buy a Model "I" Spark Coil at old car dealers, han faire, or J.C.Whitney. Wire the primary to a.heavy 6 volt vattery with a switch or timer. Wire the secondary wires each to a bent nafl stuck in an insulator, and placed close enough together 60 a spark will Jump all of the tim. Run another wire from one of the natle to en earth ground, and the other neil to as long a wire as possible (up to around 100 feet). Close the switch, and you're On The Air! Your Friend, 6 PAK Redeeming Social Value: Throw a pi at Them If you've been enjoying Project UFO and accept the premise (as I do) that there are other (or maybe they're the ONLY) intelligent life forms in the galexy, and that e been visiting us, this jammer might be an ideal broadband trans- mitter to attract the attention of any UFO you may observe. Remember, they don't know Morse cade or “local” constants, so try communicating in the univereal languages of science end math, Broadcast pi (3.1415926...), e (2.71828, constant (.57721566...), square roots, etc. Good li oP Tom, Jim, or whoever - Got your last four issues promptly, thanks, WHAT A GREAT NEWSPAPER! Talk about Free Press! It is exactly what I have lived for, for years feeling alone in admiration of Guy Grand and Augustus Mandrell, installing phones ‘and phone taps, and defrauding whomever I,can, How wonderful to know there ere many of us around the country. Have you heard of some of the Harvard ‘ ' master= Pieces?; Such as: Stealing a tersiT te enum} “ewe equipment, going to a major road in Boston, se’ upa detour, digging a large hole, and then leaving. Anyone could do this, but then they called the police, told them the Lam- poon had stolen the equipment and dug the hole, They then found a legitimate city construction area, reported to the police that the Lampoon was at it-again, at that location, then went there, and told the construction workers that some people from the Lampoon had stolen a police car and some uniforms and might show up there to hasele the workers, And then stood back and watched. Or the time they restaged the Battle of Hastings on the Charles River and the police stopped them as they were bring- ing the war elephants off the boata! Keep Fighting - "The Survivor" is excellent and extremely informative. It's a Mother ‘Earth ‘News for pessimists, Volume I is $6 and @ subscription to Volume II is $8, from Atlan Formlaries, Box 586, ‘hureka, CA 95501. Atlan also publishes "The Poor Man'a Armorer" edited by Clyde Barrow. A year's subscription ie $8. I saw the first issue and it was full of "hard to find" info. 3 -precisely in this manner. In case you haven't yet learned, a choice DEA working frequency is 163.2375 nz. They also tork the standard aircraft channels, If you want to know a frequency, a good iéa ie to pick up a surplus URM-50 or use a broad-band- coverage’ receiver and a good electronic counter, get in close proximity of the tranmitter site you wonder about, and if the counter will not pick up the station directly (with the aid of a quarter wave whip), use the URM-50 or — receiver Pre-amplifier. You can read the y That's how I learned the FBI, DEA, and some of the others. I am in the comumications business and believe me, it was impossible to get the freqs any other way! Anyone can get frequencies of police stations in their particular areas (except for Fede) by calling thie number and giving name and address and area of interest: 800-428- 2326, This is the Electra division of Masco, /1 hope this number is correct!7 They make the Bearcat brand scan- ning receivers (which I sell at discomt!) ‘Their new model 210 covers every channel you can think of between 30 Mc and ‘the top end of the UHF band. It will search cut unknom frequencies and display the located frequency, in nice little readouts, for you, If you have an idea the unknown station is between 154 and 157 Mc as an example, you can program it to scan that portion of the spectrum and hen the station . you're looking for comes on, Whammo! it locks on it and gives you the exact frequency. You can then program thie specific freq into the memory and let the search circuit continue searching for other stations! Smartest little piece of gear to come along in a long time! No station can hide from you when you got one of these babies. I Imow freqe of most gov't sgencies, including their alternates, and this baby surprised me right off by locating a UHF. channel the --- uses for their little shirt-pocket rigs that use the hidden wrist-vatch, or ‘other, microphones, Had no idea they had a channel in this Particular region! These Model 210 rige are hard to find, Delivery is slow. Last one I got in had a factory defect. American way of doing things, ya mow...compared to imports! end I had to send it back to them. No exchange due to short=- age of sets. But at $369 it is quite a radio if anyone needs one that bad. No crystals to buy. It covers about 16,000 channels. Works at home or in the car! . Rumors are that US Marshall Service has funds for new repeaters, mostly on VHF/UHF, Soon as I get freqe, will send them if you want them, Also sime for any ATF (Alcohol- Tobacco-Firearms) in this state. Maybe something different in other areas. I have large quantities of Don the Ripper's etuff if any- one wants to swap, or just.wants something, and will pay for copying (PO has sorry-assed machine at 15¢ a page). DB ripped me off with his come-hither lifetime subscription line, Never did get all of what was promised tro years ago, and never an update or answer to my letters or phone calls, but I do have a small box full of his shit and although most of it is obsolete or uses WW2 tubes, someone might want something. Here's one for you. Some kid fresh from California told me the guys out there put a spark plug in the botton of a coffee can (remember coffee?), ran one of their car spark plug wires to it and used it to zap police radar. "Sparky" end of plug is inside can, through hole in bottom. Open end of can faces forward, sorta like an antenna, I ‘spose. ‘ Heard anything about this? Nickolai Testicle Since you wrote us, the list price of the Bearcat 210 has dropped to $289, It looke every bit as impressive as you claim, Pe I an a freshman enrolled in Engineering at our local university. I am interested in power systems, mainly solar and wind. I am mad at ERDA for their efforts to produce large windplants for the power industry, We have a national grid to every home so any homeomer could produce his cw Power and sell it back to the national grid. There are expensive synchronous invertera on the market but the power companies will not let them be booked up, much less pay you for the power you might give them /“see Mother Earth Hews #40 interview? I-am looking for 1) Specifications, etc. on small inverters 1-10 KW. and I have information to trade. an Since you wrote us, the guys on East llth Street have won a court decision allowing them to sell their surplus mindgenereted electrietty back to Con \onopoly, Getting Inside NJ PSElO's Meter Box Readers aren't the only ones writing letters. Mr. Phelps - 7 has also written a rae first letter below appeared in We had an info request way back in Nos, 30-32 and just the Free Libertarian Newsletter and the second letter is a hen we'd about given up, a reader came thru! ‘Now I've finally reply from a U.S, Senator to a "gem" sent by our "Jim". FELLOW LIBERTARIANS: Enjoyed the article about: Teletronics and their harassment by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. foct.-#ov. tasuo--8d.} Cali- fornia has a very strict law about publish- ing phone ripoff info. Rockorfcller (sur- prise!) vetoed a similar bill in New York. The demise of TEL leaves only TAP, the Publication of the Technological Assis: ance Program (formerly the Technological Anerican Party) to carry on the battle. “Introduction of the Electronic Switching . System and Common Channel Interoffice Sig- nalling will make obsolcte the Blue and Black Boxes, so we are diversifying into other areas. Recent articles have included; “Free Postage" (the stamp on this letter is coated with Elmer's Glue-All is re- eycleable; soak it in water, say the magic words "Lysander Spooner," zu ‘lightly, and the cancellation disappears); "Fighting the Biggest Monopoly of All" (by voting Libertarian, of course); "Give the Water - Company ® Blow Job" (alternate sources of energy); "Pon Pals Wanted" (Dostoeveki said something about the best people being in prisons, didn't he?); "The Ultimate Red Box* (for *pay" phohes); "Report on Bul- letproof Vests," "Parking Meter Locks," “Misuse of the Social Security Number,” and “Pay and Die?" (Death and Taxes arc not inevitable; Rene Baxter's tex refusal’ Plan). We are always very careful to saturate (sur articles with "redeeming social value.”, ‘Por this reason, or possibly because Ger- ald Lefcourt has agreed to defend us on any charges of First Amendment violations, harassment has been minimal. Only "Pay or Die?” resulted in anything: a visit from the Gestapo. Two agent types parked out- Side our office in a conspicuously incon- spicuous dark sedan and stared steadily up &t our-window for,one afternoon, Unlike TEL's mailing list, ours will not be surrendered. It is programmed to self-destruct in case of attack. We're only @ few doors away. Drop in any Wednesday, from 4 to 7 p.m., 1201 Broadway, Room 608, Meet Tom Edison, Al Bell, Mr. Phelps, Alexander Mundy, Simon Pure, Edward Extract, and the ever popular Name Withheld. 34io Phelps Advisoblo Hissions Team WMnited States Senate (COMMITTEE OM APPROPRIATIONS, WamninaTon, D.C, 20510 Dear Mr. Phelps, written Jt up. Thie bor is not too common, but, for what it's worth, here's some info on it. It my be useful for entering sinilar boxes. The seal ie ceramic and must be broken to remove the cover in the usual manner. But we're not interested in the usual manner, are we? There appear to be two waya to remove the the cover without breaking the seal. One of the knockouts in ‘the bottom can be removed, a screwdriver inserted (keeping it against the front cover or you may Zap yourself) and pushed es in the illustration. Use a replacenent plug for the knock- out and pop the cover back on when you're finished studying the meter. That's why you opened it, ian't it? If you don't have access to the bottan because another ‘box is in the way (or whatever), you can drill the cover with 4.2" or so drill, Carefully! The latches are directly behind the drilling points and you don't want to damage them. When you're ready to replace the cover, fill the holes with Plastic Steel Mor equivalent, and repaint the cover, tow —4 wP Fr © 3/4" L_ “ 2 sen _ FORTRESS ALARM Isaue #30 ie best received. Congratulations. PT&TCo now (1975) has fitted "sensitive" located paystations with an electronic "tamper device” which gives a silent alarm if eny attempt to ripoff is made. Apparently experimental at present. Learned of three prosecutions where the artist was caught in the act. First plead not guilty, sentenced to prison; second plead guilty, got local time ~ 6 mos. and probation; third (19 yrs old) got 3 mos, $300 fine and 3 years probation, At trial of first, during preliminary, the new device was des- eribed. It is ona card about 2" x 3" x 4" has a 16 lead IC and mercury switch and is line powered, Red and Green and Yellow leads pass thru it, plus three wires about a foot long. How and where they are connected are unknown, ‘Agent 921 Thank you for your letter of July 3? in which you asked "Did I hear you right? abolishing the whole Postal Department." Yes, I am “guilty” of saying that at a recent press conference. The reporters were pressing me hard for answers to all the Postal Service problems and I said I would be in favor of abolishing the whole system. Anything would be an improvenent! ‘m for ‘The M-11 might be called the per- fect essassination weapon. Tho U.S.-made hand machine gun fires bullets by gas propulsion without sound, fiash or smoke and can empty its 32 round clip in approxi- mately 1.7 seconds. it comes in two pieces, each nine inches long, and weighs about seven pounds. With it, ‘one USS, arms dealer says "! could kil a hundred people in the next Thank you too for the enclosed article (TAP #39!) ‘om.and you'dnever hear it." ‘on the Postal Service. I haven't had a chance to read it yet but I am taking it home with me tonight. With kind regards, Sincerely, MILTON R. YOUNG A dangerous trend is taking place in the world, Small, lightweight, easy-to-use arms fke the M-11 are falling into the hands of all sorts of people. Small arms and even heat- seeking guided missiles like the So- viet buill Sela launched by a man on the ground can knock a jetliner out of the sky at altitudes up to 6,560 feel. in 1973, Italian police burst in on a group of terrorists in an ‘apartment under the traffic pattern tour miles from Leonardo da Vinci Airport near Réme. They had these ‘Streta rockets. Other weapons weighing less than 10 pounds can knock out a tank, speakers platform or automo- bile. The source of mast of these weapons is National Guard armaries in the United States. Other sources are arms dealers who operate out of “protected countries, tn the United States, one of the most popular weapons for terrarists is the AR-15. {tis the civilian version of the miitary M-16, itis manufactured by Colt and can be bought in the U.S. by almost ‘anyone. His - I've gotten back into-Amateur radio after being inactive for about eleven years, and it is amazing the progress that has been made in many things that should be of interest to phone phreaks, Although not chesp, remote control, of phones is quite easy and quite possible on Little used frequencies in the 450 Me bends (using split channels) and once the re- mote phone is dieled, full touch tone and blue box control would be possible. I discussed this with another phreak in San Frenciseo some time ago, about a group of phreake getting - together to share expenses on such a project. If such a unit was moved periodically, detection would be difficult. ‘The thing that really interests me, though, is the very real possibility of learning the microwave operating freq- uencies, and the satellite operating frequencies, and building equipment to break right into the microwave long distance equipment. With the proper radio transiitter, connected to a BB, you would be able to seize a long distance microvave Line with a 2600 Hs tone, without going through the C.0, at all. Thies would make detection almost impossible. * ‘BUT ‘WE NEED THOSE FREQUENCIES. I'd be very glad to work on Such @ project with anyone who'd like to give it a try!!! Ever since the wife and I got busted we've played it super cool, but it doesn't mean that I've-given up by a long shot, Enough for now;. keep up the good work. Agent 948 Dear TAP I wae Just rereading #39. I'll bet that if sameone wrote the John Birch Society a nice letter (300 Concord Ave, Bel~ mont, Mass) they'd be glad to help you "fight Commuriien" by sending you'some of their "stamps". Want en amusing book to read? Try the "Viking Process" by Norman Hartley. It couldn't happen? Knowing the things ATT has done, I wouldn't bet on that. I wonder - could the push button light switch from a refrigerator door be used for an off/on switch for an exten- sion phone? That way if someone else used the extension, . they couldn't forget to put the switch in the "off" position when done, See Page 122 of Jimmy Breslin's book ‘How “the ‘Good ‘Give Finally Won (the only funny Watergate book). Tt turns out Tht Tp O'Neill, the House Majority Leader, is an ex-phone phreak. ‘Another book that's good for killing a couple’ of nights is Pipe Line by Milt Machlin (Pyramid). It's a novel but sone of Tt Ye based on fact. One thing the author brings up is the possibility that OPEC did what it did largely at the urging of America's oil companies! i.e, the companies ‘shose ofl wells are in America, By jacking up the price of Arab erude, their ofl suddenly became very competitive in price and, ofcourse, any they sold to the Japanese, etc. would bring in 6 times the profit it did before. Agent 038 Verrrzy interesting! Whenever any of our readers can't locate a book mentioned in TAP, check ‘Books ‘in ‘Print or Paperback Books in Print, available in almost any Tibrary and in most large bookstores, a WANTED Alright, technophreaks. We're interested in some info on the following: Pay cable TV: liberate video! HBO etc. Whatdecoding . methods do they use? 2600 Hz_muting of calls: sources claim that by using this tone you can ‘black box' calls. Is this true? Where? Microcomputers and fones: Recently saw an ad for IMSAI 8048 CPU which showed a picture of a home experiementer hooking it up to (gasp) his fone! Lots of fun could be had here + call forwarders, finding WATS extenders codes, etc. Whatare you doing to spread the digital revolution? Bie and Black Box _detectors/defeaters: low’ re? Rumors abound - What's this about tones being used to detect black boxes? "Greasy Kid Stuff" Information Wanted That's what all you superadvanced electronics types will call my request for info on ae build-itemyself inverter. l2v De (auto) input and 110-115v AC 60Hz output, with 500- 600 watt copacity. Wave form anything that'll operate AC- only stuff. Sure, I could buy one, but that's no fun, Any info on winding my oun transformer, inverter theory, and of course, a debugged schematic would be appreciated. liaybe I'll be able to come up with a way to use it illegally. Jin Phelps Back Issues are 80¢ each. ‘Subseriationy - 10 issues - US Bulk rate $5. US First Clacs in plain sealed envelope $7. Canada & Mexico First Class $7. Foreign $8. 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