TAP No. 55 - Test Your Stash: Drug-ID Column Debuts

TEST YOUR STASH a by Oz Y. Mandias This the first of a series of articles on subjects of interest. ‘The next few should be of interest to all you depraved dopers out there. Questions and requests for articles, comments, additions and corrections, interesting info of any kind (I would be pleased to hear from technofreaks of any kind, especially underground chemists and budding Owgley-types), as well as names and phone numbers of easy lays should be sent to TAP, c/o Oz Y. Mandias, Please remember to enclose a S, A.S, E. if you want a personal reply, though I'll reply to_interesting letters without one. . First of all, there are a few basic ground-rules one should be aware of if you're into psychedelics. "THC" is almost always PCP (a.k.a, “angel dust"). THC is somewhat difficult to synthesize and expensive and there is a good market. Cn the other hand, PCP is easy to synthesize, cheap as hell to make and the market, until recently at least, was limited (due to reputed bad side-effects). It doesn't take a genius to figure out the result, given the lack of FT. C. control over the unscrupulous big-time suppliers. The same can be said of stuff sold as mescaline (unless you live in the SouthWest) and psilocybin, unless you have a good connection. These are usually acid or our friend PCP again. It can be said, however, that acid is usually acid, though as to quality....... Bearing this in mind, there are a number of simple tests you can perform to ascertain what exactly your head is getting or at least what it's not getting. The easiest of these is the very useful Marquis test (seen in "French Connection") which uses a testing reagent consisting of 20 drops of formaldehyde (avail- able in drug stores) dissolved in 10 ml concentrated sulphuric acid (from drug stores, gas stations or school labs), A drop of this reagent is added to a drop of water on a piece of glass in which is dissolved a small amount (a few grains or frag- ments) of the substance to be tested. (Note : Quantities and ’ ao A % ages in this and.the following tests need not be exectly cor- rect.) Any color changes in the liquid are then noted and com- pared with the chart. These tests are not absolute preof but they are good enough for our purposes. OTHER TESTS : p-DMAB Test: Warm a small amount of the substance with a 1 G solution of para-dimethylaminobenzaldehyde (available from a chemical supply house) in concentrated sulphuric acid in a test tube. Note the color. Purple means LSD and related epds., DMT, psilocin or psilocybin. Yellow means procaine or PCP. Red means THC or cannabis, Beam's Test: Add a small amount of the substance to a solu- tion of 5 % potassium hydroxide in methanol. A red color indicates cannabis or THC, Zwikker's Test: To a 1 to 2 ml solution of unknown substance * in methanol or ethanol add 1 to 2 ml 1 % solution of cobalt nitrate (or acetate) in methanol or ethanol. Now add 1 or 2 flakes or pellets of sodium hydroxide (lye). A deep violet- “blue color indicates barbiturates. (The color persists from 1 to 10 minutes depending on cpd.) . Ob. Strychnine Test: It can be said that for’all intents and purposes, there is no strynine in acid and never has been. If you're para- noid though, take a . 5 % solution of potassium dichromate in 60 % sulphuric acid and add a drop of this to a small amount of the unknown on a white tile. Purple changing to red indicates the presence of strychnine. . Shen's Test : This test will give a purple color for phenyle- Phrine, phenylpropanolamine and ephedrine; which are commonly sold as speed and won't get you off. To one drop of a 1 % sol- ution of the unknown in vinegar (diluted with 1/2 water), add 1 drop of 1 % copper sulphate followed by 1 drop 8 % sodium hydroxide (lye). Note the color. EDITOR'S NOTE : The above article was submitted in long- JAN-FEB 1979 NO. SS MARQUIS TEST DRUG COLOR ("=»" = changes to)_ Amphetamine orange-brown Dexedrino, Speed orange—>brown Benactyzine orange—»green—blue Bufotinine greenish-brown Demerol dull orange DMT dull orange Heroin purple LsD grey Lysergic acid & brown Lysergic acid amide brown Mescaline orange Psilocin greenish-brown Psilocybin dull orange STP yellow CRETE tow com Phone company loses . been 80 SAN FRANCISCO 'AP) — The huge Pacific little Co. came within a few days of seeing its credit card counterfeiting to date? : According to Frost & Sullivan, Inc., a New York research outfit, it's de- cause no credit card coun- terfeiters have yet boon Jailed. Once thoy are, these criminals will un- doubtedly explain their techniques to others, which is how crime spreads. Richard Ahern, who ro- searched the subject for Frost & Sullivan, inter- viewed 76 credit card criminals in four prisons. Ho learned that how to ste} credit cards and uso them is now common Imowl- edge in U.S. jails, but how to counterfeit credit cards is not. dewninur headquarters. onthe auction block apy 8 disputed $11 debt. Louis Gary, who boasts of paying bis rendental bromipte” fed ut ‘gains the prverft sigy ple," filed suit spairst the powerful utility Sharging i cu uff his wervice withuk the customary Give days notice. Ht contended that his payment was mailed on yet the payment.” said Voy said tough Wick and ‘When the telephone company admitted in court that it had received the pay ment but charged him 11 anyway to reconnect hws sereice, Cary went to City jand filed suit in smaliclaims court, = New York Telephone Co. has insued a warning to “phone phreaka” who uxe “blue boxes” to legally avoid long distance charges. The company has developed a computer which detects and prevents the fraud. However, at the news conference the company called to unvell {ts weapon, the com- puter malfunctioned, Tt took 20 minutes to repair the computer. Wrong subject WENATCHEE, Wash. — A microscopic examination in a biology Lab- turned into a police interrogation for a Wenatchee High Scho! student, The class assignment last Friday was inspecting fungi. But a tb year-old student was charged with possession of marijuana after the biology teacher discovered the ‘‘grass” the student was studying intently was the wrong specimen. Youth Hot Line Reports, Inc. 1979- Do not make checks out to Youth Hot Line Reports, PLEASE! Movement groups hand and any errors or mistakes are the result of my inability may reprint without permission with TAP's address given to decipher his handwriting, my lack of drug and chemical knowledge (Who, me?!), and my all-round general stupidity. with all credits, Please send us a copy of reprinted work. EA LETTERS FROM READERS Dear TAP, During the’ Christmas break Ig t tugether with 2 friend of mine who's also an electrical engineering student and likes ripping Bell, He knows all the latest about the new Black Be detection system which is available to all early ESS and can be used on all older systems. Cn a partial the testing piece of hardware checks the line with 4 lot of low frequency signal. This works because; 1) You protably have a resistor leaking some current through to your micrvphone element. This 10K ohm or so is-not enough to trip the billing equipment but is less than the Megohm or more on an open line. 2) Your Black Box capacitor lets the low frequency sig- nal through great! Your the AC fine and isn't nearly as well hidden in the stray capacitance of the phone line as.your line resistance can be. Note; they do this test when your phone is ringing, if they can pass the low fre- quency signal down the line, they will Suspect you are Black Boxing. So far we don't know exactly how many ringing tele- phones can be chee! se, bul supposedly, a lot since Black Box detector need only check your line during ringing and with ESS these kind of "maintenance" checks are easy to implement, Als, the exact frequency used is not known. They probably do a DC resistance check and could do an AC check anywhere from 9 - 60 Hz above that and the tone could be heard on the line. Will someone who lives in an area where they know Bell does this kind of detection try and see if there are extraneous low tones on the line during ing. Further, Bell may also do the testing with a high tone during ringing (the noise won't bother you then) which makes it really easy to measure your line capa- citance. Now some ideas! First, I don't think they can get a good yes-no result. They might get a signal to monitor your line to be sure. Their measurement capability is limited by two major factors; 1) The stray capacitance between the line from msulation losses, connection points, etc. 2) The ringer capa- citor, it should hide your capacitor pretty well. Remembering how it's hooked in, it must be a pretty big capacitor to let the 20 Hz ringing signal energize the ringer coils. But note, when you hook on your Black Box, you've series connected your 1 Mfd or so with a big 2 or 3 Mid so the total capacitance is less than either. Further, the ringer coils have some induc- tive reactance making the effect of your capacitor even larger. By knowing what a standard capacitance should be, any reading less than half is VERY suspect! What can we do about it?; Several modifications should help you hide. 1) Put your Black Box in the circuit after the point the ringer is in. This leaves the ringer capacitor on to "swamp" the line. 2) Use a bigger capacitor, then the series effect is not so noticable. This sounds funny I know, but look at the circuit, if this is how the phone company does it, then that's the cure! At about this point I realize that the damn ringer capacitor throws a monkey wrench into the works. Some investigation should be done on what effect it really has. Think about it and let ire know what you've heard. We've got to help the thousands ci Boxers in Amerika tromp this menace!!! Further, the TAP mugs and T-shirts are great! "Hide the wires", Mark Dear TAP, Until last year I was a regular receipient of your reports and now due to a situation of some urgency I find it necessary to personally respond. A certain Pacific Telephone investiga- tor, Charles Fincher, recently paid a visit to a friend of mine, accompanied by several San Francisco police, who with a search warrent, seized a Black Box after monitoring his phone for an indefir :te length of time. Fincher was overheard saying that this was the fifthteenth raid this year in San Francisco. A felony citation was issued because of an alledged $200 plus "crime" and legal procedings begin next week. Would you be so kind as to inform your readers of the situation in San Fran- cisco and send me any pertinent advice as to a legal defense. Crash Dear TAP, Thought I should pop this note in. Less than five hours after I read the article on radar detectors I got nailed by one of N.J.'s finest(?). He had one of the new moving radar units installed in his car and he was more than happy to explain how it works (at least how he uses it) after he wrote out my ticket. It seems that the State Police in N. J. have been installing the new moving radar units into as many of their cars as possible. Most of the units have been bought with the help of 2 federal grant. The unit consists of a transmit/receive antenna mounted on a swivel base and a readout unit which contains the electronics for the computations. The unit takes into consideration the speed of the police vehicle and depending ‘on the direction of the antenna (front or back) either subtracts it from or adds it to the speed of the approaching car. It has an alarm system that can be preset for any speed up to 99 mph and any speed above the set speed will sound the alarm. By the way, the trooper that nailed me had his set for 64 mph on a 50 mph road. Of course local cops don't give you near as much ofa break as that, but so far very few of them have the new units. Fuzz Buster Barry Dear TAP, Since Ma claims to now have the ultimate weapon against phreaking, in the form of a computer program, how about a different method of getting into the system? You wouldn't even need a telephone. Anyone familiar with ham radio knows these guys have their own satellite through which they can talk to other hams over distances not normally possible with the frequencies they're using, The equipment for using these satellites isn't too expensive and anyone who's built any of the projects in TAP can build his own, So what am I driving at? The phone company also uses satellites as well as micro- wave (which can be tapped into), If some bright soul could come up with the frequencies, orbits, and access codes (if any) for these phone booths in the sky, it would be possible to phreak away without ever a worry about getting nailed. I would imagine that some of the frequencies are in the UHF range, which means that if the person using the satellite is using a halfway decent antenna, there's virtually no way to track down the originating signal. Besides, the FCC is too busy chasing HFer's on CB. Ma Bell ain't the only one, either. There are dozens of those birds up there and many of them could just as easily be put to good use as serving the Megaporkers who currently enslave the world. A note about the ham satellite: from what I've read, the thing was built and paid for by donated time and money and it's its use is set by cooperative arrangement, making it just about the nearest thing I've seen to people's technology. So don't fuck it up! Enclosing a buck. Hope it'll help. (You bet yer ass it does!) Tuscon Postmen stop re-used stamps The practice of trying to give the US. Postal Service a licking by erasing can Cellation marks from stamps land re-using them has been largely stamped out, sub: urban postmasters say. Early this year, the post office issued stamps with ‘nk strong enough to with sland the vigorous erasing required to remove a can cellation mark. ofice. “Some people seem determined to beat any sys: tem use canceled stamps are not new. Brian noted “We catch quite a few re: At the Oak Lawn post of: used stamps," he said fice, cancellation equip: “People think the can. ment has been adjusted to celialion is nice and clean Produce heavier can: so they decide to use (the Ccellation marks that are im: stamps) again. Possible to erase without Mail clerks generally destroying the stamps, said notice re-used stamps. Oak Lawn Postmaster — Everhardt said the prob- Robert Nelson Jem with cancellation marks Elmhurst Postmaster being erased has William Brian said he wasn't diminished since the postal aware of attempts to erase service switched to a new cancellation marks on cancellation ink provided stamps, by the Bureau of Engraving. However, attempts to re Itcan't be erased. Erasing cancellation marks and re-using can: celed stamps “does occur, said Lou Everhardt of the postal service's Washington EDITOR'S NOTE : Smearing a drop of Elmer's Glue on the Stamp Still works. See TAP #39 for more "free" postal info. 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NI AMY 3MaHL SNOFLYMSTISNDD LYM LIne SONVHOXS 40 39TOHD 40 AVHL SI ONIHL LSM1A 3HL ‘39NVHIXA OO8 ANY NI SHINWON 008 ONTISSMBLNI ONIGNI4 40 SHOHL3W LNOXY MIL OL YNIOD ANAM MON * Sax r44yd SLUM-NI M3HWNN O08 3HL MINIS OL MOH INOdY W3NIWL 3M 4 IOTIMY LS¥1 ynD NE 0j0g uoajodeN fq ONINNVOS Ma Bell Has Competition The seven independent tele- phone companies in» New Jersey might not be as big as Ma Bell, but they provide the same level of service. ‘New Jersey Bell has at least 30 tmes #3 Any, phones is amuller counter. parts, th s tes. ‘The seven independent companit {he sate serve 78.18 business andre compared co New dency Well ared co New Je limest'3 milion customers individual telephones, ‘two af the son-Bell companies Iersey are owned and operated people. The other five are sub- lons of tetephencs around Lecat Companies ‘The two local companies are the Hillsborough & Montgomery Telephone f Belle Meade and the Warwi y Telephone Co, of Warwick, N. whieh operates the telephone system In parts of Sussex County, ‘But even those iwo companies serve more than 5.000 business and residen- tial customers each in New Jersey and, according (0 statisties provided by the U.S. Indepe: mndent ‘Telephone Associa: ‘Customers cannot pick and choore thelr telephone company because exch utility was granted its own service area under the Federal Communications Act in the 19308. Rates Are Low Hillsborough & Montgomery Tele. phone Co. has. about 50 employes to Serve 6.386 customers with 11,710 (ele- Phones. "The company has not raised Ils $3.65 rmanthly residential rate, for dil Uele 1058, Bell charges between $aa0'a'monn and sf.6s' month forthe fame service, General Manager Roy Peterson sald numerous long distance calls have en2- Hed ‘ilsboroogh &Montgcmery. Co Keep its Basie rates the 20 years, The affluent ‘the company has picked up in recent years (end to make mare long distance calls than New Jersey Bell customers, Peterson said, ‘The Warwick Valley company serves their pri- President are more afftvent than those in nner ities served by Bell. Other nonBell compantes in New Jersey are: New Jersey Telephone Co,, United of New Jersey and tho Wert Jer, rated Wied ‘Telecommusications ines the Delaware Valley Telephone Co., affil ed with General Telephone & inectrane THIS IS HOW ALL WAT EXTENDERS ARE USED AND HOW MOST COMPUTERS WERE FOUND ANI TS A VERY GOON WAY, ANT THOURAL WAY TO FIND ANY 800 NUMBER IN THE CMUNTRY AT THIS TIME YOU START GFTTING THE "WERE SORRY, DUE TO EQUIPHENT CONAITION © 2 ee ee ™ RECORDINGs YOU CAN NOW SKIP BY 10’S THUS SAVING ALOT OF TIMF. JF ‘se ‘ANNING IN NE PASS IS NONE AND NO HORE THAN SO OR SO FAILURES OCCUR IN FIARING A WORKING RANKy IT?S POSSIBLE TO CONTINUE SCANNING UNTILL ALL THE NUMRFRS ARF FOUNT, JF YQU LIKF TO WATCH TY A LOT ANT WANT SOMETHING TO DO WHILE SITTING THROUCH 4 USEN CAR COQMMFRCIAL, ITS POSSIRLE TO GO THROUGH 10-20 TRIES DURING ONE COMMFROTAL. GNI TF YOU MULTIFLY THAT RY THE NUMBER OF COMMERCIALS IW QNI'TY SHQU, TT NOFSN’T TAKE A MATHEMITICIAN TO REALIZE HOW MANY NUNRERS YOU writ CO THROUGH. ECANHING CAN RF TONE ANYTIMF YOU HAVE HORE THAN 10 MINUTES TO KILL BY MEETING FOR SOMFONEs WRITING FOR RENNER TO COOK, OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON. JN S-7 WAYS: JT JS POSAIBLE TO GO THROUGH AN INTIRE 800 EXCHANGE WHICH YIFEREN SOMCTHING LIKF 5 WATS EXTENTERSs 30 COMPUTERS» AND OTHER EQUALLY STRANGY NUMRFES, THIS WAS NONE RY SCANNING NOT HORE THAN 3 HOURS A DAY AN WAS TONE ONLY WHITE WATCHING TY OR WAITING FOR NINNER OR SNACKS. Hie | NG lig tated der 4 ae peieegies m yur gulaseripti augceeaeaes < $ ergs bascse = 2 with white TAP bass, . 323,52 ‘Be Soo iaaraan Beileliat “OTAS Bi, tan, sur yoll-w, Seas hbSz Raymond Allan Williams, 31, is @ ‘The Technological Hobbyist Conference (THC-79) will be rock ail right, bat he does hisve'a cer held this year at the Diplomat Hotel in New York City on Sunday April 22, 1979 from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM EST. Pre- registration by mail is $5.00 and will be $7. 00 at the door. This fee is needed to pay the costs of renting the ballroom, renting PA's, projectors, etc. If you can't make it to THC- 79, you can still get a supporting registration for $3.09. This entitles you to receive any junk that gets put on our Freebee Table. Supporting Registrations may be upgraded at the door for only the additional $2.00. Otherwise it's 7 bucks at the door. Dealer tables will be available for those the other day, driving off tn a plekup ihe hed’ eadged trom the ‘motor pool He dumped te truck in Kansas Tamas rented a aulte of Himself and bis driver and pitiless wishing to sell their technological goodies but be forewarned oa ,tredit and hired a plat to fty that the people with those funny initials will be there tool ‘wall, a Dealer tables are $20.00. Registration materials will be held Pl Dis acapade, Ditliate won, ot at the door so be sure to use a recognizable name. For more fave to ike ‘bis style,” the agent said. details see TAP #53, Please make all checks payable to TAP. Published for informational purposes only by Youth Hot Line Reports, ‘Inc. Address all mail and checks to : TAP, 152 W. 42 ST, ROOM 418, NY 10036 ss Gite Bean Erought te my itntion thet you raed ‘from here in 1! | just want to know where. (gat the nerve to draw a company pension for 30