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NOISE BOX
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Introduction
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So, that enemy has finally done it. They have really  ticked  you
off  so  bad  that  you are going to get them back for it. I mean
bad. Allright then, you have a mind-set for the noise-box then.

What is a noise-box? It is a device you can attach to a  victim's
phone line so that an abnormal amount of noise will be present on
the line at all times, which would make data transmissions almost
impossible  and  voice communications annoying, to say the least.
So, now that you know what it is, let us go about  the  steps  of
building one.


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Materials
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    1 5k Potentiometer/10k Potentiometer 15 turn
    1 1.0-1.5 uf Capacitor, non-polarized, 100vdc+
    1 100 ohm, 1/2 or 1/4 watt resistor
    2 Alligator clips
    1 Beige box
    1 Green base (closest to victim's house)


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Procedure
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    1) Solder one end of the capacitor to the middle lug  of  the
       pot.
    2) Solder one end of the resistor to either remaining end  on
       the pot.
    3) Attach alligator clips on the other ends of the  capacitor
       and resistor.
    4) Go to the green base by the victim's house.
    5) Open the green base to expose the terminal block.
    6) With a beige box, locate the victim's line using ANI.
    7) Remove the beige box and remember which terminal it was.
    8) Take your noise box and hook the capacitor's clip  on  the
       tip of the victim's terminal. (tip - left side)
    9) Hook the resistor's clip on the ring of the victim's  ter-
       minal. (ring - right side)
   10) Put the beige box back onto the terminal and press a digit
       ...listen for any noise, and slowly adjust the  pot  until
       you hear the greatest amount of line-noise. Stop adjusting
       the pot, remove the beige box, and  close  the green base.
       You are done!



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Closing
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  Pretty nifty, huh? Well, I know there are easier ways of  doing
this,  and  I will experiment a bit to find the best combination,
so you won't have to go around adjusting pots and shit. Well, en-
joy, and don't go doing it around my house...


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