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1.4 KiB
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52 lines
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THE RADIO BOMB
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by Acidous
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11. October 2002
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Disclaimer: I hereby take no responsibility for what
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you may do with the instructions within
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this file. Everything you do will be your
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own decision, and you must alone take the
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fall.
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The Radio Bomb:
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Note that this is not one of those radiocontrolled
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bombs which is set off by you pushing a button.
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It is set off by a radiostation broadcasting.
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You will need the following equipment:
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- Radio with light which lights up when it receives
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signal
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- Wire cutters
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- Some sort of explosive
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- Plastic bag
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- Some Electrically Triggered detonator
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To Make The Radio Bomb:
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Open the radio and locate the two(2) wires going
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to the small LED(Light Emitting Diode). Cut Them
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off near the LED. Fill the plastic bag with the
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explosive and put the bag inside the radio(make
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sure no electricity get in contact with the
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explosive. Now, connect the two(2) wires to some
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sort of detonation device, which you put in the
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plastic bag. Now put the radio back together so
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that it seem like nothing happen.
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How It Works:
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When the radio is turned on, and the radio receives
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no signal, nothing will happen. But when someone
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tunes the radio so that it receives signal from the
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radio station, the electricity which would normally
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light the LED will ignite the explosive and cause a
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massive explosion.
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