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/-/ How to build and use a /-/
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/-/ -%> Day-Glo Box <%- /-/
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/-/ Written, typed, and conceptualized by /-/
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/-/ John F. Kennedy /-/
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-> Author's note:
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Yes, yes, I know that this box is similar to several other boxes, including
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the so-called "Bud box," and the "beige box." Well, my reason for writing this
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version is because of the fact that once finished constructing the box, the
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file does not contain very much information on usage. It is because of that
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reason that this file was written. By the way, call Ground 0 at 988-4426.
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Thank you.
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-> What is the function of a Day-Glo box?
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Well, a Day-glo box will let you place calls for free with no time limit,
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no possibility of a wiretap, and the calls can be placed from anywhere in the
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world. Too good to be true, you say? Well, read on.
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-> How does a Day-Glo box work?
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A day-glo box is very easy to make, and very inexpensive to build. It works
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like this: on the outside of every home that has a phone, there is something
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called "the outside connection box," which is where the house is connected to
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Ma Bell's network. This ingenious device connects to a) your phone, b) the
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victim's outside box. You should be starting to get the idea.
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-> How do I construct a Day-Glo box?
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Materials necessary: 1. Radio Shack modular conversion jack
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2. A small experimenter's box (optional)
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3. 1 foot of red wire. (better to overkill)
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4. 1 foot of green wire. (same as above)
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5. 2 medium alligator clips
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Well, in order to construct this box, you will need all of the above
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materials. Note that your wire does not necessarily have to be red or green,
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but it is necessary that you be able to tell them apart. Also, you might want
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to use thick, easily bent wire (audio hookup wire works best) instead of bell
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wire. Now, on to the construction.
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1. Remove the actual modular jack from the conversion box. This can be done
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by pushing inward and then up, or you can just cut the plastic.
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2. Remove the black and yellow wires from the jack. You can either clip
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these or rip them out.
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3. To your newly isolated jack, add the 1 foot wire extensions to the
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respective wires. Soldering and then wrapping the connections with
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electrical tape works best.
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4. Next, solder the alligator clips to the extended wires. If you do not
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wish to solder them, then just wrap the clips with the wire.
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5. Now, place this newly made contraption into a box (optional). You may
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need to drill a few holes, and possibly remove the alligator clips, but
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you should have read this file first, anyway.
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-> Wiring Diagram
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Modular--------------Red-----+----Extension wire---------< Alligator
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Jack --------------Green---+----Extension wire---------< Clips
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Pretty easy, eh?
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-> Usage of the day-glo box
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The day-glo box will work with any phone. First, you need to locate a
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house that has a phone. Next, (it's preferable to do this at night) go up
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and locate the outside connection box. Pop the cover off. Locate prong 3
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and prong 4. You will attach the green wire clip to prong 3. The red wire
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clip will go to prong 4. Now, plug your phone (preferably a trimline or
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ranger) into your modular plug. You may now either listen in on the call
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(wire tap) OR you may call out to anywhere in the world. If you are really
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daring, you can bring your computer with you. Note: This box may also be
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used in conjunction with the Lunch Box in order to make a perfect phone bug.
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-> Other neat things you can do with your new box:
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1: Call 976 numbers. This should be done very frequently. Also, I find
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that after finding the victim's outside box, several calls to a gay
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hotline will have interesting after-effects. Namely, his parents
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wondering about him.
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2: Alliance teleconferencing can be accomplished quite easily. Try it!
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Call 0-700-456-1000. Or, tell the operator you'd like to initiate a
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conference.
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3: Of course, you should place several calls to other countries. This can
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be accomplished by looking in the front of your white pages for the
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various country and city codes. You should be able to follow the
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directions provided in there.
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-> Using your box at apartments/community connection boxes:
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Have you ever wondered what those 6-ft tall cabinets with the bell logo on
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them were for? Well, if you've never seen them, here's a quick description:
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They are 6-ft tall by 3-ft wide, and painted the dull phone company green.
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They can be opened quite easily with a 7/16th's inch socket wrench. After
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turning the bold over the handle, turn the handle to the right and pull. It
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should open, displaying over 100 different lines. Occasionally, you can find
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tech. manuals and test kits inside. They are usually located near phone lines.
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Okay, now, once you have opened one of these calling cabinets, locate the
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line of your choice. You will have to take out both the orange and the white
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insulated screws. The purple and white wires should come off along with the
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screws. The lines go out to the house, and the screw posts are the actual
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line. Now, you should clip the alligators to the posts, with one part of the
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clip on the insulation, and on[LINE NOISE] Now, you should clip the alligators
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to the [LINE NOISE] Oh, if you want the home to remain connected, clip the
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wires inside the hole using the alligator clips. By the way, the red terminal
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on your box goes to the orange post, and the green one to the white post...
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if that doesn't work, reverse the connection. Now, to find out the number
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you have taken over, dial 380-55555555. Yes, that's eight fives. A computer
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voice should tell you what number you are on. Heh. I hope you can take it
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from here. Oh, in apartments, you can find the calling cabinet in the base-
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ment... remember, this is not your line, so do anything you want. Call the
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President or something.
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Disclaimer: I, John F. Kennedy, can not be held responsible for your actions
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in any way. This file was written for informational purposes only,
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and should not be used to make free phone calls. In downloading
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or copying this file, you are agreeing to this disclaimer.
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Special thanks goes out to: The Longshot, for sending me an old Phucked Agent
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04 phile.
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The Wanderjahr
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