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[ILUG-Social] Wireless proximity device

[ILUG-Social] Wireless proximity device

Ronan Kirby ronan at kirby.ie
Sat May 19 18:54:23 IST 2001


Of course there are certain security implications too, and I don't mean
network.

Imagine if this were to catch on. Your local scum bags would have a
field trip! Driving through an estate seeing who's in and who's out ;o)

- R

Colin Whittaker wrote:
>
> Random thoughts on this.
>
> How about a low power fm transmitter, stick an oscilator on its input,
> then all you need on the mailfetching machine is either a card based fm
> reciever or a really simple reciever circuit with its output into a
> soundcard.
> Then just see if your signal is there or not.
>
> Colin
>
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