Marshy goes too far in pursuit of better FM radio

[Marshy]

>>> Edited by Marshy on Thursday 7th March 19:09

[thom]

Or is it for CB use?
Plod: "Marshy's going down the road, send the RAF to flash him"

[JMorgan]

quote:
Or is it for CB use?
Plod: "Marshy's going down the road, send the RAF to flash him"

You mean catch him?

[thom]

Yes, sorry, what's the term in English for being "photographed by a radar"?

[vindaloo]

quote:
Yes, sorry, what's the term in English for being "photographed by a radar"?

sh"t more points, usally

[sipow]

So thats what you use to prise open the boot when the battery is flat

Simon, (front door slamming behind me)

[JMorgan]

Mind you it looks more like the diner table now has several books under one corner.

[MikeyT]

Marshy, superb!!

[HarryW]

Or is it a lightning conductor for when you've got the roof off and don't fancy yer bounce takin a direct hit
Incidentally did you edit the photo to obscure the numberplate or doesn't it photograph well for cameras with flashes

Harry

[tvradict]

Bloody Hell! They'll see you from Cambridge with that!! Damn!! Begging question is, is FM reception any better???

[JMorgan]

Marine sort of aerial? Is that a N type connector I can see, seems a bit large for a BNC. Coax under the hood?
Nice colour, get me train spotting book...

[Marshy]

Er, umm, OK, answers...

N type, yes. Ruddy great bit of low loss MIL-spec coax, yes.

Ergo, it's not an FM or CB aerial. 2.4GHz ac-chully - it's my wireless LAN auditing tool. A very quick auditing tool

Went out to the Cambs TVR meet in it to test the mount I'd just bodged (er, lovingly fashioned) up for it. I wind tested it to within a few mph of the antenna's max wind rating.

Numberplate - yeah I scribbled it out. Wuss that I am

>> Edited by Marshy on Thursday 7th March 23:11

[tvradict]

quote:
Ergo, it's not an FM or CB aerial. 2.4GHz ac-chully - it's my wireless LAN auditing tool. A very quick auditing tool

Marshy, without going too deep, why do you need a Wireless LAN auditing tool! (Be Technical, I'm studying HND Network Administration!)

[JMorgan]

2.4 gigs? knob on the end the business bit? Who transmits that and where, thought it was in the amature band? We used to transmit video at about 2 gigs

>> Edited by JMorgan on Thursday 7th March 23:39

[Marshy]

Bootnote: for those of you who wanted to know what the hell I'm on, all is explained here:-

www.secure-si.co.uk/

(Follow the Wireless Network Survey link).

[HarryW]

Bluetooth territory that band as well, unregulated research band I seem to remember. Most businesses will soon need to have mil spec for their link encryption devices. If not for privacy then for corruption from crosstalk/noise from everyone else’s use of the band.
Happy snooping, you sure you don't work for G**Q as well!

Harry