If you’ve got a big budget, or suffer from a little paranoia, then the GSM Crypt-a-Cell mobile phone conversation encryption device just might be your thing. The Crypt-a-Cell device is designed to encrypt incoming and outgoing voice communications in realtime to another mobile phone with a matching encryption/decryption device. (more…)
The PRO6000GSM Bug Detector is a super-professional hand-held transmitter detection device. At a cost of £700, you know that its got to be good! (more…)
Here’s a list of my top 10 spy gadgets. Don’t forget, I love this stuff as much as you do! Please do let me know what your favourite spy gadgets are too! (more…)
Radio Frequency (RF) Jammers are designed to prevent devices that rely on RF to operate. These days, so many devices are wireless, so this would include mobile (cell) phones, walkie talkies, television signals, wireless cameras, bluetooth, wireless networks (WiFi), and many more. (more…)
The Icom R2 is the baby brother of the Icom R3 (audio and video scanner), and only receives audio. However it is a great radio scanner in a very small package, doing exactly what its designed to do. It’s perfect as an audio surveillance receiver, since it has specifications that were only available in top-end and expensive models a few years ago. (more…)
With increasingly pervasive vehicle location trackers, some people will be concerned that they are being tracked. This article gives you an overview of the different types of trackers that exist. (more…)
The Icom R3 is a radio scanner with an amazing feature, the ability to receive video broadcasts, as well as audio broadcasts. However, on reading the specifications, it only receives video broadcasts on the 900–1300 MHz, 2250–2450 MHz bands. But this didn’t stop me from buying it, since I know that wireless cameras tend to operate around 1.2GHz and 2.4GHz, so this would pick them up with no problems. (more…)
This is the first article in a series relating to making your own homemade spy gear. Sometimes, it’s not possible to find exactly what you want, or indeed at a price that you can afford! So these brief articles are my tips for making your own surveillance devices, without breaking the bank.
In this article, I’m going to talk about a spy phone (aka bug phone) detector device. The kit used to make the spy phone detector is easily and cheaply available from Quasar Electronics (a UK company), but easily available in the US too.