Spy Review

The Wireless Covert Earpiece has been on my wishlist for a very long time. The earpiece allows you to listen to a radio device such as a radio transceiver or radio scanner where there are no visible wires from the radio device to your ears. This earpiece device is commonly used by government security agencies and surveillance teams in police forces.

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This really cool Reverse Peephole Door Viewer gadget will allow you to look behind doors that have peepholes! This was developed by Law Enforcement agencies for risk assessment when storming properties!

The device is based on simple physics and will add additional lenses to that of a door to allow you to look into the property behind. The device shown is designed for homes in the US, but I imagine it would work on many properties in the UK too!

Just a tip, make sure that your peephole window is covered up!

These Walkie Talkie Watches are so fantastically useful. They have a normal clock function, as you might expect from a watch, but also are full-featured PMR (Private Mobile Radio-communicator) walkie talkies too! Being a watch, these walkie talkies are quite covert, but also very convenient to carry. If you’ve ever seen the film “FX/2: The Deadly Art of Illusion“, these devices make an appearance in the movies too!

They come with a headset, voice activated function (VOX), call tones, squelch control, they’re splash proof, and surprisingly good talk time. After the initial 24 hour charge, a full 6 hour charge will provide 40 hours of standby power and 2 hours of continuous talk time. The walkie talkies have eight channels and 38 sub codes per channel giving you over 300 channel combinations for private conversation. To top that all off, PMRs do not require a licence either! So you can talk using the watches completely free!

Night vision devices are becoming very affordable these days (i.e. less than £200 or $400), so it’s becoming increasingly tempting to purchase one of these gadgets for a bit of fun.

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You all know about the Swiss Army Knife, but perhaps you don’t know about the Swisscard range (which are basically Swiss Army Knives in a credit card form). It’s roughly 3-4 mm in thickness and can easily be carried in a wallet. This really is a useful spy gadget, as you know too well when you need that useful pair of scissors or screwdriver to get you out of a little problem.

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Although Frequency Counters are not strictly bug detectors, they are very useful if you discover a hidden transmitter and want to know what it is transmitting on for further investigation.

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