German wired field phone.

Started by Moab, February 02, 2023, 01:57:12 PM

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Moab

There are probably better options. But the advantage to a field phone. On your bugout property is they are hardwired together. So no one can listen in. Like with a standard two way radio. They are cheap. And this place sells the wire too.

Again. Probably cheaper systems. I'd love to hear about secure comms on say a homestead or BOL?

https://majorsurplus.com/catalog/product/view/id/14173/s/german-military-surplus-field-phone-in-case-used/?smclient=f0b2bb66-421b-11ec-b169-2841c6acdb70&utm_source=salesmanago&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=default
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mzmc

I'm certified as an Emergency Services Comms Tech in Germany, meaning that I have exhaustive training in everything the FF-OB/ZB can do

I have three of them, and been meaning to make a comprehensive YouTube tutorial on everything there is to know for years, because of the distinctive lack of English material on this device.

Guess I'm too lazy. You guys interested in my notes?
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Uomo Senza Nome

No, people can listen in, it requires the right skill set and equipment. Making an assumption that nobody could ever listen in to your conversation is a common OPSEC failing.
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mzmc

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Quote from: Uomo Senza Nome on June 23, 2023, 07:03:54 AMNo, people can listen in, it requires the right skill set and equipment. Making an assumption that nobody could ever listen in to your conversation is a common OPSEC failing.

True, but listening in to a low-power POTS line usually requires a direct tap with physical access, especially if you run a dedicated twisted pair (as opposed to a single wire +  relying on the ground loop for return).

At that point, you are thinking about a skilled targeted attack, as opposed to your former neighbors with shotguns and a 40 buck AliExpress radio scanner.
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flybynight

Quote from: mzmc on June 23, 2023, 02:03:58 AMI'm certified as an Emergency Services Comms Tech in Germany, meaning that I have exhaustive training in everything the FF-OB/ZB can do

I have three of them, and been meaning to make a comprehensive YouTube tutorial on everything there is to know for years, because of the distinctive lack of English material on this device.

Guess I'm too lazy. You guys interested in my notes?
Normally I would be interested in something like this. But I don't see a point since it is a German field phone and I don't speak German  :slide:  
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OH I can't read German either.

trans·late
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express the sense of (words or text) in another language.
"the German original has been translated into English"
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Ok I googled translate. Now what?  :slide: :slide:
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Raptor

Quote from: mzmc on June 23, 2023, 02:03:58 AMI'm certified as an Emergency Services Comms Tech in Germany, meaning that I have exhaustive training in everything the FF-OB/ZB can do

I have three of them, and been meaning to make a comprehensive YouTube tutorial on everything there is to know for years, because of the distinctive lack of English material on this device.

Guess I'm too lazy. You guys interested in my notes?
Yes please! Please do a video and post the link here.
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Asparagus

Quote from: mzmc on June 23, 2023, 02:03:58 AMI'm certified as an Emergency Services Comms Tech in Germany, meaning that I have exhaustive training in everything the FF-OB/ZB can do

I have three of them, and been meaning to make a comprehensive YouTube tutorial on everything there is to know for years, because of the distinctive lack of English material on this device.

Guess I'm too lazy. You guys interested in my notes?
I have access to four of these, but no experience with this kind of stuff. Learned pretty quick not to touch the contacts while turning the crank... Cool devices, and all four where still working thought one generator seemed a little weak. Would be fun if i could find any use for them.


Raptor

Please post data on these. Also if anyone has the knowledge to wire in a pots system for local use that would make a great article.
Folks you are on your own...Plan and act accordingly!

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