Magnetic Anomaly Detection

Alright, we all know the Targeted Individual Program is real. If you still don't, that's fine and not the point of this thread. We have some rogue and highly advanced tech in the wild and it's time for autism to reach out and take a hold of it. > Objective Capture, Identify & Isolate EMF/RF Anomalies Let's use this thread to brainstorm and keep track of progress. Spooks welcome as long as they post anime pics.

I'm going to start things off with some resources on the topic and my own progress so far. > Army Field Manual on Electronic Warfare https://fas.org/irp/doddir/army/fm3-38.pdf > Pentagon announcing EMF Superiority https://media.defense.gov/2020/Oct/29/2002525927/-1/-1/0/ELECTROMAGNETIC_SPECTRUM_SUPERIORITY_STRATEGY.PDF

>>6789 So regarding EMF's according to wiki we have have to differentiate between AC/DC generated fields when choosing our equipment fore measurements. > Electromagnetic fields can be generated by AC or DC currents. An EMF meter can measure AC electromagnetic fields, which are usually emitted from man-made sources such as electrical wiring, while gaussmeters or magnetometers measure DC fields https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMF_measurement I already own a GQ-EMF-380. Triple Axis EMF Meter with a range of 0.00 to 50μT and a resolution of 0.01/0.1 μT. It's programmable so that's great but it won't cut it for this project. https://www.gqelectronicsllc.com/GQ-EMF-360V2-380V2-390_UserGuide.pdf For DC fields I was thinking about a Fluxgate Magnetometer, which falls into the category of Vector magnetometers as opposed to Scalar magnetometers. > Vector magnetometers have the capability to measure the component of the magnetic field in a particular direction, relative to the spatial orientation of the device. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetometer#Fluxgate_magnetometer With the objective of determining the direction of origin of a target field and the reasonably low cost of a fluxgate model, I believe it will serve us well. Looks like Bartington produces decent models. https://www.bartington.com/mag612/

>>6790 Now regarding RF, I currently own a HackRF with a default antenna and another antenna for ADSB. Another anon owns a bb60c, a rather RF Spectrum Analyzer and Recorder. So we can probably get some data from him as well. He insist on purchasing Krypto500 because of the broad variety of proprietary decoders and demodulation protocols. That would be around 16k USD. I hope we can figure out a cheaper SIGINT workaround. Of course, I don't know the target frequencies so Spectrum Analysis comes first. I assume there are COM signals anywhere from ELF to EHF and another frequency for more 'offensive' signals.

Of course discussion of EMF shielding and cheap DIY solutions are encouraged as well.

>>6788 I think some earphones do receive unintended interference. This happened a few times about 2017 to late 2018 and I had the habit of keeping my earphones on even when there's no music playing just to tone down fan and background noise. I started hearing something although I forgot how it exactly sounded, thought it's just bad electricity but I was able to narrow it down into some kind of strong EM response. Unplugged the earphone and the noise persisted like the drivers are somehow powered, pic related can only be the possible way the drivers were "powered". I know it's not tinnitus and definitely also not hum.

>>6793 Hmm. Typical frequency from a tesla coil is between 50 kHz and 1 MHz. That would be one method for jamming low frequencies. It could potentially also create an EMP. Do you think a Tesla Coil would be a practicle and feasible method to fry stuff from vid related? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsixztEBXgs

Not sure what schizo OP meant, but this one is classic.

>>6795 > non lethal Ain't lethal when it's a soft kill.

>>6793 Years ago, if I had my cellphone on my desk I could tell if I was about to receive a text because I could hear a low, pulsing hum (always the same pattern) out of my desktop speakers a beat or two before my phone would process the message and notify me. But again, those were powered speakers, I can't imagine headphones carry enough latent charge to act like that without being connected to power.

>>6790 The model I posted is single axis. The one I actually intend to purchase is the triple axis one. https://www.bartington.com/product/mag690/ Really do hope this one does the trick because the budget isn't that high after all. Some recorded V2K fuarrrkery in the meantime. > Kid recording his 'schizo' episode > They are telling me to turn off the recorder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3jo-0bdSsY > You can actually hear some noise artifact telling him to turn it off (use headphones) https://youtu.be/hdzbYY7U0O0?t=205 > Another line telling him to kill himself https://youtu.be/AAEH1uEqOok?t=176

bb60c sweep data arrived. have yet to figure out what to do with it but here it is. https://u dot pcloud dot link/publink/show?code=kZUVX9XZOBowjTN0GVHH4VW3n6Lk38jqDeMX

>>6797 "ear"phones are smaller than "head"phones. Maybe it was some kind of EM pulse hopefully not an EMP weapon beamed my direction that can wirelessly power stuff "Nikola Tesla" style. Sms tone for me is usually like this https:// szynalski.com/tone#192,squ,v0.75 but maybe that may differ per provider.

>>6797 Same, very real thing, yeah.

Im no engineer but wouldn't this be potentially accomplished by analyzing barkhausen noise influenced by a batteryless low voltage electromagnetic energy harvester and the environmental electromagnetic field? Do i have the right idea in mind or am I way off in my assumption?

>>6798 Those vids actually seem like a result of the comrpession of videos when uploaded to YouTube or a problem with the camera. Some of those you clearly can tell it's his own voice distorted and located at the wrong time signature.

>>6793 This is the ghetto solution: ac signals generate a wave on any wire. So hook a long wire up to any sound recorder and it will read it as a audio signal. Note antenna length modulates optimal wave length reception unless you get a fractal one. So what you get is partly determined by your antenna and not the surrounding fields. You can do the math of course and calculate your reception pattern to normalize the input. Note also that any system wired to a electric outlet will have noise come in from the outlet - base frequency is overlaid with various other noises from dirty devices with feedback polluting the grid as well as feedback when people put devices on/off. So a clean signal would have to run on battery ideally backed by capacitors to further stabilize chemical batteries.

>>7265 To clarify I mean an electromagnetic energy harvester with an electromagnet as part of it's circuit with a gap between it and a barkhausen noise analyser. I assume that if these two things interact it will make them more sensitive to changes than on their own. Am i wrong in my thinking? Also I know the current from the energy harvester has to alternate somehow where the current reversal will reverse the poles of the electromagnet which Im unsure how that has to be done if it's possible. I know electromagnets rely on higher current so cant just use a low current but if the current is alternating at a relatively high rate that would likely cancel out and not produce an electromagnetic effect so perhaps two electromagnets with opposite poles hooked up to some sort of logic gate that only lets one go off at a time would do the trick instead of relying on current alternating? Or am i just thinking up a circuit that would have no proper function whatsoever?

You can use TikTok as a guide to locate what EMF they are using by examining places where TikTok is accurate or not, because: App Dev Admits TikTok and his App Use Data Stolen from People's Minds https://no-cookie.kiwifarms.net/data/video/2577/2577269-d60716ac324049087b22695c24d2c00f.mp4 Author of the Randonautica app confirmed on a Livestream that both his app and TikTok are using data they steal from user’s minds with hardware backdoors. His naivety is thinking the military isn’t using this for terrorism. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn77LzVhous [38:50 – 42:59]

>>7454 >kiwifarms Upload this video here, I won't go to cloudflare infested server. >youtube video [38:50 – 42:59] 1) How do you tell a woman lies? She opens her mouth. 2) Pocket telescreens are literally an external lobe for normalniggers today. By tapping inside 90% of their externalized thought processes manifested in speech near pocket telescreen, surroundings recorded on camera, and typing text, corporations build behavioral prediction models. These models turn to be accurate. This is the direct result of lifelogging lifestyle pushed to the max globally. 3) Confirmation bias. You don't know about people whose thoughts have not coincided with adverts on screen because random ads are more mundane and expected, than accurate predictions. 4) Paid promotion. 5) How does that randomnauts "app" work, is it offline and free software with "random number generator" running on phone itself, or does it feeds gigabytes to central server which does all the "prediction" based on local points of interest from all it's users? Then it's no different than Chink-Tok or Google who feed data to central server for processing and building prediction models. Damn these people live in hell. Not only they can not opt-out from manufactured consent to tracking, they can't even do anything with portions of screen and their lifetime stolen by advertisments because their locked-down telescreen devices and software forbid use of adblockers.

Aren't we (OP) talking /Geographical/ magnetic anomalies? Or is it really out-in-the-street 1st person encounters kinda stuff? I'm sure the latter can be useful for detecting various electronic systems as well as their corresponding type depending on a variety of (remotely) measurable factors, and, well, LARPing better really but I'm quite interested in the former (pic related!) Power spots & mini-pilgrimages kinda stuff, I'm missing the action of *randonautica* ever since >7454 and the web bot going offline. Also was not able to reverse engineer or find any API stuff for randonautica because lack of time, resources and intellect So how do I get terrain data and put it on a map? NASA?

>>8445 Now how did I mess that post reference up? >>7454

>>6788 >>6796 >Non-lethal just means "Not designed to kill" not "Won't kill" I can't figure out what OP wants, is OP trying to find DE weapons or EW in action, or just go around snooping random signals and radiation sources? Radio direction finders are easy to come by, but you need to know the actual operational parameters of the thing you are looking for: Example- Fire control radar =/= Maritime radar =/= weather radar =/= WIFI Each of them have very specific profiles that you can find if you know what to look for. Please clarify what you'rre objective is. Obligatory Amime gril >>8444 Trips of unluck, best start beliebing in conspiracy theories, because you are living in one Present Day, Present Time! AHAHAHAHAHA!

>>6788 good thread >>9110 but this^ to be honest >i own a GQ-EMF-380, also a hack RF, this dude has a bb60c, this mag690 is better tho i should get that.. maybe if i spend more ill get something done lots of talk about hardware, nothing about software or methodology. like yeah tooling is cool and stuff but what is it youre actually accomplishing? im sure that mag is real precise but are you actually pulling valuable data from it? not super sure why you would need a survey-grade mag to do anythying, youre not looking for ore, why would you need it to be this precise? insanely precise mags will pick up disturbances from nearby ferrous objects in motion, how do you differentiate between a car going by and a super-secret satellite weapon? just not sure what picking up piss-weak magnetic fields could accomplish. those cheap-ass HMC5883L mags i have laying around can tell where a (significant) magnetic field if coming from, now what do i do with this information? pretty sure if i was trying to locate that ADS hummer, what would be most effective is the mark1 eyeball.if youre trying to figure out where some RF is coming from you should be triangulating it the usual way. there's gotta a bunch of projects on github to do that. that Krypto500 thing is really interesting to be honest, but thats not really using weaponized-autism to figure soykaf out. its just throwing more money at the problem. real autism would be using UniversalRadioHacker or something to reverse-engineer that soykaf.

>>11344 Op stop being a little bitch and have some self respect. You aren't that important that people are inherenty out to get you. If you dont respect yourself and other people, nobody is going to respect you back. >>11349 I feel like you are in the navy lain, but you do you. This is a good point. You need to really be looking for something in order to find it. There are so many signals out there, that knowing exactly what to look for is just as important as having the equipment and know how to do it. To what end tho? If you are in the military or are a spook, you probably have all the equipment and training you need. If you are a random signal autist, then you could just figure out what you want to look for, and cater your equipment for that specific need. This site has a good break down of what different types of waves are used for. https://www.radartutorial.eu/07.waves/Waves%20and%20Frequency%20Ranges.en.html