Did you know that ATC conversations and conversations between planes are freely available, with no encryption? It is legal to listen in on ATC conversations, and in this guide I will tell you how if you have some free time. What You Need RTL-SDR Stick and Antenna (x1) This is…
This guide will show you how to make a simple GPS with Arduino. What you will need GPS Neo-6M This will be used to determine the location. Amazon Arduino UNO Rev3 This will be what we use to control all the other components. Think of this as the motherboard of…
There is a common WiFi attack that can disconnect any device on the network you are currently on. It also works on networks that you are not currently on. How it works There is a protocol in WPA2 that lets you disconnect a device safely from a network. However, these…
In this post, I will be showing you how to start feeding flight data to three services: Flightradar24, ADS-B Exchange, and FlightAware. This post may be helpful to some of you who want to run your own flight feeder, and can't tell which is a better service to feed to.…
In this guide, I will be turning a Raspberry Pi into an OpenWrt router. This is good for travel, and it can connect to VPN servers to give you secure VPN internet. What will you need? Here is a list of items you will need: Raspberry PiPower SupplyMicro SD CardMicro…
If you are looking for a nice fire solution in a place where false alarms happen a lot, this is by far the cheapest, best solution I know. What you will need - Hardware NodeMCU ESP8266 Breakout Board [x1]Flame Sensor for Arduino (Analog) [x1]Pack of generic jumper wires [x1]Generic Breadboard…
By this time, you'd probably want a temperature sensor in the house - one less than $25. If you have one, you are probably wanting a better one. Here is an easy solution to this problem. Things that you'll need - Hardware Breadboard (Generic)DHT22 Temperature and Humidity SensorNodeMCU ESP8266 Breakout…
This guide will show you how to build a PC Parts Here are the things you will need. The links lead to the components I used. CPU (I'm using an Intel Core i9 9700K)Motherboard (Make sure it's compatible with the CPU)GPUPSUCoolerCaseRAMSSD/HHD Let's get ourselves static-safe 1: Unbox the PSU, plug…
Now, when you first get this PSU, you might want to test it. For that you will need to build a PC yourself. You don't have one (or all the parts that you need)? Well, you are out of luck. Unless, unless, if you can jumpstart one. This guide will…