Night Ops

Urban Sprinting: This is an idea I got from this youtube video: http://youtu.be/uTSAgpGfXK8 1.) Go to a mall and pick a random store. This store will be your starting place. 2.) Find an item with a security tag and walk to the store exit. Trigger the shoplifting alarm with the item and then leave th...

fx1k wrote:There are tons of people with zero posts.

This is why I think that we should have criteria that includes having posted a certain number of posts.

Basically I like to keep a low profile, thus the name. I am young but aged beyond my years with an almost sage wisdom. I look before I leap, do my research before I experiment, and do my recon before an op. "Proper Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance." I am knowledgeable in various pyrotechni...

Ok, I will have several questions but they will come as I remember them. :idea: Firstly, I have heard that it is possible to "bump" the catch on a combination lock with a shoe heel or rubber hammer. I have tried this several times but have been unable to make it work. I assume that it works by jolti...

OK, you have a good point about a "special area" being motivation for users to get more involved with NONET. How would we decide who to allow access though? Subjective criteria (e.g. mod/admin recommendation) are bad, since they can be abused, and because they require constant effort that the staff...

I second this proposition.

Xanatos wrote:

InShadowLies wrote: A method that is easier to use is to wear high-brightness IR LEDs.

Something like this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaIIswjQ8OA

Ya, but with more LED's so that your face is more obscured.

Ysidro wrote:

InShadowLies wrote:A method that is easier to use is to wear high-brightness IR LEDs.

The issue with this method is that you would become the equivalent of a lit-up Christmas tree trying to sneak around in the dark...

Only to cameras or people with IR vision goggles. IR light can't be seen with the naked eye.

It definitely works on school systems (handy way to get out of a test) the trick is figuring out which things on the ceilings are sensors and which ones are alarms or sprinklers (usually sprinklers don't go off unless heat causes the stopper vial to break). And about the emergency squads..Yes it doe...

I think it may be possible to blind certain cameras if you shine an IR spotlight into the lens. More discreet too since IR light is invisible to the human eye. Not too sure where you can get an IR spotlight though. Xanatos is definitely right. There are IR lasers that will blind a camera but they c...

While reading the posts about metsubishi- http://www.no.surgen.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=782 - I remembered a tool that has served me well in the past. A fine powder or dust such as chalk dust can be used in sticky situations to "test" (set off) fire alarms to create confusion. Once a fire alarm...