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dude you are truly a genius. a nerd too... but a genius nerd. one with special (spell)casting abilities and at least a 10X amazement potion multiplier.
I mean, for a long time the nuclear codes for all nukes in America was just a string of zeros. Unencrypted radio seems on par considering our real nuclear safety for a while
Guys, your videos on amateur radio inspired me to get my ham licenses. Took the test last Saturday, passed, and as of yesterday I'm a certified amateur radio operator!
I wonder if the phone screen was recorded after the shoot itself That would be more logical than continuously recording Brian's phone for several hours.
"So you have a transceiver, transmitter and receiver..." - I actually never made the connection that this is where the word "transceiver" comes from... 😅
So I used to train in locating Emergency Location Transmitters,(ELTs) some people call them something different. But its a beacon emitted on a certain frequency, I cant remember which, its used for downed aircraft. If an airplane crashes, then it sets off a beacon, and any and all ATC towers will be able to hear it. That being said, we had a job to track down aircraft when their ELT was sounding, so that it wasn't bugging the nearby ATC towers, and it is a very time-consuming process to triangulate the position, it is not easy at all. It does make things easier when you actually know the area in which the aircraft is located, but if you dont know that, it can make things difficult. We used this thing called an Elper, we also used a hand-held receiver. But triangulation is not easy. That being said, the chances of someone knocking at your front door, are very slim.
That "siren" sound is the tone that the Pactor 4 mode makes.I accidentally found out when I first set up my Pactor station and could not figure out why mine was making that sound. Once I figured it out I immediately changed mine over to Pactor 3 to be legal, lol.
Yeee yeeeeet love your videos you guys are like the best youtubers doing videos on interesting topics!!! I use some of the things that you have gone over in your videos in life as knowledge & ideas for other projects! Lots of love from new zealand
I guess for now you just start with their videos. Each skillset is pretty specific though. You also might want to have a word with your autocorrect. It's Rogue. Rouge is make-up and translates from French as red.
Hey guys, at least one ship provides Winlink RMS services at sea for ships with shorter range radios, or for stations ashore in a disaster response operation. That's the US Navy's Hospital Ship USNS MERCY - Call Sign K6MRC.
we need IRC over shortwave radio. You know, for those moments when the nuclear codes wiped out most of us and the guy with the room full of Commodores 64 is trying to reach help.
There is also E-mail over APRS. I use it to Email home on 144.8MHz when I am on vacation. In HAM radio you have exiting and mysterious adventures all the time. 73
@@Tyrone-Ward obviously, reuploading after deleting the original causes a bug in the watchlist program causing it to subscribe instead of just watchlisting
I just got winlink express working on 80m today, it still amazes me that i've sent myself an email through a big wire talking to a station almost 2000 miles away
That whistling guy was on the 30 meter band if I read the frequency correct. As per part 97 that is ILLEGAL on there as the band is for CW and data only!
Many years ago I had a friend who was a dj in Laredo, TX. There was a big storm and he was sent out to man the emergency transmitter. Now the transmitter was out in the middle of nowhere and was just a shack with a giant antenna next to it. As he was getting out of his car he went to get something from the trunk. Putting his key into the trunk lightning hit the antenna which then jumped to his car and found ground through him. Luckily he was thrown clear and regained consciousness lying in the mud. His key was welded to the trunk which was the only reason I believed him.
Or a moonbounce video, where they connect to the station across the world by bouncing the 70cm off the Moon. Or, try listening to the ISS, that's cool too.
so, they encoded the data for sending an email as sound like with sstv, and then transmitted that over radio to someone who volunteers to take those sound clips delivered via radio, and turn it back into email data to be sent over the internet? Is that right?
Meanwhile, in Cheyenne Mtn, some kid is resetting the nuclear codes because you made some guesses... How did they know "cheeseburger" is one of the codes? President gets a new football tomorrow.
I don't know why, but all this radio stuff kinda freaks me out. Creeps me out with what could randomly pop up, like the guy whistling or a numbers station. Spooky
Is it possible to find the distance a transmission is away without having to point to it with a directional receiver? If so, wouldn’t it be possible to find a location using two omnidirectional receivers and geometry? Just use a map and compass to draw circles around each receiver using distance away as the radii. There should be two points of intersection (ie two possible locations). Then compare the times of significant events in a recording of the transmission with the time to find out which receiver got the transmission first, which should point towards one of those points. Now that I think about it, your receivers might have to be pretty far apart for this to work
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Our free giveaway this week is a collection of a ton of our digital goods at Scam Stuff: 8 Extra Credit episodes, both Scam School books, plus The Professional's Guide to Fire Eating--all on one disc!
We're giving away an Extra Credit DVD to ten lucky winners of our free giveaway--just sign up at gimme.scamstuff.com for a chance to win (no purchase necessary, giveaway ends 8/22/2019)
Congrats to the winners of last week's APEX Deck giveaway: Andrew Gwatkin, Rodney Dorron, Patrick Louden, Jesus Cano, Lucius Pegan, and Arab Agarwal (we will contact you via email within the next two weeks)
The Modern Rogue
Just love this channel
was this deleted and re-uploaded?
Lol, loved this video.
*:slightly_smiling_face:*
My earbud standards are way too high. Westone custom fit in ear monitors 500 bucks a set
To say that was one of the most intense moments in my time using amateur radio would be an understatement! Glad we could make it all work!!
dude you are truly a genius. a nerd too... but a genius nerd. one with special (spell)casting abilities and at least a 10X amazement potion multiplier.
Ham Radio Crash Course I love you, this collab is the sole reason I’m into ham radio. Please keep doing these if Jason and Brian let yah
@@linktidal2902 Same! I take my technicians test on the 26th of October!
@@ChrisBeiting good luck... K8ROY
your all over this chanel...
Sending nuclear codes over an unencrypted radio wave
This seems safe
Lol
I mean, for a long time the nuclear codes for all nukes in America was just a string of zeros. Unencrypted radio seems on par considering our real nuclear safety for a while
north Korea sort a safe
Hilary Clinton is a modern rogue confirmed!!!
You could use the encryption from last episode
If only they had Nord VPN
Imagine trying to launch nukes and there's this "forgot my password" button.
"Shit! Did it require a caps character? A number...???"
"Mothers maiden name"
Nuclear code must contain one uppercase letter
You cannot change your password to you password
And then you have to click on all the pictures with a traffic light, just to launch a nuke?
Guys, your videos on amateur radio inspired me to get my ham licenses. Took the test last Saturday, passed, and as of yesterday I'm a certified amateur radio operator!
Right on! Congrats!
Congrats
Thanks guys!
Congratulations!
That's awesome! Congrats!
Feels bad, at 14:46 you can see that Brian received the Launch Codes 33 minutes earlier, but I guess he didn’t notice!!!
43 Minutes earlier! haha
I wonder if the phone screen was recorded after the shoot itself
That would be more logical than continuously recording Brian's phone for several hours.
Above comment is correct. It's just the email resent. The screen recording is a "reimagining".
Instead of "Grilled Cheese" you totally could've used "Chilled Grease"...
Chilled Grease....You mean so much to me! :-)
That just might be a hit! Quick call the Grammy's!
TMZ Cobra must be going through some tough times if they have to send nuclear launch codes via *EMAIL*
😂😂
Okay guys, we will be using email now because of budget cuts... yeah. Meeting Closed.
ALL HAIL TMZ COBRA!
Was it just me or did the video not exist for a few hours after original publishing
Yeah something happened
not just you, i posted a comment on the last video
Ya they reuploaded it
They censored his email inbox
@@testfortester7131 okay great
As a radio enthusiast, I am so thankful you are making this type of content. Being an armature operator is so much fun.
FaithsFallen I agree. It saddens me when people want to keep new enthusiasts out, gatekeep & such. Just help others figure it out!
Is operating the armature as fun as being an amateur?
“Why don’t you post comments on UA-cam, where you can truly be useless.”
I will do just that, I guess you could say I’m a modern rogue.
Well... Modern Troll anyway.
D@n your damn right I am, but your comment is also useless
@@danielmellor5783 Totally. Hug? 🤗
D@n your hug is useless.
You know, I'm something of a modern rogue myself.
The whistling guy on frequency is just Brandt with a handheld somewhere nearby isn't it?
Ever since the "Ghost Hunting TV Shows" video, I can't trust anything anymore. Mom calls to say she loves me, and I'm all "Do you REALLY?"
9:50 that's over-the-horizon radar, the bane of the 40m band.
The fact that it was this particular video that got taken down and reloaded is humorously suspicious.
CIA insists actual nuclear codes be changed before video goes up. MR accidentally uploads it *before* the codes are changed
I assume it was because Brians emails were shown and they re-uploaded to blur I few
Rogues: We emailed nuclear codes!
Government: 😦 “gets video taken down”
2 and a half hours later..
Rogues: WE SENT NUCLEAR CODES, IM A MODERN ROGUE!!!
Rose Clips woosh
@@weezerfan999 r/Ihavereddit
Rose Clips hey if you want to delete your comments that’s fine with me.
Rose Clips you didn’t get that I was making a joke about why they removed and reuploaded their video... you get the woosh.
BancroftOutdoors i commented at like 3am so i was tired can we drop this
The Modern Rogue is one of the most powerful channels on earth. The government doesn't want us to see their true power.
So I’m not gonna lie, you’ve made this stuff crazy easy to understand and it’s all awesome. Please keep doing all the awesome content y’all do
I'm so glad you guys chose Josh for this series, 73 from DXland!
Dude you said that on the original video they posted hours ago why they take it down and reupload it (26CW128 Jake)
Thanks! I had a great time. I learned alot!
@@HamRadioCrashCourse I really wanna get into HAM radio now
@@IrishEagIe Do it!
@@HamRadioCrashCourse The man, the myth, the legend, Mr KI6NAZ replied!
Top 10 anime villains-
#1 Whistling Man
I dig these colabs with Josh. You guys pointed me in Josh's direction and now I regularly enjoy both channels
“These are not the hell your whales”, how did they not pick up on that! Haha!
"So you have a transceiver, transmitter and receiver..." - I actually never made the connection that this is where the word "transceiver" comes from... 😅
So I used to train in locating Emergency Location Transmitters,(ELTs) some people call them something different. But its a beacon emitted on a certain frequency, I cant remember which, its used for downed aircraft. If an airplane crashes, then it sets off a beacon, and any and all ATC towers will be able to hear it. That being said, we had a job to track down aircraft when their ELT was sounding, so that it wasn't bugging the nearby ATC towers, and it is a very time-consuming process to triangulate the position, it is not easy at all. It does make things easier when you actually know the area in which the aircraft is located, but if you dont know that, it can make things difficult. We used this thing called an Elper, we also used a hand-held receiver. But triangulation is not easy. That being said, the chances of someone knocking at your front door, are very slim.
That "siren" sound is the tone that the Pactor 4 mode makes.I accidentally found out when I first set up my Pactor station and could not figure out why mine was making that sound. Once I figured it out I immediately changed mine over to Pactor 3 to be legal, lol.
I was searching some info on radio transmission.
BAM the modern rogue has a series of episodes going on. Keep it up guys!
News is faster and Correct Better than any Internet Just love all the Pirates channels Content Go Ham Radio
I was a communications specialist in the army for years and this stuff is super fun to me.
You guys should cover dtmf tones. There is a lot of awesome stuff about them! It also has some super old school low tech hacking involved.
Really loving these radio videos, hope you guys do more in the future!
When the opening started in 144p Jason's glasses look like two bullet wounds in his chest and I was terrified
I love when the modern rogue does radio stuff. More, please!
Dammit...Really wanted to watch this weeks video but seems i'm not welcome here
HA!!!!
OMG
Shut up and take my like.
Please tell me you didn't just change your name for this video
@@MrNight-dg1ug perhaps
What did Jason DO to this guy? When Jason asks a question, he won't even look at him when he answers. Lol.
I'm loving the videos about radio latley, very cool guys!
Commanders just need to use *Dashline* to keep launch codes safe
I bought some raycons from I think it was the arrow episode where Jason screwed up his thumb... best pair of earbuds I've ever owned
Yeee yeeeeet love your videos you guys are like the best youtubers doing videos on interesting topics!!! I use some of the things that you have gone over in your videos in life as knowledge & ideas for other projects! Lots of love from new zealand
That last minute success made me too happy
oh thats amazing, now i 120% wanting a ham licence so i can troll my best buddy thru radio-mail
I love the collision of these guys! Please do more!
Absolutely love these videos. Wish there was a class I could take, “how to be a modern rouge”
I guess for now you just start with their videos. Each skillset is pretty specific though. You also might want to have a word with your autocorrect. It's Rogue. Rouge is make-up and translates from French as red.
Hey guys, at least one ship provides Winlink RMS services at sea for ships with shorter range radios, or for stations ashore in a disaster response operation. That's the US Navy's Hospital Ship USNS MERCY - Call Sign K6MRC.
What I took away from this is : what the codes were, trolls exist on so weird radio wave and some how Brian got a email somehow by radio
Only the modern rogue can make sending a single email exciting.
Major Thomas Middleditch vibes from this dude.
Next episode of the Modern Rogue: Building Nuke Using Only Toothpick/Rubber Band/Potassium Nitrate
Paint drying can be fun for some people. I hope I’m never stuck in an emergency needing to use this service ! Very entertaining though guys.
Brian looks like my science teacher and it makes a lot of sense
Always a good time when Josh is around!
we need IRC over shortwave radio. You know, for those moments when the nuclear codes wiped out most of us and the guy with the room full of Commodores 64 is trying to reach help.
There is also E-mail over APRS. I use it to Email home on 144.8MHz when I am on vacation. In HAM radio you have exiting and mysterious adventures all the time. 73
I like that you emphazised EMAILED like it’s the craziest part of the title
When you realize he got the email 43 minutes before
that title has to have put you on some watch list lol
That's why the video got deleted the first time
@@StrokeMahEgo that's dumb because it's back up
@@Tyrone-Ward obviously, reuploading after deleting the original causes a bug in the watchlist program causing it to subscribe instead of just watchlisting
The fact that this is a re-upload makes it a little unsettling
The military builds exchange servers to use rf to transmit orders to the field. It's an insane use of the technology but super cool.
Well that email was positively radioactive.
Only thing better wok,d have been a response that said “Launch codes received- all missiles have been fired”
According to Google translate, the Spanish said "Welcome to my adult daycare, massage room and tavern"
Favourite channel I've found this month!
I just got winlink express working on 80m today, it still amazes me that i've sent myself an email through a big wire talking to a station almost 2000 miles away
That whistling guy was on the 30 meter band if I read the frequency correct. As per part 97 that is ILLEGAL on there as the band is for CW and data only!
This series is awesome!
Please do more radio related things!
Maybe get your licenses so you'll be able to transmit things yourself.
the fbi didn't like you exposing their nuclear codes
I like the image of a fbi agent wiseling so that they coulden't send nuclear codes
Go Warriors! I still remember the night ol' Sham "Wow" Wahkowski won the game for us.
Many years ago I had a friend who was a dj in Laredo, TX. There was a big storm and he was sent out to man the emergency transmitter. Now the transmitter was out in the middle of nowhere and was just a shack with a giant antenna next to it. As he was getting out of his car he went to get something from the trunk. Putting his key into the trunk lightning hit the antenna which then jumped to his car and found ground through him. Luckily he was thrown clear and regained consciousness lying in the mud. His key was welded to the trunk which was the only reason I believed him.
Whoa!
Great way to get on a high up list
Watching this seemed more tense than most of the block buster "hacker" movies.
Like the one second after reference.
A direction finding "fox hunt" showing how to find a rogue transmitter would make a great episode IMO
Or a moonbounce video, where they connect to the station across the world by bouncing the 70cm off the Moon.
Or, try listening to the ISS, that's cool too.
Love you guys so much! Can’t wait for your episodes
Dammit Murphy, now I have the Techmo Bowl theme in my head.
"Having those aberrations close enough to smell is making me sick to my stomach." -Elder Maxon
Ad Victorium!
More amateur radio videos please!
"Who do you think is watching this" apeeranlty the government is watch
I enjoyed the phreaking comment towards the end :)
Only really fans know this is a reupload.
Really?
@@vincedibona4687 yep
I wondered why I got two notifications... Then I read the title
It had *DEMONETIZED* written all over it
UA-cam sucks lol
@@emibondo For really tho?
where's the "how to find the whistling dude via triangulation" video though? :P
"Let's get Radio-active!" Not the worst thing
Interestingly, this back and forth of segments of data is actually how the internet works.
so, they encoded the data for sending an email as sound like with sstv, and then transmitted that over radio to someone who volunteers to take those sound clips delivered via radio, and turn it back into email data to be sent over the internet? Is that right?
😂 the sound effects over the cussing.
God do i love you guys, you two seem like you have soo much fun on set xD
Do a bushcraft survival shelter for a month. And make it awsome
ooh hopefully you guys get to ask him about APRS
little did jason murphy know he WOULD in fact eventually become radio man
Meanwhile, in Cheyenne Mtn, some kid is resetting the nuclear codes because you made some guesses...
How did they know "cheeseburger" is one of the codes? President gets a new football tomorrow.
I wonder if this is better than a 9600 baud and will my food be stone cold or a fossil before the message 'Your tea is ready!' comes thru!
I don't know why, but all this radio stuff kinda freaks me out. Creeps me out with what could randomly pop up, like the guy whistling or a numbers station. Spooky
That was too cool for school! (My inner Radio Shack has been satiated)
Actually just learned what the captain crunch whistle was today
The amount of time/formalities required to send this basic message reminds me of the deliberation of Ents...
Dam scary corn pop has the nuke codes
I love these radio episodes!!!
4:52 ayyyy lmao
It's final act of bravery before dying was sending the nuclear codes
i actually want all of Brian's t-shirts. they're really cool. i like them.
I am the egg man
They are the egg men
I am the walrus
Goo goo g’joob, goo goo g’joob
Is it possible to find the distance a transmission is away without having to point to it with a directional receiver? If so, wouldn’t it be possible to find a location using two omnidirectional receivers and geometry? Just use a map and compass to draw circles around each receiver using distance away as the radii. There should be two points of intersection (ie two possible locations). Then compare the times of significant events in a recording of the transmission with the time to find out which receiver got the transmission first, which should point towards one of those points.
Now that I think about it, your receivers might have to be pretty far apart for this to work
I really want shwood to go on Harmontown and talk about his epic hair journey, among other things.
Hey it’s jake gil- oh wait radio guy love him