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Bombs/Explosives/Experiments
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Vinegar: 3-5% Acetic Acid
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Sani-Flush: 75% Bisulfate
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Tincture of Iodine: 47% Alcohol, 4% Iodine
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Rubbing Alcohol: 70% or 99% Isopropyl alcohol
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[*-> Household Substitutes <*-]
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Chemical Name Household Substitute
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Acacia Gum Arabic
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Acetic Acid Vinegar
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Aluminum Oxide Alumia
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Aluminum Potassium Sulfate Alum
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Aluminum Sulfate Alum
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Ammonium Carbonate Hartshorn
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Ammonium Hydroxide Ammonia Water
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Ammonium Nitrate Saltpeter
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Ammonium Oleate Bannana Oil
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Barium Sulfide Black Ash
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Carbon Carbonate Chalk
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Calcium Hypochloride Bleaching Powder
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Calcium Oxide Lime
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Calcium Sulphate Plaster of Paris
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Carbonic Acid Seltzer
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Carbon Tetrachloride Cleaning Fluid
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Cetyltrimethylammonium Bromide Ammonium Salt
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Citric Acid Citrus Fruits
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Ethylene Dichloride Dutch Fluid
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Ferric Oxide Iron Rust
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Furfuraldehyde Bran Oil
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Glucose Corn Syrup
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Graphite Pencil Tip
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Hydrochloric Acid Muriatic Acid
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Hydrogen Peroxide Peroxide
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Lead Acetate Sugar of Lead
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Lead Tetro-oxide Red Lead
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Magnesium Hydroxide Milk of Magnesia
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Magnesium Silicate Talc
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Magnesium Sulfate Epsom Salts
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Methyl Salicylate Wintergreen Oil
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Napthalene Mothballs
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Phenol Carbolic Acid
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Potassium Bicarbonate Cream of Tartar
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Potassium Bitartrate Saltpeter
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Potassium Chromium Sulfate Chrome Alum
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Potassium Nitrate Saltpeter
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Silicon Dioxide Sand
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Sodium Bicarbonate Baking Soda
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Sodium Borate Borax
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Sodium Carbonate Washing Soda
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Sodium Chloride Salt
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Sodium Dioxide Sand
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Sodium Hydroxide Lye
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Sodium Hydroxide Drain Cleaner
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Sodium Silicate Water glass
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Sodium Sulfate Grauber's Salt
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Sodium Thiosulfate Photographers hypo
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Sulfuric Acid Battery Acid
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Sucrose Cane Sugar
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Zinc Chloride Tinner's Fluid
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Zinc Sulfate White Vitriol
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[ ] * Generating Chlorine Gas *
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Get a large bottle and put AJAX in the bottom. Then pour some Ammonia
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down into the bottle. Since the gas is heavier than air, it will stay down
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in there unless you use large amounts of AJAX or Ammonia.
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[ ] * Chlorine + Turpentine *
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Take a small cloth or rag and soak it in Turpentine. Quickly drop it
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into the bottle of Chlorine. It should give off alot of black smoke and
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probably start burning...
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[ ] * Chlorine Fuse Bomb *
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Materials:
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-1 Large explosive (M-80 or above)
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-1 Large cylindrical cardboard container such as kool-aid drink mix
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-1 Roll of black electrical tape
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Fill the container half-way with comet cleanser. Then nestle the explosive
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on the cleanser. Pour more cleanser until container is filled, leave
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explosive's wick sticking out above the comet, stick fuse through plastic top
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to the container tightly. To ignite this bomb just light the fuse and move
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quickly. The bomb will explode and fill the air with poison gas.
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[ ] * Chlorine Gas *
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Materials:
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-1 Two liter bottle
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-1 Measuring cup
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-1 Bottle of chlorox bleach
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-1 Bottle of Ammonia
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Pour 1/2 a cup of chlorox into the bottle. Pour 1/2 cup of Ammonia into the
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bottle. Quickly screw on the cap to the bottle and throw the bottle far
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away. The cap will blow off releasing a deadly cloud of fumes.
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[ ] * Chloride of Azode *
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A good example of how ammonium nitrate can be chemically mixed with other
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substances, and impart its explosive qualities to these otherwise nonexplosive
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materials, is in the preparation of chloride of azode.
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1. A quantity of chlorine gas is collected in a small glass beaker, and placed
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upside down on another glass beaker containing a water solution of
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ammonium nitrate.
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2. Now the solution of ammonium nitrate is heated gently. While it is being
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heated, the surface of the solution will become oily, and finally
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small droplets will form and sink to the bottom of the beaker.
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3. After this process is finished, remove the heat and drain off excess
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ammonium nitrate solution. The droplets that remain at the bottom of
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the beaker are chloride of azode of nitrochloride. Nitrochloride
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explodes violently when brought into contact with an open flame, or
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when exposed to temperatures above 212 degrees F.
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There are hundreds and hundreds of formulas for the use of ammonium nitrate,
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in different explosive compounds. For further information, a chemistry manual
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or handbook of explosives can be useful.
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[ ] * Hydrogen + Chlorine *
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Take the test tube of Hydrogen and cover the mouth with your thumb. Keep
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it inverted, and bring it near the bottle of Chlorine (Not one that has
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reacted with Turpentine) Say "Goodbye test tube", and drop it into the
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bottle. the Hydrogen and Chlorine should react and possibly explode
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(Depending on purity and amount of each gas) an interesting thing about this
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is they will not react if it is dark and no heat or energy is around, but
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when a light is turned on, enough energy is present to cause them to react...
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[ ] * Generating Hydrogen Gas *
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To generate Hydrogen, all you need is an acid and a metal that will react
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with that acid, try Vinegar (Acetic Acid) with Zinc, Aluminum, Magnesium,
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Etc. You can now collect Hydrogen in something, if you note Hydrogen is
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lighter than air. Light a small amount and it burns with a small *POP*
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Another way of creating Hydrogen is by an electrolysis of water, this
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involves separating water (H2O) into Hydrogen and Oxygen by an electric
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current. To do this you need a 6-12 Volt battery, two test tubes, a large
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bowl, two carbon electrodes (Take them out of any unworking 6-12 Volt
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battery), and table salt. Dissolve the salt in a large bowl of water.
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submerge the two test tubes in the water and put the electrodes inside them,
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with the mouth of the tube aiming down. Connect the battery to some wire
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going down to the electrodes. This will work for awhile, but Chlorine will
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be generated along with oxygen which will undoubtedly corrode your copper
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wires leading to the Carbon electrodes. (The table salt is broken up into
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Chlorine and Sodium ions, the Chlorine comes off as a gas with oxygen while
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Sodium reacts with water to form Sodium Hydroxide...) Therefore, if you can
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get your hands on some Sulfuric Acid, use it instead. It will not affect the
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water conduct electricity.
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[ ] * Creating Oxygen *
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Get Hydrogen Peroxide and Magnesium Dioxide (It's a black powder found in
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batteries) mix the two in a bottle, and possibly some vaseline. The two will
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react and give off oxygen. If the bottle is stoppered, pressure will build
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up and shoot it off, if stoppered too tight notice it will explode.
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[ ] * Iodine *
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Tincture of Iodine contains mostly Alcohol and a little Iodine. To separate
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them, put the tincture of Iodine in a metal lid from a bottle and heat it
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over a candle. Have a stand holding another metal lid directly over the
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tincture (about 4-6 inches above it) with ice in top of it. the Alcohol
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should evaporate, and the Iodine should sublime, but should form Iodine
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crystals on the cold metal lid above. If this works, you can use the iodine
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along with household ammonia to form Nitrogen Triiodine.
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[ ] *How To Make Nitrogen Tri-Iodide*
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Probably the most hazardous explosive compound of all is nitrogen
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tri-iodide. Strangely enough, it is very popular with high school chemsits,
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who do not have the vaguest idea of what they are doing. The reason for its
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popularity may be the ready availability of the ingredients, but it is so
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sensitive to friction that a fly landing on it, has been known to detonate it.
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The recipe has only been included as a warning and a curiosity. It should not
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be used.
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[1> Add a small amount of solid iodine crystals to about 20 cc. of
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concentrated ammonium hydroxide. This operation must be performed
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very slowly, until a brownish-red precipitate is formed.
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[2> Now it is filtered through filter paper, and then washed first with
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alcohol and secondly with ether.
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Tri-idodide must remain wet, since when it dries it becomes super
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sensitive to friction, and a slight touch can set it off.
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[*Nitrogen Triiodide*]
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Nitrogen Triiodide is a very powerful and very shock sensitive explosive.
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Never store it and be carful when you're around it- Sound, Air movements, and
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other tiny things could set it off.
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MATERIALS-
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2-3G Iodine
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15ML concentrated Ammonia
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8 sheets filter paper
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50ml beaker
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Feather mounted on a two meter pole
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Ear plugs
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Tape
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Spatula
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Stirring Rod
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Add 2-3g Iodine to 15ml Ammonia in the 50ml beaker. Stir, let stand for 5
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minutes. Do the following within 5 minutes!
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Retain the solid, decant the liquid (Pour off the liquid but keep the brown
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solid...). Scrape the brown residue of Nitrogen Triiodide onto a stack of four
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sheets of filter paper. Divide solid into four parts, putting each on a seperate
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sheet of dry filter paper. Tape in position, leave to dry undisturbed for at
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least 30 minutes (Preferrably longer). To detonate, touch with feather.
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(Wear ear plugs when detonating or cover ears- it is very loud!)
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[*Nitrogen Triiodide #2]
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Five grams iodine
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three grams potassium iodide
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20 ml. concentrated ammonium hydroxide
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filter paper & funnel.
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Stir the potassium iodide and iodine together in a beaker with 50 ml. of water.
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Add the ammonium hydroxide with stirring until no more precipitate forms. Filter
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and spread a thin layer of the wet solid on several filter papers. Break the
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filter papers into many small pieces and allow to dry for several hours. On
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drying, the paper is extremely sensitive to touch and will explode violently
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with the slightest disturbance. Can be handled safely when wet. Do not let any
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sizeable quantity of the dry material accumulate. --- I was able to buy
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concentrated ammonium hydroxide from a photographic supply.
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[ ] * Gun Powder *
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Materials:
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-3 Cups granulated potassium nitrate
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-2 Cups powdered charcoal
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-1/2 Cup sulfur
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-3 Pints Rubbing Alcohol
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-3 Cups Water
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1. Place the alcohol in a 2 Gallon bucket
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2. Place Potassium Nitrate, Charcoal, and Sulfur in a heat resistant 2
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gallon bucket. Add 1 cup of water and mix very thoroughly until all
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of the ingredients are dissolved.
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3. Add two more cups of water then place the bucket over an open fire
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and stir until you see small bubbles forming.
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4. Remove the bucket from the fire and pour it's contents into the
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alcohol bucket.
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5. Let the mixture set for about 5 minutes. Strain the liquid through a
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thick cloth, then squeeze in such a way that the powder left on it is
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formed into a good sized clump.
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6. Place some screening over a dry bucket, and rub the clump of powder
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over it.
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7. Pour the powder from the bucket over some sun-stricken cement to dry
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Remove from sun as soon as dry. You now have some gun powder to do
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with what you please...
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[*Gun Powder II (Easy Version)*
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85% Potassium Nitrate 65% Potassium Chlorate
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12% Charcoal 22% Charcoal
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32% Sulfur 13% Sulfur
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Potassium Chlorate is the same thing as Sodium Chlorate or Salt Peter
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Mix dry, add water to make past, let dry, then crush to grain. Do not use
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metal object when crushing.
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[ ] * Fertilizer Explosive *
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Materials:
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-Fertilizer with containing no less than 32% total Nitrogen
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-A 1:1 mixture of Oil and Gasoline
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-16 Ounce bottle
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1. Crush the fertilizer into a flour like substance
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2. Mix 32 parts fertilizer to 1 part oil/gas mixture while stirring
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vigorously
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3. Spoon mixture into 16 Ounce bottle
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4. Insert blasting cap, just below the surface of the fertilizer
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explosive, ignite when ready.
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[ ] * Fertilizer Explosive # 2 *
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Materials:
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-Fertilizer with no less than 32% Nitrogen
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1. Grind the fertilizer into a flour like substance
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2. Mix 4 parts fertilizer to 1 part bronzing powder
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3. Store in air-tight container until ready to use
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4. When ready to use, go to step 4 of Fertilizer Explosive #1
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[ ] * Sodium Chlorate/Sugar Explosive *
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Materials:
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-Sodium Chlorate
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-Granual sugar
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-Steel pipe threaded at one end and one end cap
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1. Mix 3 parts sodium chlorate to 2 parts sugar
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2. Screw on the end cap onto one of the threaded ends
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3. Pour the mixture into the pipe
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4. Insert a blasting cap just below the surface of the mixture
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[ ] * Picric Acid *
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Materials:
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-Asprin tablets
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-95% pure alcohol
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-Sulfuric Acid (from car battery; boil until white fumes appear)
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-Potassium Nitrate (Part II)
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1. Crush 20 asprin in a glass container then add 1 teaspoon water and mix
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into a paste while stirring
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2. Add about 1/3 to 1/2 cup of Alcohol to the asprin paste while stirring
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3. Tape a paper towel over a glass container and pour the solution over it.
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Pitch the residue left on the paper towel.
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4. Pour the filtered solution into a glass or ceramic dish
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5. Heat a pan of water 160-180 degrees. Place the dish into the
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Alcohol/Water solution evaporates leaving behind white powder
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6. Pour 1/3 cup of Sulfuric Acid into a jar then add the white powder
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7. Place the jar into a pan of simmering water for about 15 minutes then
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remove the jar from the pan. The solution should turn yellow-orange in
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color
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8. Add 3 teaspoons of Potassium Nitrate to solution while stirring
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vigorously. The solution will turn red then back to yellow-orange
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9. Allow the solution to cool to room temperature while stirring
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occasionally
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10. Pour the solution into a glass containing 1 1/4 cup of water while
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stirring vigorously
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11. Filter the solution through a paper towel into a glass container
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12. Wash the yellow particles that collect on the towel with 2 teaspoons of
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water.
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13. Place the particles in a glass or ceramic dish and set in simmering water
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for 2 hours
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[ ] * How To Make Picric Acid *
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Method for the preparation of picric acid:
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1. Phenol is melted and then mixed with a concentrated solution of sulfuric
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acid. The mixture is constantly stirred and kept at a steady
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temperature of 95 degrees C., for four to six hours, depending on the
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quantities of phenol used.
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2. After this, the acid-phenol solution is diluted with distilled water, and
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an equal excess amount of nitric acid is added. The mixture of the
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nitric acid will cause an immediate reaction, which will produce heat,
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so the addition of the acid must be performed slowly, but more
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importantly the temperature of the solution must NOT GO ABOVE 110
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degrees C.
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3. Ten or so minutes after the addition of the nitric acid, the picric acid
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will be fully formed, and you can draw off the excess acid. It should
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be filtered and washed in the same manner as above, until the litmus
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paper tests show that there is little or no acid present. When
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washing, use only cold water. After this, the picric acid should be
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allowed to partially dry.
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Picric acid is a more powerful explosive than TNT, but it has disadvantages.
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It is much more expensive to make, and is best handled in a wet 10% distilled
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water form, as picric acid becomes very unstable when completely dry. This
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compound should never be put into direct contact with any metal, since
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instantly on contact there is a formation of metal picrate, which explodes
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spontanteously upon formation.
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[ ] * Electrical Blasting Cap *
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Materials:
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-.75 Grams of Mercury Fulminate
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-Picric Acid
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-Spent casing of at least .22 calibre (.45, .50, .38, etc...)
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-12" fuse with insulated wire
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1. Strip about 1/4" of the insulation from the center of the wire
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2. Drill 2 holes in the casing
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3. Thread the wire so that the non-insulated area is inside the casing
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4. Fill the casing with the Mercury Fulminate
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5. When your done with step 8, connect one end of the wire to the positive
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lead of a battery (the higher the voltage the better)
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6. Connect one end of the second wire to the negative lead and the second
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wire to a SPST or DPST or other 2-way switch (make sure the switch is in
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the off position)
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7. Connect the other end of the first wire to the other end of the switch
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8. Flip the switch whenever your ready to ignite the blasting cap.
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[ ] * How to make Mercury Fulminate for Blasting caps *
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3.12 MERCURY FULMINATE
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Mercury fulminate is perhaps one of the oldest known initiating
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compounds. It can be detonated by either heat or shock, which would make it
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of infinite value to a terrorist. Even the action of dropping a crystal of
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the fulminate causes it to explode. A person making this material would
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probably use the following procedure:
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Method # 1
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1. Take 5 grams of pure mercury and mix it with 35 milliliters of Nitric Acid.
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2. The misture is slowly and gently heated as soon as the solution bubbles
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and turns green, one knows the silver mercury is dissolved.
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3. After it is dissolved, the solution should be poured, slowly, into a
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small container of Ethyl Alcohol. This will result in red fumes.
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4. After a half hour or so, the red fumes will turn white, indicating that
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the process is nearing its final stage.
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5. After a few minutes, add distilled water to the solution
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6. The entire solution is now filtered, in order to obtain the small white
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crystals. These crystals are pure mercury fulminate, but should be
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washed many time, and tested with litmus paper for any remaining acid.
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Method # 2
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1. Mix one part Mercuric Oxide with ten parts Ammonia solution. When ratios
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are reached they are always according to weight rather than volume
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2. After waiting eight to ten days, one will see that the Mercuric Oxide has
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reacted with the Ammonia solution to produce the white fulminate crystals
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3. These crystals must be washed several times and tested with litmus paper
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for any remaining acid
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[ ] *Cheap Electrical Igniters
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Materials:
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pack of 100 silicon diodes (available at any electronic store; you know you
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got the right ones if they are very,very small glass objects.)
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pack of matches
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1 candle
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Procedure:
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1. light the candle and allow a large pool of molten wax to form in the top.
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2. take a single match and hold the glass part of a single diode against the
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head....bend the wires around the head so that one wraps in an upward direction
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and then sticks out to the side...do the same with the other wire, but in a
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downward direction. The diode should now be hugging the match head, but its
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wires MUST NOT TOUCH EACH OTHER!!!!
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3. dip the match head in wax to give it a water-proof coat (work under water)
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4. repeat steps 1 - 3 to make as many as you want
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How to use:
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When these little dudes are hooked across a 6vDC battery, the diode reaches
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what is called break-down voltage. When most electrical components reach this
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voltage, they usually produce great ammounts of heat and light, while quickly
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melting into a little blob. This heat is enough to ingite a match head. These
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are recomended for use under water, where most other ingniters refuse to
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work. Enjoy!
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[ ] * Land Mine *
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Materials:
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-1 M-80 or other explosive
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-3 Wires
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-1 9 Volt battery
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-1 Solar igniter
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-1 Pressure plate switch
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1. Connect the wire from battery to switch to solar igniter to battery
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2. Replace fuse on M-80 with solar ignitor
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3. Hide device under a light coat of dirt
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4. Place switch in the path when switch is pressured the bomb will go off
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[ ] * Detonators *
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The most common time-delay device is an ordinary safety fuse. These
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fuses usually consist of a black-powder core surrounded with a fabric and
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then a layer of waterproof material. Although there are many different types,
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it can generally be said that safety fuses burn between 30 and 45 seconds
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per foot; however, check these figures when you make your purchase. Fuses
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can be bought from any mail-order pryotechnics company. Two with whom I have
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dealt are:
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Ecco Products
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Box 189
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Northvale, New Jersey 07647
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Westech Corporation
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P.O. Box 8193
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Salt Lake City, Utah 84108
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Double-coated waterproof fuse usually sells for 20 to 25 dollars for
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a thousand to fifteen hundred feet. I would advise purchasing this equipment,
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since homemade fuses are not to be trusted.
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Bombs can be detonated in many ways. The detonation and use of
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certain devices are based mainly on the cleverness and imagination of the
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saboteur. I will discuss several basic forms of detonators, both nonelectric
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and electric. However, there is an infinite number of variations, which may be
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better suited to individual situations.
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The first type is referred to either as a tension-release, or a
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wiretrap device. It operates on the principle of releasing the tension
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caused by a wound spring, on the firing pin, and allowing it to strike and
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set off a nonelectrical blasting cap. The nonelectrical blasting cap will in
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turn generate the necessary heat to ignite the TNT or dynamite. This can be
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implemented in many ways. A common method in which the wire-trip device can
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be employed is stretching a trip wire six inches above the ground. Another
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equally popular method of employing the tension-release device is attaching
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the taut wire to the back of a door, so that, when the door is opened, the
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tension is released, and the explosive ignites.
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A device very similar to the last one is the pull-trigger electric
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detonator. It functions in the same manner, in that a safety pin is removed
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from the striker or firing pin, causing it to move forward and connect with a
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metal plate. This connection with the metal plate completes the electrical
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circuit. The batteries have been connected by wires to an electrical
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blasting cap, a metal plate, and finally to the firing pin. Although
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professional supplies for this equipment are available at reasonable prices,
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the device can be constructed from household items. The construction of this
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device is as follows: two flashlight batteries are connected to each other,
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and then one wire is run from one end of the batteries to the electrical
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blasting cap, the other wire from the opposite end of the batteries to the
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metal plate. A third wire is run from the blasting cap to the firing pin.
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This now completes the fully cocked device.
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In the same manner as the explosive is detonated, so is the common
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military grenade. The principle of a tension release is the same. After the
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pin is pulled out of the military grenade, the spring is free to react,
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causing the primer to ignite the lead-spitter fuse, and it in turn will ignite
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the lead oxide and pentolite. The pentolite will release enough heat to
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ignite the TNT and cause fragmentation of the metal casing.
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The next type of detonating device I am going to discuss is called the
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pressure-trigger device. It is based on the application of pressure rather
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than its release, as in the previous devices. This mechanism is primarily
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used when an electrical circuit is employed. The plunger is pushed down; it
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forces one thin metal plate against another thicker metal plate. The batteries
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are connected, via the blasting cap, to each of these metal plates. Therefore,
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when they touch, the electrical circuit is complete, and the explosive will
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ignite.
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This type of device has several important advantages. First of all,
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it can be constructed away from the area it will be used in. This will cut
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installation time down to seconds.
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[ ] * Pressure Detonators *
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The next type of detonating device I will discuss is called a
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releas-of-pressure mechanism. This device employs exactly the same principles
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as the pressure-trigger device, except in reverse. The movement of the
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pressure plate, rather than down, is now up. This can be used effectively when
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a weight is placed on the pressure plate. Then when it is removed, the
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explosives will be ignited. To construct, use a heavy-duty spring beneath the
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first metal plate. Connect a wire from the blasting cap to the first metal
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plate. The second wire is then stretched from the bottom of battery "A", to
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the second metal plate. The third wire is run from the electrical blasting cap
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to the top of battery "B". When this is accomplished, the booby trap is fully
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cocked. When the weight on the pressure plate is remove, the spring will will
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force the second metal plate against the first, thus completing the electrical
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circuit and exploding the device.
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In a tension-release booby trap, when the tension, resulting from a
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wire pulling on a pliable metal strip, is released, the metal strip will snap
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back into another metal strip. Since the wires from the batteries and blasting
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cap are connected to either metal strip, when they touch, the circuit will be
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complete and it will detonate the explosive charge. This type of detonator is
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especially effective when attached to drawers, doors, or any movable object.
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[ ] * Mortars *
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Materials:
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-3" Long and 4" Diameter iron pipe, threaded at one end
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-End cap for pipe
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-Gun powder
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-9 Volt lantern battery and wires
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-1 Pound of small stones or other small metal scrap (hex nuts)
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-2, 20" X 20" rags
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-Paper bag
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-Light bulb
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1. Screw the end cap on the pipe
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2. Using a file, make a hole in the top of the light bulb
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3. Fill the light bulb and sack with gun powder
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4. Solder two very long wires to the base of the light bulb
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5. Put the bulb in the sack with the wires hanging out. Fill the rest of
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the sack with gun powder
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6. Put the sack into the back of the pipe. Make sure the wires lead out of
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the pipe
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7. Wad up one of the rags and pack it into the pipe. Make sure the wires
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led out of the pipe.
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8. Insert scrap, stones, shrapnel on top of the first rag
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9. Wad up the second rag and pack it in at the top
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10. Use some form of electrical tape
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11. Use battery to ignite
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[ ] * Pressure Plate Switch *
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Materials:
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-9 Volt Lantern battery
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-Piece of wood size of the pressure plate you want
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-Four small pieces of wood approximately 1/4" thickness
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-A piece of flexible conductive material (sheet metal,cut coke can,etc.)
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1. Nail the four extra pieces of wood to the corners of the largest piece of
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wood.
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2. Connect one wire to the positive lead of the battery
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3. Nail the stripped end of the positive wire to the center of the large
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piece of wood.
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4. Solder a second wire to the piece of metal
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5. Dig a hole where you want the pressure plate. Place the piece of wood
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into the bottom of the hole. Set the metal on top of the four supports.
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Cover with a loose, thin layer of dirt, leaves, etc.
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6. Attatch a third wire to the negative battery lead
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|
|
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[ ] * Briefcase Bomb *
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Materials:
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-Briefcase
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-Moustrap
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-9 Volt battery
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-Plastique
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-Electrical blasting cap
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1. Remove all parts of the mousetrap except for the spring loaded lever
|
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2. Attatch a wire to the positive lead of the battery and wrap it around the
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lever
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3. Attatch a second wire to the negative lead to the battery to one end of
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the wire of the blasting cap
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|
4. Attatch a second wire to the other end of the blasting cap wire
|
|
5. Put in a considerable amount of plastique into the briefcase
|
|
6. Insert blasting caps
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7. Tape down the battery and mousetrap to the bottom of the case
|
|
8. Push back lever and tape the final loose wire (leads to blasting cap) to
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the mousetrap so that if the lever would be released. It would complete
|
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the circuit
|
|
9. Keeping the lever held back in it's spring-loaded position, close the
|
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briefcase top and lock it
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|
10. When it's opened, the lever will spring shut, completing the circuit to
|
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the blasting cap, igniting the plastique and blowing them to hell...
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|
[ ] * Booby Traps *
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[Road Trap]
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|
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This incorporates a wire-trip action to complete the electrical circuit. It
|
|
is extremely simple to make, since all the equipment can be gathered around
|
|
the house. The great advantage to this particular device is that the
|
|
explosives are detonated when the vehicle is directly over it, so insuring
|
|
maximum destruction. To construct a road trap, begin by digging three holes
|
|
across a roadway. Into two of the holes place the explosive charges, and into
|
|
the third place a regular car battery. Connect the first wire from the
|
|
negative terminal of the battery via each of the blasting caps, in each
|
|
charge, to a metal pin on one side of an ordinary clothespin. The
|
|
clothespin must be kept open by a small wooden wedge, which is attached to a
|
|
thin black wire stretched across the roadway. When the semi-invisible wire is
|
|
pulled, the wodden wedge will fall out of the clothespin, thus closing the
|
|
clothespin. When the clothespin is closed, the two metal pins will connect
|
|
the electrical circuit, thus exploding the charges.
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|
|
|
[Walk Trap]
|
|
This incorporates the same type of wire-trap action as described in the road
|
|
trap. The walk trap is not electrically operated, it relies on a percussion
|
|
detonator. When the wire is pulled, it pulls the safety pin out of the heavy
|
|
firing pin. The heat created from the detonator's explosion will be
|
|
sufficient to set off the TNT. This type of booby trap is especially effective
|
|
in dense undergrowth where the trip wire cannot be readily seen (see figure).
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######
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########
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#[TREE]#
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########
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######
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||
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||
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/||
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!:!.;!.!.;!:;.! / ||
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!:;[Tall Grass];! Wire->/ ||
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!;::!;;.;!.;;!.;! / ||
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!.;..!;..;.:!.;!! / ||
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______________________!.!!;.!:..!..:!.!______/_____||_________________
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-----[Board]----- /
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| ______ | /
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|----|heavy |---|---/ <-Safety Pin
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| |firing| |
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| \pin / |
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| \ / |
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| \/ |
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| |
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| |
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|------####-----| <---[### = Detonator]
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|///////////////|
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|/////[TNT]/////|
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|///////////////|
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|_______________|
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|
|
[Bangalore Torpedo]
|
|
This is nothing more than a few sections of pipe filled with sticks of
|
|
dynamite, sealed at the ends, and joined in the middle by couplings, thus
|
|
permitting the torpedo to be of varying lengths. The cap at one end must have
|
|
a small hole drilled in it, so that a fuse and blasting cap can be inserted.
|
|
It can be used very effectively to destroy walls, barricades, and
|
|
steel or iron doors. These are also great weapons against cars, trucks, and
|
|
even trains. If piping of this sort is not available, you can make a
|
|
substitute torpedo by taking a stick of dynamite and wrapping it tightly with
|
|
electric tape and thin copper wire. To be effectvie, it should have many
|
|
layers of each.
|
|
|
|
[Homemade Hand Grenade]
|
|
This is constructed from an empty, clean, condensed-milk can, attached to a
|
|
wodden handle. It is then filled halfway with a layer of dynamite. In the
|
|
dynamite is placed a nonelectric blasting cap, with a five to six second
|
|
fuse. The dynamite is then covered with small pieces of iron, until the can is
|
|
full. Seal the top of the open end closed, leaving a small hole for the fuse.
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|
|
|
/
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|
====|====
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|
=.:.|.:.=
|
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=:.:|.:.= <--[:.: = Iron Scraps]
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|
=.:.|:.:=
|
|
=---|---=
|
|
=///+///=
|
|
=///+///= <--[+ = Non-electric Blasting Cap]
|
|
=///+///=
|
|
=///////=
|
|
=///////= <--[/// = Dynamite]
|
|
=========
|
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|||
|
|
||| <-- Wooden Handle
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|||
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|
|
[Anti-Personnel Grenade]
|
|
This is constructed by taking a piece of pipe and closing it at one end,
|
|
either by soldering or by screwing a cap on it. The pipe is packed tightly
|
|
with dynamite, and sealed at the other end, leaving a small hole for the
|
|
detonator, which is made in the following manner. A piece of one-eighth-inch
|
|
tubing is fastened to the end of a piece of fuse, which in turn is attached
|
|
to a detonating cap. On the other end of the fuse, a bit of cotton, saturated
|
|
with chlorate of potassium and common sugar, is placed, followed by another
|
|
piece of cotton and a little vial of sulferic acid. (This vial must be
|
|
hermetically sealed, to prevent leakage). Finally, a piece of wood or iron,
|
|
which can be easily moved, is packed in the remaining empty space. The piece
|
|
of wood is placed there, so that when the pipe is moved the piece of iron or
|
|
wood will fall against the vial of sulfuric acid and break it. Once the
|
|
sulfuric acid contacts the potassium chlorate, the chemical reaction will
|
|
cause a very hot flame, which will ignite the fuse and cause the explosion. If
|
|
this type of device is placed in a roadway, or directly in the path of the
|
|
enemy army, there is a good change it will be set off - either by a kick or
|
|
by curiosity.
|
|
|
|
[Book Trap]
|
|
To construct this, you will need a large book, perhaps a thousand pages. The
|
|
book should be hollowed out, leaving the edges intact. In this hollow place,
|
|
put a dry cell battery and your explosive, and connect the wires. Fix two
|
|
metal contact points to the edges of the book, and separate them with a
|
|
wooden wedge, which is attached to the rear wall of the bookcase. This must
|
|
be accomplished in such a manner that, when the book is removed from the
|
|
shelf, the metal contact points will touch and complete the electrical
|
|
circuit, thus causing the detonation of the explosive charge.
|
|
|
|
[ ] BOOK BOMBS
|
|
|
|
Concealing a bomb can be extremely difficult in a day and age where
|
|
perpetrators of violence run wild. Bags and briefcases are often searched
|
|
by authorities whenever one enters a place where an individual might intend
|
|
to set off a bomb. One approach to disguising a bomb is to build what is
|
|
called a book bomb; an explosive device that is entirely contained inside of
|
|
a book. Usually, a relatively large book is required, and the book must be of
|
|
the hardback variety to hide any protrusions of a bomb. Dictionaries, law
|
|
books, large textbooks, and other such books work well. When an individual
|
|
makes a bookbomb, he/she must choose a type of book that is appropriate for
|
|
the place where the book bomb will be placed. The actual construction of a
|
|
book bomb can be done by anyone who possesses an electric drill and a coping
|
|
saw. First, all of the pages of the book must be glued together. By pouring
|
|
an entire container of water-soluble glue into a large bucket, and filling
|
|
the bucket with boiling water, a glue-water solution can be made that will
|
|
hold all of the book's pages together tightly. After the glue-water solution
|
|
has cooled to a bearable temperature, and the solution has been stirred well,
|
|
the pages of the book must be immersed in the glue-water solution, and each
|
|
page must be thoroughly soaked. It is extremely important that the covers of
|
|
the book do not get stuck to the pages of the book while the pages are drying.
|
|
Suspending the book by both covers and clamping the pages together in a vice
|
|
works best. When the pages dry, after about three days to a week, a hole must
|
|
be drilled into the now rigid pages, and they should drill out much like wood.
|
|
Then, by inserting the coping saw blade through the pages and sawing out a
|
|
rectangle from the middle of the book, the individual will be left with a shell
|
|
of the book's pages. The pages, when drilled out, should look like this:
|
|
|
|
________________________
|
|
| ____________________ |
|
|
| | | |
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| | | |
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|
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|
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|
| | | |
|
|
| |__________________| |
|
|
|______________________|
|
|
|
|
(book covers omitted)
|
|
|
|
|
|
This rectangle must be securely glued to the back cover of the book.
|
|
After building his/her bomb, which usually is of the timer or radio controlled
|
|
variety, the bomber places it inside the book. The bomb itself, and whatever
|
|
timer or detonator is used, should be packed in foam to prevent it from rolling
|
|
or shifting about. Finally, after the timer is set, or the radio control has
|
|
been turned on, the front cover is glued closed, and the bomb is taken to its
|
|
destination.
|
|
|
|
[Loose Floorboard Trap]
|
|
This one utilizes the same principles as the Book Trap, in that is relies on
|
|
two metal contact points touching to complete the electrical circuit. Beneath
|
|
the loose floorboard are two strips of pliable metal of bamboo, each with a
|
|
metal contact point, which will touch when pressure is brought down on the
|
|
loose floorboard.
|
|
|
|
[Gate Trap]
|
|
This is an extremely simple, effective, and relatively safe booby trap. To
|
|
cock the booby trap, pull the pin on a regular tension release grenade, and
|
|
place beneath a swining gate, or anywhere that will supply the pressure
|
|
necessary. When the gate is moved (either opened or closed), the pressure
|
|
will be released and the grenade detonated.
|
|
|
|
[Chimney Trap]
|
|
Take three or four sticks of dynamite and tape them together. Attach a
|
|
nonelectrical blasting cap, with a three or four foot fuse. Now tape the
|
|
dynamite about five feet up on the inside of the chimney, leaving the fuse
|
|
hanging loose downward. The end of the fuse should be about a foot or so up
|
|
the chimney so that it is out of sight. When a fire is lit, the heat
|
|
generated will ignite the fuse, and it will explode the charge, further up the
|
|
chimney. This works extremely well, since most of the tamping is supplied by
|
|
the very structure of the chimney.
|
|
|
|
[Car Trap]
|
|
It has many advantages, the most important being that you do not have to carry
|
|
your own power supply, but rather use the ignition system of the car itself.
|
|
Wires are run from the electrical blasting cap to points along the electrical
|
|
ignititon system, and attached with alligator clips. When the key it turned,
|
|
it will complete the ignition system, and thus explode the bomb. A good place
|
|
to hide explosives is in the hollow cavity behind the dashboard, since then
|
|
the full force of the explosion will be directed at the individuals in the
|
|
front seat.
|
|
|
|
[Pipe Trap]
|
|
There are basically two methods of booby-trapping a pipe. The first is very
|
|
similar to the chimney trap, except the intent is to blow off the smoker's
|
|
head. A small amount of tetryl or lead azide is placed in the mouthpiece of
|
|
the pipe, and a fuse is attached, which leads through the rest of the pipe to
|
|
a point about one-quarter-inch beneath the bowl. When the smoker lights the
|
|
pipe, the fuse will be lit, and burn down untouched, until it detonates the
|
|
explosives in the mouthpiece, and blows the smoker's head off.
|
|
The second method is a little more complex but just as effective. A
|
|
very sensitive explosive is placed in the mouthpiece, as before, except an
|
|
activated firing pin is placed in the stem of the pipe. The smoker will
|
|
attempt to light the pipe and find he cannot suck through it. Believing the
|
|
stem to be blocked with tar or nicotine, he will unscrew the threaded joint.
|
|
The act of unscrewing will release the firing pin, and detonate the
|
|
explosives.
|
|
|
|
[Cacodyal]
|
|
Since it is not feasible to make napalm in your kitchen, you will have to be
|
|
satisfied with cacodyal. This made by chemically extracting all the oxygen
|
|
from alcohol, and then replacing it, under laboratory controls, with metal
|
|
arsenic. The formula for alcohol is C4 H5 O, whereas for cacodyal it is
|
|
C4 H5 AR. Now, this new substance, cacodyal, possesses spontaneous
|
|
inflammability, the moment it is exposed to the air. Therefore it can be put
|
|
into a bottle and used like a Molotov Cocktail. If it is thrown, it will
|
|
explode on impact, but this is not its real advantage. When it explodes, a
|
|
dense white smoke is given off. This is white arsenic, a deadly poin. One
|
|
inhalation will probably cause death in a matter seconds.
|
|
|
|
[Molotov Cocktail]
|
|
This is an incendiary bomb, which bursts into flame on breaking. A
|
|
quart bottle is filled with 2/3 gasoline and 1/3 oil. A fuse is made of an
|
|
old gasoline-soaked rag, and then stuffed into the mouth of the bottle. The
|
|
bottle is corked, and the fuse is lit. It is thrown and, when it breaks, it
|
|
will burst into flame. The enemy will not be able to extinguish the fire with
|
|
water. These were used with varying degree of success in the struggle
|
|
in Hungary. According to some reports they can disable a tank.
|
|
|
|
[MOLOTOV COCKTAILS]
|
|
|
|
First used by Russians against German tanks, the Molotov cocktail is now
|
|
exclusively used by terrorists worldwide. They are extremely simple to make,
|
|
and can produce devastating results. By taking any highly flammable material,
|
|
such as gasoline, diesel fuel, kerosene, ethyl or methyl alcohol, lighter fluid,
|
|
turpentine, or any mixture of the above, and putting it into a large glass
|
|
bottle, anyone can make an effective firebomb. After putting the flammable
|
|
liquid in the bottle, simply put a piece of cloth that is soaked in the liquid
|
|
in the top of the bottle so that it fits tightly. Then, wrap some of the cloth
|
|
around the neck and tie it, but be sure to leave a few inches of lose cloth to
|
|
light. Light the exposed cloth, and throw the bottle. If the burning cloth
|
|
does not go out, and if the bottle breaks on impact, the contents of the bottle
|
|
will spatter over a large area near the site of impact, and burst into flame.
|
|
Flammable mixtures such as kerosene and motor oil should be mixed with a more
|
|
volatile and flammable liquid, such as gasoline, to insure ignition. A mixture
|
|
such as tar or grease and gasoline will stick to the surface that it strikes,
|
|
and burn hotter, and be more difficult to extinguish. A mixture such as this
|
|
must be shaken well before it is lit and thrown
|
|
|
|
[Whistle Trap & Other Handy Devices]
|
|
|
|
A booby trap that has an effect similar to the one created by the
|
|
pipe trap, is the whistle booby trap. It is constructed by separating the
|
|
metal or plastic sides into their natural halves. This can be accomplished by
|
|
steaming. Now, fill each half one-fourth full of an extremely friction-
|
|
sensitive explosive. Before gluing the two halves together, include a small
|
|
ball made of a rough sandpaper-like substance (glue some sand together). When
|
|
the whistle is blown, the ball will bounce around inside the shell, creating
|
|
enough friction heat to set off the explosive charge.
|
|
An interesting booby trap can be constructed by using a bottle, full
|
|
of a highly sensitive liquid explosive, which will detonate on the extraction
|
|
of the cork. The cork is designed with a friction element that pulls through
|
|
a sensitive explosive. When this booby trap explodes, it does extensive
|
|
damage, due to the fragmentation of the glass.
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An extremely simple device for setting a time-delay fire is a book of
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matches, with a lighted cigarette stuck in it. This is then left upon
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combustible material. The cigarette, as it burns down, will light the matches,
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and they in turn will generate the heat necessary to ignite the other larger
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combustible material.
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Another incendiary time-delay device is constructed out of a candle,
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friction matches, and several rags soaked either in gasoline or kerosene. The
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candle is placed upright in the center of the bundle of matches. As the candle
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burns down, it will ignite the matches, and they will ignite the rags. One can
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usually expect about a fifteen-minute delay with this device.
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|
[ ] * Trap Light Bulbs *
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An automatic reaction to walking into a dark room is to turn on the
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light. This can be fatal, if a lightbulb bomb has been placed in the overhead
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light socket. A lightbulb bomb is surprisingly easy to make. It also comes
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with its own initiator and electric ignition system. On some lightbulbs, the
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lightbulb glass can be removed from the metal base by heating the base of a
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lightbulb in a gas flame, such as that of a blowtorch or gas stove. This must
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be done carefully, since the inside of a lightbulb is a vacuum. When the glue
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gets hot enough, the glass bulb can be pulled off the metal base. On other
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|
bulbs, it is necessary to heat the glass directly with a blowtorch or
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oxy-acetylene torch. When the bulb is red hot, a hole must be carefully poked
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in the bulb, remembering the vacuum state inside the bulb. In either case,
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once the bulb and/or base has cooled down to room temperature or lower, the
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|
bulb can be filled with an explosive material, such as black powder. If the
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glass was removed from the metal base, it must be glued back on to the base
|
|
with epoxy. If a hole was put in the bulb, a piece of duct tape is sufficient
|
|
to hold the explosive in the in the bulb. Then, after making sure that the
|
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socket has no power by checking with a working lightbulb, all that need be
|
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done is to screw the lightbulb bomb into the socket. Such a device has been
|
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used by terrorists or assassins with much success, since nobody can search the
|
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room for a bomb without first turning on the light.
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Materials:
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-1 Light Bulb
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-1 Gallon of gasoline
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-1 Tube of Epoxy glue
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-Liquid Soap
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1. Place hole in the light bulb (See Below)
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*
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[ ]
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[ ]
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[ ]
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*[ ]*
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[ ]
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[ ]
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[ ]
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[-----]
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*-Mark where hole may be placed
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2. Carefully pour some gasoline through the hole filling half the bulb
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3. Carefully pour some liquid soap in to complete filling the bulb
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4. Cover the hole with Epoxy glue
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5. Make sure the switch is off and screw light bulb in socket, when the
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switch is turned on. The bulb will explode sending sharp fragments of
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glass all over...
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[ ] * Pipe Bomb (Easy Version) *
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Materials:
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-1 Threaded steel pipe with caps on the ends
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-1 Baby food or other small jar
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-Some small rocks
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-Some Baking Soda
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1. Fill glass jar with Vinegar
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2. Fit glass jar into steel pipe
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3. Cap one end of pipe
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4. Drop small rocks into pipe
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5. Fill pipe with Baking Soda
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6. Screw the other cap on tightly and then weld it shut. This is usually
|
|
used as an impact explosive, toss it on a hard surface, the contact will
|
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break the jar, five to ten minutes later, it will explode
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[*Pipe Bomb*]
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Buy a section of metal water pipe 1/2 by 6 inches long, threaded on both ends.
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Buy two metal caps to fit. These are standard items in hardware stores. Drill a
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1/16th hole in the center of the pipe. This is easy with a good drill bit.
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|
Hanson is a good brand to use. Screw a metal cap tightly on one end. Fill the
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(pipe to within 1/2 inch of the top with black powder. Do not pack the powder.
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|
Don't even tap the bottom of the pipe to make it settle. You want the powder
|
|
loose. For maximum explosive effect, you need dry, fine powder sitting loose in
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a very rigid container. Wipe off any powder that has gotten onto the top or
|
|
threads of the pipe. Gently screw on the second cap. Hand tighten only. Place a
|
|
small piece of tape over the hole and go to your test site. Remove the tape and
|
|
insert a two inch piece of black match fuse or a firecracker fuse into the hole.
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|
Place the bomb behind a large rock or tree. Using thread or string, lightly tie
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a 2 inch piece of sulfured wick to the end of the fuse. Avoid letting the wick
|
|
touch any objects. This might cause it to go out. Light the wick and head for
|
|
cover in a direction that keeps the rock or tree between you and the bomb at all
|
|
times. Get behind cover at least 50 yards away. You may not expect such a large
|
|
explosion from such a small object. The pipe will be blown to pieces which will
|
|
fly through (the air like bullets. An accident could seriously wound or kill
|
|
you. This is not a big firecracker. It is more like a hand grenade. The size of
|
|
the bomb can be increased by using a larger pipe end caps. To make a big noise
|
|
without blowing up your pipe, cap one end only. Drill a 1/16 hole at the top
|
|
of the threads at the capped end. Put in about 3 to 4 rounded teaspoonsful of
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powder. Pack about 2 inches of wadding on top of the powder. Toilet paper or
|
|
kleenex is good for this. Pack it tight. Open up a safety pin and stick it
|
|
into the hole. Work it around to loosen up the powder so a fuse can be inserted.
|
|
When this goes off, the recoil will be tremendous. You will loose your pipe
|
|
unless you brace it securely against (something. The pipe can be reloaded and
|
|
used again. A fun trick is to mount the pipe pointing upward. Drop a tin can
|
|
over the open end and light the fuse. The can will be blown high into the air.
|
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Campbell's soup cans are great for this.
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|
|
[ ] * Nitro Explosive *
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Materials:
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-65% Nitric Acid
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-20% Glycerine
|
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-15% Sulfuric Acid
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|
1. Mix these into solution form. This should explode by heat, impact or
|
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fuse.
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|
|
|
[ ] * Nitro Compound II *
|
|
Petroleum jelly and Potassium Chlorate in a 1:1 ratio by weight make a totally
|
|
safe when wet compound, but is highly explosive and shock sensitive when dry.
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|
|
|
[ ] * Formulas For Ammonium Nitrate Compounds *
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[1> Ammonium nitrate 60 [2> Ammonium nitrate 34
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Potassium nitrate 29.5 Potassium nitrate 34
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Sulfur flour 2.5 TNT 17
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Charcoal powder 4 Ammonium chloride 15
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Woodmeal 4
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[4> Ammonium nitrate 70
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[3> Ammonium nitrate 59 Ammonium sulfate 9
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Woodmeal 10 Nitroglycerin 6
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Nitroglycerin 10 Barium sulfate 7
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Sodium chloride 20 Dextrin 8
|
|
Magnesium carbonate 1
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[6> Ammonium nitrate 75
|
|
[5> Ammonium nitrate 88 Aluminum powder 25
|
|
Charcoal powder 12
|
|
[8> Ammonium nitrate 64
|
|
[7> Ammonium nitrate 94 TNT 15
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Potassium nitrate 2 Sodium chloride 21
|
|
Charcoal powder 4
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|
[10> Ammonium nitrate 35
|
|
[9> Ammonium nitrate 60 Potassium nitrate 33
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|
Woodmeal 10 TNT 15
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Nitroglycerin 10 Ammonium chloride 20
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|
Sodium chloride 20
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|
|
|
The formulas listed above are for high explosives. They are not for
|
|
cherry bombs or Roman candles. The ingredients that make up these formulas
|
|
have several functions: The first is the explosive agent itself, the second is
|
|
the stabilizing agent, and third is a texturizer (paraffin). Below are listed
|
|
the most important and common ingredients that are used to form an explosive
|
|
compound, and a description of their purpose and function.
|
|
|
|
[Ammonium Nitrate]: An extremely unstable, white explosive, usually in
|
|
crystalline form.
|
|
[Aluminum]: A silver metallic powder, when in pyro grade, it is a major
|
|
ingredient in many ammonal explosive compounds.
|
|
[Ammonium Oxalate]: A very valuable stabilizing agent, especially for nitro.
|
|
[Barium Nitrate]: Nitrated barium, in white crystalline powdered form.
|
|
[Charcoal Powder]: A fine black powder, which is extremely absorbent, and used
|
|
extensively in pyrotechnics.
|
|
[Guncotton]: Nitrated cellulose (sawdust) is fairly stable, but usually used
|
|
with other ingredients rather than alone. It is about 13-14% nitrogen.
|
|
[Naphthalene]: This is a sensitizing agent that is normally in a white
|
|
crystalline form.
|
|
[Paraffin]: This is a primary ingredient in plastique, and acts as a
|
|
texturizer.
|
|
[Potassium Nitrate]: An explosive compound in itself, which is stable. It is
|
|
usually in a white crystalline form.
|
|
[Potassium Perchloride]: A white powder used as an igniting agent in high
|
|
explosives. It is an extremely common ingredient in low explosives.
|
|
[Resin]: A gummy substance, which is flammable, and used in high explosives as
|
|
an igniting agent.
|
|
[Sodium Carbonate]: This white crystalline powder acts to neutralize acid,
|
|
which may make the explosive more unstable than it normally is.
|
|
[Sodium Chloride]: This is nothing more than ordinary table salt, and is used
|
|
as a cooling agent in many high explosives.
|
|
[Sodium Nitrate]: A stable explosive compound which has the advantage of
|
|
being water-absorbent.
|
|
[Sodium Sulfate]: A stabilizing powder, which is water-resistant.
|
|
[Starch]: This can be either potato or corn starch, and acts as an absorbent
|
|
in many explosive compounds.
|
|
[Sulfur]: A yellow crystalline powder, which should be used in flour form
|
|
only.
|
|
[Vaseline]: A clear petroleum jelly used in a similar manner as paraffin, as
|
|
a plasticizer, for many forms of exploding gelatins and plastic
|
|
explosives.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Chlorox/Draino Bomb *
|
|
Materials:
|
|
-2 Jars with metal lids (Baby food)
|
|
-1 Bottle chlorox bleach
|
|
-1 Bottle of liquid draino
|
|
-1 Roll of electrical tape
|
|
Fill one of these jars with chlorox and the other with liquid draino. Screw
|
|
the lids on both jars and seal them tightly with electrical tape. Tape both
|
|
jars together and to ignite this bomb just throw upon a hard surface. The
|
|
bottles will break and an explosion will occur. The larger the bottles
|
|
(Jars) the larger the effect of the bomb.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Soda Bomb/Poison Gas (2X Chlorine Gas Bomb) *
|
|
Materials:
|
|
-1 Box granulated pool chlorine
|
|
-1 Bag of sugar
|
|
-1 Bucket of water
|
|
-1 Two-liter soda bottle or other glass bottle
|
|
-1 Small glass jar with metal lid
|
|
Make a mixture of the following: 50% Chlorine, 50% Sugar
|
|
Put it in the bottle. Then fill the glass jar with water and put it in the
|
|
soda bottle. Throw this bomb at a hard surface, it'll create a explosion
|
|
and very harmful fumes.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Incendiary Bomb *
|
|
First get a 16-Ounce returnable bottle, a tube of caulking, and a considerable
|
|
amount of gun powder. Pour the calking into an old pot and warm it over a nice
|
|
hot stove until it is plasma-like and gooey. Now, take an old strip of cloth
|
|
about 10" long X 3/4" wide. Dip it in the caulking so that it is completely
|
|
covered with the stuff. Place the strip in the bottle so as a little bit sticks
|
|
out the top. Pout in roughly 3/4 cup of gun powder into the bottom. Fill the
|
|
rest of the bottle up with the caulking, let dry, light the cloth. When the gun
|
|
powder explodes, it will spew out chards of glass and flaming strands of
|
|
caulking (similar to napalm)
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Coin Changer Fraud *
|
|
Have you ever seen one of those really big changer machines in airports, laudromats
|
|
or arcades that dispense change when you put in your 1 or 5 dollar
|
|
bill?
|
|
1. Find the type of change machine that you slide in your bill length wise,
|
|
not the type where you put the bill in a tray then slide the tray in!!!
|
|
2. After finding the right machine get a $1 or $5 bill. Start crumpling it
|
|
up into a ball. Then smooth out the bill, now it should have a very
|
|
wrinkly surface.
|
|
3. Now the hard part. You must tear a notch in the bill on the left side
|
|
about 1/2 inch below the little 1 dollar symbol (see figure)
|
|
4. If you have done all of this right then take the bill and go out to the
|
|
machine. Put the bill in the machine and wait. What should happen is:
|
|
When you put your bill in, the machine thinks everything is fine. Where
|
|
it gets to the part of the bill with the notch cut out, the machine will
|
|
reject the bill and (if you have done it right) give you the change at
|
|
the same time!!! So, you end up and get the bill back plus the change!!
|
|
It might take a little practice, but once you get the hang of it, you can
|
|
become rich!!!
|
|
|
|
-----------------------------------
|
|
! !
|
|
! (1) (1) !
|
|
! --------- !
|
|
! ! ' ' ! !
|
|
! ! --- ! !
|
|
! (1) [] --------- (1) !
|
|
! !! -Washington- !
|
|
------[ ]----------------------
|
|
|
|
^^-----Make notch here. About 1/2 Down from (1)
|
|
or try 3.5 cm.
|
|
[ ] * Tennis Ball Bomb *
|
|
As we know, tennis is a popular sport around the world. In tennis you use
|
|
these hollow green balls known as tennis balls. What people do not know is that these
|
|
wonderful little balls can be used for other things. They can be used as a handy little
|
|
explosive or noise maker.
|
|
You will need the following.
|
|
1. A tennis ball (new if possible)
|
|
2. A knife
|
|
3. A box of matches (the type that will strike on anything
|
|
4. Epoxy Glue and Strong tape
|
|
First you take a knife and cut a small round hole on the tennis ball. Next
|
|
you will cut off the match heads of each match and drop them into the hole until the
|
|
tennis ball is full of them. Make sure you do not drop the tennis
|
|
ball, because it will not be too fun to stay in the hospital. Apply epoxy
|
|
glue to the hole, then tape it up very well, so that it is air tight. Make
|
|
a few of these and one day when some geek is walking down the street or when
|
|
you want to get a big bang or attention, throw the ball. It is not to fun to
|
|
be where the ball lands. To make the explosion more powerful, you can use
|
|
gun powder mix. Have fun!!!
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Pop Machine Fraud *
|
|
|
|
Here is a way to rip off the coke machines you see out side of stores and
|
|
other places! ok first on all vending machines there are always those rouund
|
|
almost unpickable locks when no one is looking take a peice of air hardening
|
|
clayy (make sure it is only air hardening!) and press it into the lock real
|
|
good! then remove the clay carefully and put it somewhere to dry! make sure the
|
|
clay is TOTALY dry then go back in a day or so and you will have a key to fit
|
|
that lock put the key in and push and turn and presto the machine will open
|
|
allowing you to take all the money! a good machine will get you between 2100 and
|
|
300 dollars depending when it was last checked by the company. and best of all
|
|
if someone sees you just put the key on the ground and step on it and its
|
|
powder! and then you cant be busted because the evidence is blown away!
|
|
so that's it.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Car Destruction *
|
|
Take an empty tyenol bottle and fill it with liquid draino. Make sure the lid is sealed
|
|
good, so it doesn't leak out any liquid draino. Then slip the
|
|
bottle into the persons gas tank. What happens is the draino eats through
|
|
the bottle and hits the gas, a chemical reaction take place then Kaboom!!!
|
|
|
|
[ ] * making M-80 and M-100s *
|
|
|
|
FLASH POWDER
|
|
|
|
Flash powder is a chemical mixture that burns so fast that it appears to burn
|
|
instantly, producing a bright flash of light.
|
|
|
|
Flash powder will produce an extremely loud explosion in amounts larger than
|
|
4 ounces even when it is not contained Very small amounts of flash powder will
|
|
produce a very loud explosion when contained, even in a container made of a few
|
|
layers of paper.
|
|
|
|
Flash powder is usually made from a very fine powdered metal that will burn and
|
|
an oxidizer. Powdered aluminum is used the most because it is cheaper.
|
|
Powdered magnesium and zinc will also work. The oxidizer can be Barium Nitrate,
|
|
Ammonium Perchlorate, Barium Peroxide, Strontium Nitrate, Potassium Chlorate,
|
|
Potassium Perchlorate, Sodium Chlorate, Potassium Permanganate, others, and any
|
|
combination of these. All the Chlorate are friction and impact sensitive, and
|
|
also the Permanganate. Potassium Perchlorate is the least sensitive of the
|
|
Chlorates.
|
|
|
|
All the chemicals should be crushed into a very fine powder, about 400 Mesh
|
|
or smaller. 400 Mesh is about like kitchen type flour.
|
|
|
|
Black German Aluminum is a brand name for aluminum powder. It has a partical
|
|
size of 600 Mesh for 98% of the aluminum material. The other 2% of the material
|
|
is larger than 600 Mesh. There are other aluminum powders made by other
|
|
companies that are equal to or better than Black German Aluminum.
|
|
|
|
Aluminum Pyro Powder is also a brand name. The partical size is (98%-400)
|
|
or 98% of the material is smaller than 400 Mesh. The other 2% is larger than
|
|
400 Mesh.
|
|
|
|
|
|
FLASH POWDER FORMULAS
|
|
|
|
1. This formula is one of the best. It produces a very, very, extremely loud
|
|
explosion. Easy to ignite with a fuse. It is not moisture absorbent.
|
|
Not very sensitive to impact or friction. Sodium Chlorate or Potassium Chlorate
|
|
can be used instead of Potassium Perchlorate but it then becomes very sensitive
|
|
to friction and impact. 4 ounces of this mixture will produce an explosion
|
|
equal to one stick of dynamite!
|
|
|
|
Potassium Perchlorate 2 oz.
|
|
Aluminum Powder 600 Mesh 1 oz.
|
|
|
|
2. This formula produces and extremely loud explosion, almost as good as
|
|
formula #1. This is what most firecrackers, M-80's and other fireworks are
|
|
made with.
|
|
|
|
Potassium Perchlorate 2 oz.
|
|
Aluminum Powder 400 Mesh 1 oz.
|
|
|
|
3. This formula is equal to formula #2 It is not sensitive to friction or impact
|
|
|
|
Barium Peroxide 9 oz.
|
|
50%/50% Magnesium aluminum
|
|
powder 200 Mesh 1 oz.
|
|
|
|
4. This formula works as good as formula #2 but it produces a very bright flash.
|
|
This formula is what use to be used for the photo flash for the old box type
|
|
cameras about 100 years ago
|
|
|
|
Barium Nitrate 3 oz.
|
|
Potassium Perchlorate 3 oz.
|
|
Aluminum Powder 400 Mesh 4 oz.
|
|
|
|
5. This formula works very good. It is not very impact or friction Sensitive. It
|
|
produces a very, very loud explosion. Potassium Perchlorate contains 46.1914%
|
|
oxygen. Half as powerful as #2.
|
|
|
|
Potassium Perchlorate 2 oz.
|
|
Sulfur 1 oz.
|
|
Aluminum Powder 400 Mesh 1 oz.
|
|
|
|
6. This formula works as good as #5 but it has a disadvantage of being moisture
|
|
absorbent and it is very impact and friction sensitive. Sodium Chlorate contains
|
|
45.0937% oxygen. Produces a very, very loud explosion. Equal to #5.
|
|
|
|
Sodium Chlorate 2 oz.
|
|
Sulfur 1 oz.
|
|
Aluminum Powder 400 Mesh 1 oz.
|
|
|
|
7. This formula is very dangerous because it is very sensitive to friction and
|
|
impact and could explode during the construction of any explosive device.
|
|
Potassium Chlorate contains 39.1664% oxygen. This formula produces and explosion
|
|
almost equal to #5 or #6. Used in the manufacture of toy cap pistol caps.
|
|
|
|
Potassium Chlorate 2 oz.
|
|
Sulfur 1 oz.
|
|
Aluminum Powder 1 oz.
|
|
|
|
8. This formula is very, very very sensitive to impact, friction and static
|
|
electricity, even more sensitive than #7. Extremely dangerous! Will ignite
|
|
even when wet.
|
|
|
|
Potassium Chlorate 6.7 oz.
|
|
Red Phosphorus 2.7 oz.
|
|
Sulfur 0.3 oz.
|
|
Calcium Carbonate 0.3 oz.
|
|
|
|
9. This formula has slightly less explosive power than #7. It is slightly
|
|
friction and impact sensitive. Potassium Permanganate contains 40.4961% oxygen.
|
|
This formula will ignite itself if it gets wet. Very loud explosion.
|
|
|
|
Potassium Permanganate 2 oz.
|
|
Sulfur 1 oz.
|
|
Aluminum Powder 1 oz.
|
|
|
|
10. This formula produces a very small explosion when ignited in a paper tube.
|
|
A much louder explosion is produced when it is ignited in a very strong
|
|
container. It is impact and friction sensitive.
|
|
|
|
Potassium Chlorate 7.5 oz.
|
|
Charcoal dust 1.5 oz.
|
|
Sulfur 1.0 oz.
|
|
|
|
11. No information is available about this formula.
|
|
|
|
Potassium Chlorate 6 oz.
|
|
Antimony Sulfide 3 oz.
|
|
Sulfur 1 oz.
|
|
|
|
12. This formula is a little louder than formula #10. Impact and friction
|
|
sensitive. Produces a small explosion in a paper container.
|
|
|
|
Sodium Chlorate 7.5 oz.
|
|
Charcoal dust 1.5 oz.
|
|
Sulfur 1.0 oz.
|
|
|
|
13. No information is available about this formula.
|
|
|
|
Potassium Chlorate 7.5 oz.
|
|
Gallic acid 2.2 oz.
|
|
Red gum 0.3 oz.
|
|
|
|
|
|
!CAUTION!
|
|
|
|
The mixture of any chlorate with phosphorus or sulfur is extremely sensitive to
|
|
friction and percussion and explodes with great violence.
|
|
|
|
Chlorate explosives must not be stored together with ammonium nitrate
|
|
explosives, since ammonium chlorate which is formed when these two substances
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are brought in contact, explodes.
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When mixing chlorate explosives, crush all of the chemicals separately. Sift
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the oxidizer through a piece of screen wire to break up the material into small
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pieces. Then sift the other chemicals also if they need it.
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Mix all of the flash powder chemicals together and mix well by sifting them
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through a piece of screen wire or by shaking them in a ZIP LOCK bag. This
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mixture is very sensitive to friction, impact, heat, spark, static electricity
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4 ounces of flash powder has the same explosive power as one stick of dynamite.
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One gross of M-80 firecrackers is equal to 3 sticks of dynamite.
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8 ounces of flash powder will make 100 M-80 type firecrackers if each M-80
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contains 1/2 teaspoon of flash powder.
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M-80's with 1/4 teaspoon of flash powder produces an explosion that sounds
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almost exactly the same as M-80's with 1/2 teaspoon of flash powder, but it
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has less destructive power.
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24 ounces of flash powder will make 100 M-100 type firecrackers. (And these are
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awsome!)
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Quick Conversions:
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3 teaspons = 1 tablespoon
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4 tablespoons = 1/4 cup
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1/4 cup = 2 oz.
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M-80 & M-100 CONSTRUCTION
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1. PLUG ONE END OF THE PAPER TUBE.
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Run a small amount of Elmer's glue around the side of an end plug or the inside
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edge of the paper tube. Insert the end plug, convex side first, into the paper
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tube. Push it in until the back edge of the plug is flush with the edge of the
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paper tube.
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2. FUSE THE PAPER TUBE.
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Using a 1/8 inch drill bit, an ice pick or a sharp nail, punch a hole through
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one side of the paper tube in the middle. NEVER puncture a case that contains
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flash powder. The paper tube should always be fused before the flash powder is
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added. Cut the fuse to 1 1/2 inches in length and insert it into the hole at
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least halfway across the inside diameter of the paper tube. Run a small amount
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of Elmer's glue around the fuse and let it dry.
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3. MIXING THE FLASH POWDER
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Extreme caution should be used when mixing flash powder. Flash powder is
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extremely dangerous and explodes with great force. Avoid all sources of
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friction, impact, flame, sparks and static electricity.
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4. FILL THE PAPER TUBES
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Stand the paper tubes on end, open end up. Using a small funnel and a measuring
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spoon 1/2 teaspoon, fill the paper tubes 1/2 to 2/3 full. Do not fill the tubes
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completely full or pack in the flash powder. By leaving an air space there is
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room for the flash powder to expand when ignited which will produce a much
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louder explosion.
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5. INSERT THE FINAL END PLUG
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Plug the open end in the same way that you plugged the first end.
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MATERIALS NEEDED FOR ONE M-80
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1. One paper tube, 1/2 inch inside diameter, 1/16 inch wall thickness,
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1 1/2 inches long.
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2. Two paper end plugs 1/2 inch outside diameter, 1/16 inch paper thickness.
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3. One 3/32 diameter water proof fuse about 1 1/2 inches long.
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4. 1/2 teaspoon of flash powder.
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5. 10 drops of Elmer's glue.
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__ ___________ __
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end | o | end
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plug __| ___________ |__ plug
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fuse ^ hole
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______|_____
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|M80 or M100 |
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|____________|
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MATERIALS NEED FOR ONE M-100
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1. One paper tube, 5/8 inch inside diameter, 1 3/4 inch long
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2. Two paper end plugs 5/8 inch outside diameter.
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3. One water proof fuse about 1 1/2 inches long.
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4. 1 1/2 teaspoons of flash powder.
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5. 10 drops of Elmer's glue
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CHEMICALS
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Most of the chemicals you need are sold at K-mart, hardware stores, drug stores,
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lumber yards, plumbing supply, Wall-mart, cement company and many other stores.
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Sodium Chlorate. O2 solid oxygen pellets are used in small work shop torches.
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Potassium Nitrate. Sold by most drug stores in 4 ounce bottles. Also sold by
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farmers co-op supply stores.
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Sulfur. Sold by farmers co-op, drug stores and lawn and garden centers.
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Aluminum Powder. Sold by paint stores and auto parts stores. Aluminum powder
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|
can be found in radiator stop leak.
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Sodium Nitrate. Sold by drug stores and meat packing plants.
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Antimony Sulfide. Is sold by most plumbing supply stores.
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Potassium Permanganate. It is used for water treatment. Check your phone book
|
|
for water treatment equipment and supplies.
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Ammonium Nitrate. Can be bought from any farmers co-op or lawn and garden
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|
center.
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Red Phosphorus. The white tip on wooden kitchen matches contains red phosphorus
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|
Check your phone book yellow pages for industrial chemical supplies, they will
|
|
usually have most of these chemicals.
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|
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|
When you call, tell them you are with a beginning rock band and want it for
|
|
some special effects on stage. They will fall for that every time...
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|
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|
Now you probably wonder where you can get the paper tubes and end caps. Ok
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just write:
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FULL AUTO CO. INC.
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P.O. Box 1881
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Murfreesboro, TN. 37133
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And ask for a catalog. M-80 size tubes are 100-$5. End plugs are 200-$3.5
|
|
M-100 size tubes are 100-$9. End plugs are 200-$5. You must have an order
|
|
form to order this. They also sell all the chemicals you need to make
|
|
flash powder. You must be over 21 or at least sign the order that says that
|
|
you are 21. There is no way that they can find out. I DO NOT suggest that you
|
|
buy their water proof fuse because it sucks! Go to a gun shop in your area and
|
|
ask for cannon fuse. It's probably around 35 to 40 cents a foot and is water
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|
proof and MUCH better quality. You do have to be 16 or 18 to buy it.
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[ ] *TWENTY WAYS TO DISRUPT SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES*
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|
Basically anti-social, anti-establishment? Hate school? Who doesn't!
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|
Here's 20 things to screw up those JOCK-O-RAMA pep rallies and various other
|
|
senseless assemblies in your fascist school...just TRY to have fun..
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|
|
|
1. When the cheerleaders start bouncing (literally) around trying to get all
|
|
the wretched students to do their demonic, assinine chants (Beat 'em up
|
|
beat 'em up, rah rah rah! Snap those spinal cords, ha ha ha!" , you
|
|
should get everyone to chant something like "The New Discipline Management
|
|
Plan SUCKS - The New Discipline Management Plan SUCKS!" etc.
|
|
|
|
2. When the cheerleaders yell, "Are you ready!??"--You yell reeeal loud,
|
|
"NO!"
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|
3. After their cheers yell stuff like, "Violence Rulez! Guns R cool!
|
|
And we've got guns, in our school!"
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|
|
|
4. Yell cheerleader, twirlers, football players names when they are
|
|
introduced or just simply to embarrass them...
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|
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|
5. Stand up and ask in a loud voice for one of the cheerleaders to marry you.
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|
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|
6. Say in a loud voice, "I gotta go to the bathroom!" then walk down in the
|
|
middle of the pep rally and leave.
|
|
If they try to stop you, just start hoping up and down like you can't hold
|
|
it...They'll let ya go...when they say, "ok, you can go!", run as fast as you can to a
|
|
remote bathroom(i.e.-home) where they can't follow you...
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|
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|
7. When a twirler drops her baton or a cheerleader messes up, laugh as loud
|
|
as you can...i mean REALLY LAUGH HARD!
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|
|
|
8. If like the principle comes up behind you and sits, turn around and say,
|
|
"Ok, Mr. So-n-So, on the count of three yell, Down with Mr. So-n-So
|
|
(his name in both places)
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|
|
|
9. Get those air horns and rig it up to where when someone sits down, it'll
|
|
go off....everone will look around dumbfounded to see who's doing it...
|
|
They'll never know...
|
|
|
|
10. Water Balloons is a definate possibly, but i don't suggest it...yesterday
|
|
at ours, i was playing with this purple balloon like a beachball...ya
|
|
know, bouncing it between people and 'accidently' letting it get away from
|
|
you where hopefully someone will pop it...or you could just pop a few
|
|
yourself
|
|
|
|
11. If you're terribly brave or stupid you can stand up and yell, "East
|
|
Lubbock/Wherever Rulez!" or "Beaners suck!"
|
|
|
|
12. The airhead cheerleaders ask you to yell, right? Yell at all times...
|
|
even when it's supposed to be semi-quiet...
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|
|
|
13. Make a fire.
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|
|
|
14. Spray the cheerleaders pom-poms with that dog training stuff or fart spray
|
|
|
|
15. If you're in the band, play the music that you think is more suiting for a
|
|
pep rally...
|
|
|
|
16. Scream anti-scholastic things during the school song
|
|
|
|
17. DO a complete reversal and dance to the fight song...(this one is good if
|
|
you are sitting near the front or the middle)...just stand up and dance
|
|
and sing the words if ya know 'em!
|
|
|
|
18. (this one is unlikely for some reason...) Write your name or the opposing
|
|
teams name on the gym/football field with like kerosine and light'er up!
|
|
|
|
19. Get snap -n- pops and sit at the top and throw 'em at everone.(heh)
|
|
|
|
20. Lock 'em up! That's right! Get chains and lock all doors to the gym...
|
|
..then ya got 2000 angry students with only 15 teachers..I dunno who would
|
|
want out worse, the students or the teachers...heh.
|
|
|
|
|
|
(I tried alot of these for the first pep rally of the season at my stupid
|
|
private school...I didn't get to try the things that required planning
|
|
(burning the school down, lock ups, air horn, ect) but I did do all of the
|
|
yells and dancing and proposing marriage, chanting, singing, ect.)
|
|
|
|
Thanks to myself for writing this file, and the corrupt administrators for
|
|
giving me something to write about...
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|
|
|
|
|
[ ] * How to have fun at school *
|
|
|
|
Your first day of school you should bring the following items, to insure a
|
|
prosperous school year:
|
|
|
|
1) Fountain pen (and extra ink refills)
|
|
2) 3 tubes of Super Glue (Krazy Glue)
|
|
3) Pennies (about $1.00 worth)
|
|
4) Baloons (small sized for convieniance)
|
|
5) Mirror (small hand held)
|
|
6) Liquid soap
|
|
7) Lighter, (matches as alternate)
|
|
8) Firecrackers (ladyfingers are great)
|
|
9) Screwdrivers and other tools (small)
|
|
10) Small squeezable bottles (like nasal de-congestant type)
|
|
11) Wire (10-20 ft)
|
|
12) Tape recorder mic. (batter operated pref.)
|
|
13) Ziplock baggies
|
|
14) Half of an orange
|
|
15) Ligth bulb (75 watts and over are great)
|
|
|
|
This will do for now... Some of the cool things to do are, take the pennies
|
|
and glue them to the cafeteria tables, (and watch the custodians try to get
|
|
'em off). (this also looks good with silver dollars glued to the fire alarm
|
|
(so it goes off when the custodian attempts to remove the coin) and to a door
|
|
someplace.... (principals preferably))
|
|
|
|
Another thing to do with a coin is, heat it up over a bunson burner (in chem)
|
|
and just as the bell rings, toss the coin into the hall, I will guarantee you
|
|
will know when the coin is picked up... While your using the bunson burner,
|
|
fill your little squeeze bottle with gas, then cap it tight and put it in your
|
|
pocket... later, take a firecracker, and glue it to the bottle, use a
|
|
cigarette as a fuse extension, then put it in the bathroom, and get to class
|
|
fast... (gas and glue make a nice flame)...
|
|
|
|
While your in the bathroom, place a light bulb over the door, and when the
|
|
superintendant goes to see what the explosion was, he gets a nice little
|
|
surprise...
|
|
|
|
Now for the wire, if you can access a room near your locker, when no one is in
|
|
the room, take off the speaker cover on the pa system, and hook 2 wires from
|
|
it, to your mic. ( then into your locker) This is good for getting your
|
|
friends out of classes... Just ask for them... (use your tools for that one,
|
|
and try to be neat about it)...
|
|
|
|
Now for your mirror, you can use this for getting your, uh... "Friends" locker
|
|
combanation.... after you get that, take that little baggie you got, and put
|
|
the orange in it... let it sit for a week or four, then open the baggie, and
|
|
place it in your friends locker... I can guarentee he/she will love it...
|
|
|
|
Another thing that is fun to do, is, Take a penny, and glue it over the key
|
|
hole on your friends gym locker, just after he goes out, thus he has to truck
|
|
around all day in his gym stuff, (unless you rent him your screwdriver to pry
|
|
the penny off)
|
|
|
|
Ballons are fun to play with in chem lab, fill them with the gas that you get
|
|
out of the taps on the lab desks, then tie up the baloon tight, and drop it
|
|
out the window to the burnouts below, you know, the ones that are always
|
|
smoking, they love to pop baloons with lit cigaretts.... get the picture?
|
|
Good...
|
|
|
|
Those fountain pens are cool, because if you make a slight jerking motion with
|
|
your hand, ink squirts all over the room, (or person, what ever your aiming
|
|
at) It is a good idea not to let the teachers know you have one of those, it
|
|
makes it too easy to find out who did it when theres ink all over the
|
|
principals face... (or on the floors, walls, and ceilings...)
|
|
|
|
Liquid soap is great for use in crowded hallways, it turns everybody into a
|
|
ice skating star, (works especially well when people come in from the rain)...
|
|
If your school is anything like the one I goto, people never flush the
|
|
toiletts, A little liquid soap in here makes for a nice surprise, I mean, what
|
|
happens when the soap is not flushed out of the toilett, and the suds are'nt
|
|
flushed out either? The janitors have a really good time trying to figure out
|
|
that one... (glue a quarter in one of the urinals, always ane)... Turn off the
|
|
water under the sinks too... Getting back to the soap, it is also good on the
|
|
hand railings in hallways and on steps, If you mix perfume with it, some poor
|
|
grub has to have that stench on him all day....
|
|
|
|
I shall start off with some of the cool aspects of a school cafeteria. As most
|
|
of you know, this is not a very nice place, or atleast it's not very nice in my
|
|
school., you have to get out there and catch the food before it gets away...
|
|
but in any case...
|
|
|
|
1) School Cafeterias: In this ever growing world of terrorism, and practical
|
|
jokes, you should learn the basic methods and uses of ketchup. This red stuff
|
|
that they use to cover the mold on the french-fries, makes a nice stain on
|
|
peoples clothing. So... take a few packets of ketchup, and during phys. Ed.
|
|
you take the pack and put little holes in it, then put it in someones back
|
|
pocket, (preferably white pants), do this while they are out in the gym, and
|
|
you are alone in the locker room... It's a gas when they get up after pulling
|
|
their pants on and there 'Bleeding...'...
|
|
|
|
2) Marbles are very cool... especially glass ones and steel ones, what you do
|
|
is, get into your 'Friends' locker and (if he/she has a shelf) take a book and
|
|
brace it up at an angle, and leave them alot of marbles to play with... so
|
|
when they open their locker, they should have no problem watching them spill
|
|
all over the floor... then they get little questions like 'Hey man, did you
|
|
loose all your marbles?' and 'Is this a throw back to your child hood?'. This
|
|
is even better when they have to go out in the middle of a class period and
|
|
when all the marbles fall out he has teachers all over him asking 'What do you
|
|
think your doing?' and the ever popular 'Wheres your pass?'...
|
|
|
|
3) You can improve on the marbles scheme by using water/perfume filled baloons
|
|
or plastic baggies. 'Cause, howd you like to go around smelling like a flower
|
|
all day long (if your a boy), if your a girl, then your a wet flower... your
|
|
'Friend' walks down the hallway 'Squish. Squish Squish' from all the water in
|
|
their sneakers...
|
|
|
|
4) Do any of your parents have old contact lens fluid bottles? (small) If so
|
|
then your in luck... if you fill these with water and walk down a crowded hall
|
|
you can have alot of fun... Spray your victem so it looks like he/she took a
|
|
leak in thier pants... in a crowded hall-way, the'll never notice till someone
|
|
says.. 'Hey, Professor Leaky... Turn off the faucets...'... If you want to be
|
|
even meaner, then you can take the bottle and fill it with the juices from a
|
|
rotten egg.. now its' one thing to piss in your pants, but if you go around
|
|
smelling like rotten eggs all day, whew... I can almost guarntee a suspension
|
|
or a free trip home... (very embarrasing)...
|
|
|
|
5) During your free period, goto a pay phone and call the front office, and
|
|
have your victim paged to the front office... tell the front office that you
|
|
are the boy/girls father and your coming to pick them up for an emergency
|
|
doctors appointment... and to go and get his/her books... then they sit in the
|
|
front office for 1/2 an hour, (and miss class).. then they say ' Hey, did you
|
|
and some of your friends pull this stunt so you wouldnt have to goto
|
|
class?!?!.. Goto the principals office NOW!' Good 'eh?
|
|
|
|
6) Heres some fun to have at the library... goto the magazine rack and replace
|
|
the Sports Ill. and the other widely read magazines with Playboy and some of
|
|
the others... (rip off the Sports. Ill. cover and put Playboy inside) You
|
|
should see the expressions on the girls faces when they open that sucker up...
|
|
(or on the teachers faces)...
|
|
|
|
7) Hide a cheap radio ($3.00 things that you get from radio shack (am)) and
|
|
set it to blast when the locker is opend. (set it on some queer station) To
|
|
set the wiring up.. Open up the radio and disconnect one of the wires going to
|
|
the switch, turn the switch on. Now take the wire you just disconnected and
|
|
run it to another switch, and a wire from the other end of that switch to the
|
|
old switch... now tape the switch into the locker in a way that whenever the
|
|
locker is opend, the switch will go on, and whenever the door closes, the
|
|
switch will go off... this is embarrasing, especially when you cant find the
|
|
radio to turn it off...
|
|
|
|
Have you ever noticed that the water fountains in schools have two holes in
|
|
them (for the water to come out of)... I have no idea why they are there...
|
|
(maybe some one put them there for us to put to some GOOD use), take some
|
|
chewing gum and plug up the bottom hole, this is great because that forces the
|
|
water out of the top hole at HIGH PRESSURE thus getting alot of people wet
|
|
(espoecially the person getting the drink)... to give you an estimate of how
|
|
much power there is, in our school, the auto shop ceiling is about 20 ft up,
|
|
and when the gum is in place the water hits the ceiling (if it wasnt there it
|
|
would continue another 5 to 10 feet...)
|
|
|
|
You people have all seen those little toy pellet guns that shoot the little
|
|
yellow plastic BB's... well, these are good in the hallways between classes
|
|
(or out the windows at the people that are cutting classes) just be carefull not
|
|
to hit people in the eyes... (un-less it is intentional)
|
|
|
|
I dont know if this is standard in all schools (I suppose this will pertain to
|
|
some of you), you may have these long 'Airconditioner/Heaters' (they never
|
|
work) BUT... in our school these heaps of junk have a small opening for a 5/32
|
|
Allen key, these are usefull for turning off the cold air in the winter and
|
|
turning it on in the warmer months...)
|
|
|
|
Itching powder is fun... (especialy if theres someone in front of you in a
|
|
class or two that you dont like..) just dump a little of this down there back.
|
|
WHAT? You dont have any... well, as I said before, I work in a hardware store
|
|
and I can tell you for a FACT that the fiberglass in isulation itches ALL DAY!
|
|
all you have to do is get some insulation and shake it out onto a peice of
|
|
newspaper (tear it up a little if you have to) and soon you will have a small
|
|
pile of shards of fiberglass.. put it into a small baggie or film container,
|
|
and keep it in class with you... NOTE: Use gloves when you do this... this
|
|
WILL drive you insane by the end of the day if you get any into your hands...
|
|
|
|
Do you have any dead animals laying around? A dead rat or some animal you have
|
|
scraped up off the road? If not you should have one... you take them into the
|
|
bathrooms at school and lift off the top (exposing the flush mechanism) and
|
|
you insert the animal into there... if it's warm, and moist then this animal
|
|
will start to rot, and smell extreamly bad... you may get lucky (if they cant
|
|
find it) you MAY even get a day off from school while they look for it...
|
|
|
|
Hey, if your school has a computer classroom that has a small multi-plexer (so
|
|
the teacher can see what you are doing)... well.. have some fun.. change the
|
|
cables around so the teacher does not know who she is looking at (or you can
|
|
make your terminal the master terminal.
|
|
|
|
*Bathroom Bombs*
|
|
Materials: A birthday or other small candle
|
|
1 M-80
|
|
Silly Putty
|
|
|
|
Scrape off the bottom of the candle so that a half inch wick is on the
|
|
bottom. Tie the end of the wick to the fuse of the M-80. Place a small
|
|
ammount of silly putty on one side of the candle, and a small ammount on one
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|
side of the M-80. Use as little as possible, just enough to make it stick!
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Now the hard part, you need to lean over and stick the candle and the M-80 to
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the underside of the toilet. Be careful and make sure no one is going to
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dunk you. Light the candle and get out of the bathroom as calmly as possible.
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You have anywhere from thirty seconds to one minute so you have time to wash
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your hands and act normal. Make sure that you are nowhere NEAR the bathroom
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because the teachers will interogate anyone in the vicinity of the area.
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Now you can have a BLAST at school! (Litterally)
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*The Cigarette Flash*
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Materials: Filterless Cigarette
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Lighter
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Small Viel of Thinner
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Matchbook
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This on is FUN! Splash the thinner all over the toilet paper in the
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stall. Open the matchbook and place the cigarette in the match book so
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that the matchbook holds the cigarette in place firmly. Place the
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combination matchbook/cigarette under the toilet paper any way you can fit
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it in there. Now the fun part. Light the cigarette and get out of the stall
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calmly. With this you have between two and five minutes (2-5) so you have
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plenty of time to act normal and leave the bathroom at a steady pace!!
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/\
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/CC\
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/ \\ <---- Place the cigarette between the top and the matches
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/ \\
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___________
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| TTTTTTT |
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| TTTTTTT | <---- Put the matchbook/cigarette under the thinner soaked
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| Match | toilet paper.
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-----------
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Now have FUN! And be smart....don't spill the thinner all over
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|
yourself unless you want to burn in hell (Pun)!! Hello! And welcome
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to...ummm...issue #6 of Firecracker FUN! In
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|
this issue we will discuss the FLAMER which is the final issue of mild
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|
firecracker fun. The next 5-8 issues will be called: "Flaming GLORY!"
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|
and will hols some more potent things OTHER THAN firecrackers and oil!
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|
Sooo....I hope that you enjoyed this series and I REALLY hope that you
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|
look forward to all my future series and issues!
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Materials: 1/4 gallon gasoline
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1/4 gallon oil
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6 inch candle
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LOTS of toilet paper!!!
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This one is scary....and FUN! At home mix the 1/4 gallon of
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gasoline with the 1/4 gallon of oil. Place the mixture in a gallon bag
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|
that is easy to conceal. At school put the toilet paper in the toilet
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|
until it reaches the level of the water. Take the candle and place it
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|
firmly into the toilet paper so that it will stay upright for about 5
|
|
minutes. After all that slowly pour the mixture gas/oil into the toilet.
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Light the candle and you will have 10-15 minutes to get out. This one is
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|
pretty scary if you are in the bathroom at the time! There is NO noise
|
|
but if you are anywhere NEAR the stall you will see a LARGE flame leap
|
|
up into the air!! KEWL!
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[ ] * Fun with Fireworks *
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There are MANY ways to have fun with firecrackers....but the best
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|
are when you can actually use them. My favorite ways are the Tube, the
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rocket, and the big bang.
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|
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|
The tube us a relatively normal arrangement...just that all the
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|
bottle rockets should go off at the same time. But what you do is take
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|
three or four bottle rockets (the kind with the plastic caps) and fill
|
|
the caps with some type of contact explosive. Then tape them all together
|
|
with duct or electric tape. Then tie all the fuses together and place
|
|
into a metal tube. Light fuse and have fun....try not to blow off your
|
|
hand or other body part! By the way....you do not really need to fill
|
|
the cap with an explosive....but it add's to the BANG!!
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---------000000> <---- Fill cap with contact explosive
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---------00XX00>
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---------00XX00> <---- Tape all together!
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---------00XX00>
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---------00XX00>
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---------00XX00> <---- Tie all fuses together
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|
---------00XX00>
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Place them in a pipe and have fun
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|
*The Rocket*
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Materials: A 2 or 3 Stage Rocket
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Superglue
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Tape
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Shredded Paper
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|
M-80 firecracker
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|
All other equipment for launching
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|
|
|
Any 2 or 3 stage rocket will work fine. You must be willing to
|
|
to loose a rocket so I suggest not painting, because it would be just
|
|
a waste of time and money. You can get a good 3 stage rocket for under
|
|
$30 and the M-80's you can buy at almost any firecracker store for
|
|
between $.80 - $1.00!!
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|
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|
First put the rocket together. Then place the boosters in the
|
|
bottom stage(s). In the uppermost stage glue the M-80 into place with
|
|
the fuse pointing downward. Place the end of the fuse onto the upper
|
|
part of the adjoining booster and tape it into place with a small piece
|
|
of tape. Fill the paracute area sparcely with shredded paper. Wait until
|
|
the glue holding the M-80 dries and then finish putting the rocket
|
|
together. Now you are ready to go! But be smart...don't launch the rocket
|
|
in someone's face or into a building unless you are willing to take
|
|
responsibility for it! And try not to kill yourself in the process!
|
|
|
|
What is supposed to happen is as you launch the rocket the first
|
|
stage's booster burns with an extremely high intensty and heat. As the
|
|
booster nears the to it ignites a flameable substance that pushes upward
|
|
igniting the booster above it and ejecting it from the rest of the rocket.
|
|
When the substance shoots upward into the M-80 it will ignite the fuse or
|
|
it will detonate the M-80 immediatly (I am not sure which). Then as the
|
|
M-80 detonates it will blow the cap of the rocket off ejecting anything
|
|
in the paracute chamber.
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|
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|
BBBBOOOOOOO> <---- Place booster in the bottom stage(s)
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|
BBBBM-80OOO> <---- Glue M-80 in stage above booster and tape fuse
|
|
BBBBM-80PPP> <---- Put shredded paper in paracute chamber
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|
|
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|
*Big BANG*
|
|
Materials: 10-15 M-80's
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|
Long fuse...2 feet
|
|
Duct or Electric Tape
|
|
LUCK!!!
|
|
|
|
Ok. Now. Put all the M-80's into a circle packed as tightly
|
|
together as possible. Next put two or even three layers of tape arround
|
|
the group of M-80's. Connect all the fuses together pointing inward and
|
|
tie (If you tape it use as little tape as possible) it to the long
|
|
piece of fuse. Then place upright or if you want to have fun, bury it a
|
|
foot underground (if you do this you must have a straw or a pipe leading
|
|
the fuse into the ground) and light the fuse. Now what you have here is
|
|
like two or three sticks of dynamite, so get as far away as possible
|
|
and hit the ground!! The explosion will be a HELL of a lot louder than
|
|
a small stick of dynamite so cover your ears, don't be a hero and go
|
|
deaf!
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|
[ ] *How To Make Low Explosives*
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|
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|
There are many formulas for low explosives, which, although they do not have the
|
|
power or impact of the high explosives, are generally safer to use and handle.
|
|
It may seem at first that an explosive compound that has less power is a
|
|
disadvantage, but this is not true. If a high-explosive charge were used to set
|
|
off a bullet in a gun, the gun would probably explode in the user's face.
|
|
Therefore, low explosives have a definite purpose and use, and are not
|
|
interchangeable with high explosives. Although I stated above that, generally
|
|
speaking, low explosives are more stable than high explosives, there are some
|
|
low-explosive compounds that are as dangerous as high-explosive compounds,
|
|
if not more so. Below is a chart of the most common low-explosive compounds and
|
|
their stabilities and merit.
|
|
|
|
[Potassium and sodium nitrate gunpowders]: These are without a doubt one of
|
|
the safest low explosives to handle. They are especially good when
|
|
packed into a tight container, and exploded under pressure.
|
|
[Smokeless powder]: This type of low explosive is much like the one mentioned
|
|
above, in the sense that it is extremely stable, but it is much more
|
|
powerful. It also needs the element of pressure in the actual
|
|
demolition work.
|
|
[Potassium chlorates with sulfates]: Any mixture of potassium or sodium
|
|
chlorates should be avoided at all costs, since most combinations will
|
|
explode immediately, on formation, and those that don't are extremely
|
|
unstable and likely to explode at any time.
|
|
[Ammonium nitrate with chlorates]: This is similar to the compounds discussed
|
|
above. These are extremely hazardous compounds, with very unstable
|
|
ingredients.
|
|
[Potassium chlorate and red phosphorus]: This combination is probably the
|
|
most unstable and highly sensitive of all the low explosives. It will
|
|
explode immediately and violently upon formation, even in the open
|
|
when not under pressure.
|
|
[Aluminum or megnesium with potassium chlorate or sodium peroxide]: Any of
|
|
these combinations, although not quite as unstable as the one
|
|
discussed above, is still too sensitive to experiment or play around
|
|
with.
|
|
[Barium chlorate with shellac gums]: Any mixture employing either barium or
|
|
barium nitrate and carbon, or barium chlorate and any other substance,
|
|
must be given great care. Barium nitrate and strontium nitrate mixed
|
|
together form a very sensitive explosive, but the danger is greatly
|
|
increased with the addition of charcoal, or carbon.
|
|
[Barium and strontium nitrate with aluminum and potassium perchlorate]: This
|
|
combination is relatively safe, as is the combination of barium
|
|
nitrate and sulfur, potassium nitrate, and most other powdered metals.
|
|
[Guanidine nitrate and a combustible]: This combination of guanidine nitrate
|
|
and a combustible (i.e. powdered antimony) is one of the safest of all
|
|
low explosives.
|
|
[Potassium bichromate and potassium permanganate]: This is a very sensitive
|
|
and unstable compound, and should be avoided, as it is really too
|
|
hazardous to work with or handle.
|
|
|
|
The low-explosive reaction is based on the principle of a combustible
|
|
material combined with an oxidizing agent, in other words combining a material
|
|
that burns easily with another material which in the chemical reaction will
|
|
supply the necessary oxygen for the combustible's consumption. Listed below
|
|
are the most common low-explosive combinations of oxidizing agents and
|
|
combustibles. The first ingredient listed is the oxidizer, and the second is
|
|
the combustible:
|
|
[1> Nitric acid and resin.
|
|
[2> Barium nitrate and magnesium.
|
|
[3> Ammonium nitrate and powdered aluminum.
|
|
[4> Barium peroxide and zinc dust.
|
|
[5> Ammonium perchlorate and asphaltum.
|
|
[6> Sodium chlorate and shellac gum.
|
|
[7> Potassium nitrate and charcoal.
|
|
[8> Sodium peroxide and flowers of sulfur.
|
|
[9> Magnesium perchlorate and woodmeal.
|
|
[10> Potassium perchlorate and cane sugar.
|
|
[11> Sodium nitrate and sulfur flour.
|
|
[12> Potassium bichromate and antimony sulfide.
|
|
[13> Guanidine nitrate and powdered antimony.
|
|
[14> Potassium chlorate and red phosphorus.
|
|
[15> Potassium permanganate and powdered sugar.
|
|
[16> Barium chlorate and parrafin wax.
|
|
|
|
The combinations that are most unstable and sensitive are numbers
|
|
3, 5, 7, 13, 14, 15, and 16. These should be avoided.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * How to Make Nitroglycerine
|
|
|
|
As most people know, nitroglycerin is an extremely powerful explosive,
|
|
used largely today by industry, and made in huge cement mixers that hold
|
|
hundreds of gallons. It is not safe to make, and you shouldn't even think of
|
|
making any unless you plan to use it (and don't make more than you need). I
|
|
hope anyone who does make some has had atleast some chemistry and a little bit
|
|
of brains.
|
|
|
|
MATERIALS:
|
|
1) 70% concentrated nitric acid
|
|
2) 98% concentrated sulfuric acid
|
|
3) Glycerin
|
|
4) Baking soda
|
|
5) A *GOOD* thermometer and glassware (beakers, glass rod-stirring device,
|
|
test tubes, eyedropper, whatever--must be all glass materials though.
|
|
Acid eats everything else. Also, whatever you use to hold your
|
|
solutions should have as thin a glass wall as possible--to diffuse heat
|
|
faster.)
|
|
6) Very large ice-bath
|
|
7) Gloves, Goggles, etc.
|
|
8) Blue litmus paper
|
|
9) Kitchen sink
|
|
|
|
OBTAINING MATERIALS:
|
|
Nitric acid can be bought for about $19+ per gallon (it's cheaper to buy
|
|
in this quantity). You need to be 21, but some chemical places don't care.
|
|
Sulfuric acid can be bought the same way, at $14+ per gallon.
|
|
Glycerine can be bought at any drug store. You won't need half as much
|
|
glycerine as acid. The actual quantity and ratio varies--and is really
|
|
unimportant in this recipe.
|
|
The thermometer and glassware, etc., can be bought by anyone, but it's
|
|
cheaper to 'borrow' from chem lab. If you have to buy, there should be a
|
|
place near any college campus that sells the stuff.
|
|
|
|
THE REACTION:
|
|
|
|
H
|
|
!
|
|
H-C-O-NO2
|
|
!
|
|
H-C-O-NO2 ===========> N2 + CO2 + O2 + H2O
|
|
!
|
|
H-C-O-NO2
|
|
!
|
|
H
|
|
|
|
PROCEDURE:
|
|
1) Mix by volume 3 parts sulfuric acid with 1 part nitric. Add the
|
|
sulfuric to the nitric *NOT* vice versa (you never add water to acid because
|
|
it splatters, and the nitric is 30% water). Your beaker/test tube should be
|
|
contained in the ice bath because this solution is gets *HOT*--but isn't
|
|
dangerous, yet. Stir a little bit, but don't put your face right over it
|
|
(vapors). Wait til it cools to 0-5 degrees centigrade. You'll need to rig
|
|
some kind of contraption, if you don't have the proper lab equipment, in order
|
|
to keep the thermometer from touching the edge of the beaker/test tube--an
|
|
accurate reading is *VERY* important.
|
|
2) Once the acids are cool enough you can start adding glycerin. While
|
|
stirring constantly, use the eyedropper and add about 5 drops. If the heat
|
|
doesn't rise, add 8 drops, and see what happens. Keep adding larger amounts
|
|
until the temperature rises. Once it does, wait (don't stop stirring til at
|
|
least 30 seconds after adding glycerine) for the temperature to drop back down
|
|
to 0-5 degreees centigrade. DON'T EVER LET THE TEMPERATURE GET ABOVE 30
|
|
DEGREES CENTIGRADE--If you do, you lose. It might not blow up, but it will
|
|
decompose, and you'll get nothing but garbage (the person who designed this
|
|
recipe has had it go as high as 40 and not explode). To be safe, keep it
|
|
below 20 degrees centigrade, and if it gets above that, dump the whole thing
|
|
in the ice bath (there better be plenty of ice too, cause sulfur and water
|
|
react, and you need plenty of ioce to keep that reaction cool). The
|
|
nitroglycerin reaction is done when the glycerine you add no longer affects the
|
|
temperature.
|
|
3) The nitroglycerin is slowly decomposing at this point, so you want to
|
|
work fast here. The sulfuric has only been a catalyst for the reaction and
|
|
needs to be washed out. Fill a container 10x the volume of your solution with
|
|
ice water (again, ice is important cause sulfur and water react giving off
|
|
enough heat to set off the nitro) and add your solution to it. Stir
|
|
thoroughly (nitro and water don't mix). Let the nitro seperate (it will
|
|
settle to the bottom) and pour off the water (acids and all) down the drain.
|
|
Put your saolution under the tap and add more water. Stir again and let
|
|
settle (settling can be helped by adding a little of ordinary dishsoap--like
|
|
half a drop). Pour off again. Repeat the process 3 or 4 times. Make sure
|
|
*ALL* the water is poured off (to get the last little bit, try dragging paper
|
|
it stays blue, everything is fine. If it turns red, wash your solution a few
|
|
more times.
|
|
4) After the solution is 'clean', wash with a baking soda solution (1
|
|
tsp./ quart of water). Follow the same steps outlined above, but only wash
|
|
once. Pour your final solution into a glass bottle. Put in the fridge.
|
|
|
|
CAUTIONS:
|
|
First of all, store nitroglycerin in a cool place--like the fridge (or try
|
|
the freezer. I don't know what the freezing point is). Label it so nobody
|
|
accidently dumps it or drinks it. If you still live at home, then bury it in
|
|
the fridge and disguise it so your parents wouldn't want to touch it or
|
|
examine it. You don't really need to keep it that cold. You could fairly
|
|
safely store it in your closet. Although if you live in an area with extreme
|
|
heat (like Palm Springs) it might not be a good idea. Don't breath the vapors
|
|
or swallow any--you'll get a short but incredible headache. If you touch some
|
|
you'll get the headache of your life that will last up to 12 hours.
|
|
|
|
DETONATION:
|
|
What you wil probably want to try as soon as you make nitroglycerin is a
|
|
simple little experiment to prove to yourself it works. Put *ONE* drop on a
|
|
paper towell and strike with a hammer.
|
|
Nitro, in this form, is not all that easy to blow up. Throwing a bottle
|
|
of the stuff at a wall or dropping it off a five story building will do
|
|
nothing more than break the bottle. The best way to detonate nitroglycerin is
|
|
with a wax coated firecracker taped on the inside of your container.
|
|
|
|
VARIATIONS:
|
|
Putty- Mix your final solution with sawdust or diatomacious earth (which
|
|
you can get at pool stores) to the consistency of silly putty. All this does
|
|
is make your nitro easier to work with.
|
|
|
|
Flash Paper- This is a little more difficult to make, a little safer, and
|
|
maybe more fun. Instead of adding glycerin to your acids in step 2, use gun
|
|
cotton (*REAL* cotton). You don't have to watch the temperature either. Just
|
|
toss a bunch of cotton in and let it soak up your solution (don't be stupid
|
|
though--add them slowly the first time). You don't need to be in as much of a
|
|
rush either because it doesn't decompose as fast. You're nitrating the
|
|
cotton, so let it sit a couple hours in the mix. Then pour off all the acid
|
|
and wash in water (the same way you wash regular nitro), then after it's
|
|
fairly clean you can pull out the cotton and wash by hand--*VERY WELL*. Let
|
|
the cotton dry out, then put a piece in a jar with a very small amount of
|
|
acitone (which you can purchase at any hardware store and is perfectly safe).
|
|
The cotton will dissolve like cotton candy in water. Any cotton left in the
|
|
jar should be taken out. Now let the acitone evaporate. There will be a
|
|
small plastic-like film at the bottom of the jar. You can light this stuff
|
|
like flash paper.
|
|
Jelly- If you are brave you can dissolve the 'flash paper' in nitro and
|
|
get a jelly like substance that is quite powerful and easier to work with.
|
|
Use very little nitro and a lot of 'flash paper' (you'll have to experiment to
|
|
find what works best for the consistency you want.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * How to make Nitroglycerine #2 *
|
|
1. Fill a 75-milliliter beaker, to the 13-ml level, with fuming red Nitric
|
|
Acid, of 98 percent concentration
|
|
2. Place beaker in an ice bath and allow to cool below room temperature
|
|
3. After it has cooled, add to it three times the amount of fuming Nitric
|
|
Acid 39 milliliters of fuming Sulfuric Acid. When mixing any acids,
|
|
always do it slowly and carefully to avoid splattering.
|
|
4. When the two are mixed, lower their temperature by adding more ice to the
|
|
ice bath, to about 10 or 15 degrees centigrade. This can be measured by
|
|
using a mercury-operated centigrade thermometer.
|
|
5. When the acid solution has cooled to the desired temperature, it is ready
|
|
for the Glycerine. The Glycerine must be added in small amounts using a
|
|
medicine dropper. Glycerine is added, slowly and carefully, until the
|
|
entire surface is covered with it.
|
|
6. This is a dangerous point, since the nitration will take place soon as
|
|
the Glycerine is added. The nitration will produce heat, so the solution
|
|
must be kept below 30 degrees Celsius. If the beaker should go above
|
|
30 degrees, the beaker should be taken out of the ice bath and the
|
|
solution should be carefully poured directly into the ice bath, since
|
|
this will prevent an explosion
|
|
7. For about the first ten minutes of nitration, the mixture should be
|
|
gently stirred. In a normal reaction, the Nitroglycerine will form a
|
|
layer on top of the acid solution, while the Sulfuric Acid absorbs the
|
|
excess water.
|
|
8. After the nitration has taken place and the Nitroglycerine has formed at
|
|
the top of the solution, the entire beaker should be transferred very
|
|
slowly and carefully to another beaker of water. When this is done the
|
|
Nitroglycerine will settle to the bottom, so that most of the acid
|
|
solution can be drained away.
|
|
9. After moving as much acid as possible without disturbing the
|
|
Nitroglycerine, remove the Nitroglycerine with an eyedroper and place it
|
|
in a bicarbonate of soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) solution. The Sodium
|
|
Bicarbonate is an alkali and will nutralize much of the acid remaining.
|
|
This process should be repeated as many times as necessary using blue
|
|
litmus paper to check for the presence of acid. The remaining acid only
|
|
makes the Nitroglycerine more unstable then it normally is.
|
|
10. The final step is to remove the Nitroglycerine from the bicarbonate this
|
|
is done with an eyedropper, slowly and carefully. The usual test to see
|
|
if nitration has been successful is to place one drop of the
|
|
Nitroglycerine on a metal plate and ignite it. If it is true
|
|
Nitroglycerine it will burn with a clear blue flame. Caution:
|
|
Nitroglycerine is extremely sensitive to decomposition, heating,
|
|
dropping, or jarring, and may explode even left undisturbed and cool.
|
|
Know what you are doing before you make this stuff.
|
|
|
|
[*Nitroglycerine #3*]
|
|
|
|
Nitroglycerine is one of the most sensitive explosives, if it is not
|
|
the most sensitive. Although it is possible to make it safely, it is difficult.
|
|
Many a young anarchist has been killed or seriously injured while trying to
|
|
make the stuff. When Nobel's factories make it, many people were killed by the
|
|
all-to-frequent factory explosions. Usually, as soon as it is made, it is
|
|
converted into a safer substance, such as dynamite. An idiot who attempts
|
|
to make nitroglycerine would use the following procedure:
|
|
|
|
MATERIAL EQUIPMENT
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|
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distilled water eye-dropper
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table salt 100 ml beaker
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sodium bicarbonate 200-300 ml beakers (2)
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concentrated nitric ice bath container
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acid (13 ml) ( a plastic bucket serves well )
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concentrated sulfuric centigrade thermometer
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acid (39 ml) blue litmus paper
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glycerine
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1) Place 150 ml of distilled water into one of the 200-300 ml beakers.
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2) In the other 200-300 ml beaker, place 150 ml of distilled water and about
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|
a spoonful of sodium bicarbonate, and stir them until the sodium bicarbonate
|
|
dissolves. Do not put so much sodium bicarbonate in the water so that some
|
|
remains undissolved.
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3) Create an ice bath by half filling the ice bath container with ice, and
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|
adding table salt. This will cause the ice to melt, lowering the overall
|
|
temperature.
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4) Place the 100 ml beaker into the ice bath, and pour the 13 ml of concentrated
|
|
nitric acid into the 100 ml beaker. Be sure that the beaker will not spill
|
|
into the ice bath, and that the ice bath will not overflow into the beaker
|
|
when more materials are added to it. Be sure to have a large enough ice bath
|
|
container to add more ice. Bring the temperature of the acid down to about 20
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|
degrees centigrade or less.
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5) When the nitric acid is as cold as stated above, slowly and carefully add the
|
|
39 ml of concentrated sulfuric acid to the nitric acid. Mix the two acids
|
|
together, and cool the mixed acids to 10 degrees centigrade. It is a good
|
|
idea to start another ice bath to do this.
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|
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6) With the eyedropper, slowly put the glycerine into the mixed acids, one drop
|
|
at a time. Hold the thermometer along the top of the mixture where the mixed
|
|
acids and glycerine meet. DO NOT ALLOW THE TEMPERATURE TO GET ABOVE 30
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|
DEGREES CENTIGRADE; IF THE TEMPERATURE RISES ABOVE THIS TEMPERATURE, RUN
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|
LIKE HELL!!! The glycerine will start to nitrate immediately, and the
|
|
temperature will immediately begin to rise. Add glycerine until there is a
|
|
thin layer of glycerine on top of the mixed acids. It is always safest to
|
|
make any explosive in small quantities.
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|
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7) adding ice and salt to the ice bath to keep the temperature of the solution
|
|
in the 100 ml beaker well below 30 degrees centigrade. Usually, the
|
|
nitroglycerine will form on the top of the mixed acid solution, and the
|
|
concentrated sulfuric acid will absorb the water produced by the reaction.
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|
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8) When the reaction is over, and when the nitroglycerine is well below 30
|
|
degrees centigrade, slowly and carefully pour the solution of nitroglycerine
|
|
and mixed acid into the distilled water in the beaker in step 1. The
|
|
nitroglycerine should settle to the bottom of the beaker, and the water-acid
|
|
solution on top can be poured off and disposed of. Drain as much of the
|
|
acid-water solution as possible without disturbing the nitroglycerine.
|
|
|
|
9) Carefully remove the nitroglycerine with a clean eye-dropper, and place it
|
|
into the beaker in step 2. The sodium bicarbonate solution will eliminate
|
|
much of the acid, which will make the nitroglycerine more stable, and less
|
|
likely to explode for no reason, which it can do. Test the nitroglycerine
|
|
with the litmus paper until the litmus stays blue. Repeat this step if
|
|
necessary, and use new sodium bicarbonate solutions as in step 2.
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|
|
|
10) When the nitroglycerine is as acid-free as possible, store it in a clean
|
|
container in a safe place. The best place to store nitroglycerine is
|
|
far away from anything living, or from anything of any value.
|
|
Nitroglycerine can explode for no apparent reason, even if it is stored
|
|
in a secure cool place.
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|
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|
|
Nitroglyerine
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|
|
|
NITROGLYCERINE IS A *VERY* DANGEROUS SHOCK SENSITIVE EXPLOSIVE. IT IS
|
|
USED
|
|
IN MAKING DYNAMITE, AMONG OTHER THINGS.
|
|
I AM NOT SURE AS TO THE PROPORTIONS AND AMOUNTS OF CHEMICALS TO BE
|
|
USED, SO
|
|
I SHALL USE ESTIMATES.
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|
|
|
MATERIALS-
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|
70ML CONC. SULFURIC ACID
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|
30ML CONC. NITRIC ACID
|
|
10 ML GLYCERINE
|
|
ICE BATH
|
|
150ML BEAKER
|
|
|
|
PUT THE 150ML BEAKER IN THE ICE BATH AND MAKE SURE THAT IT IS VERY COLD.
|
|
SLO
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|
WLY ADD THE 70ML SULFURIC AND 30ML NITRIC ACIDS TO THE BEAKER, TRYING TO
|
|
MAINTA
|
|
IN A LOW TEMPERATURE. WHEN THE TEMPERATURE STARTS TO LEVEL OFF, ADD
|
|
ABOUT 10ML
|
|
GLYCERINE. IF IT TURNS BROWN OR LOOKS FUNNY, **RUN LIKE HELL**. WHEN
|
|
NITROGLYCE
|
|
RINE TURNS BROWN, THAT MEANS IT'S READY TO EXPLODE... IF IT STAYS CLEAR AND
|
|
ALL
|
|
WORKS WELL, KEEP THE TEMPERATURE AS LOW AS YOU CAN AND LET IT SIT FOR A
|
|
FEW HO
|
|
URS. YOU THEN SHOULD HAVE SOME NITROGLYCERINE, PROBABLY MIXED WITH
|
|
NITRIC AND S
|
|
ULFURIC ACIDS. WHEN YOU SET IT OFF, YOU MUST NOT BE NEARBY. NITROGLYCERINE
|
|
CAN
|
|
FILL 10,000 TIMES ITS ORIGINAL AREA WITH EXPANDING GASES. THIS MEANS THAT
|
|
IF YO
|
|
U HAVE 10ML'S OF NITROGLYCERINE IN THERE, IT WILL PRODUCE SOME 100,000ML'S
|
|
OF G
|
|
ASES.
|
|
TO MAKE IT INTO DYNAMITE, THE NITROGLYCERINE MUST BE ABSORBED INTO
|
|
SOMETHING
|
|
LIKE WOOD PULP OR DIAMAECEOUS EARTH (SPELLED SOMETHING LIKE THAT).
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Formulas For The Straight Dynamite Series *
|
|
|
|
Probably one of the single greatest breakthroughs in explosives came
|
|
by accident, when Nobel discovered a primitive form of dynamite. One of the
|
|
primary ingredients of dynamite is nitroglycerine, which has great explosive
|
|
power, although it has the disadvantage of being ultrasensitive to heat and
|
|
shock. What dynamite does is to combine the high explosive power of nitro with
|
|
a stabilizing agent, to render it powerful but safely usable. Nobel developed
|
|
what is called today the straight dynamite series, which is nothing more than
|
|
nitro and a stabilizing agent. The most common straight dynamite formulas
|
|
follow (nitroglycerine will be referred to as NG):
|
|
|
|
[1> NG 32 [10> NG 26
|
|
sodium nitrate 28 potassium nitrate 33
|
|
woodmeal 10 woodmeal 41
|
|
ammonium oxalate 29
|
|
guncotton 1 [11> NG 15
|
|
sodium nitrate 62.9
|
|
[2> NG 24 woodmeal 21.2
|
|
potassium nitrate 9 sodium carbonate .9
|
|
sodium nitrate 56
|
|
woodmeal 9 [12> NG 35
|
|
ammonium oxalate 2 sodium nitrate 37
|
|
woodmeal 27
|
|
[3> NG 35.5 ammonium oxalate 1
|
|
potassium nitrate 44.5
|
|
woodmeal 6 [13> NG 32
|
|
guncotton 2.5 potassium nitrate 27
|
|
vaseline 5.5 woodmeal 10
|
|
powdered charcoal 6 ammonium oxalate 30
|
|
guncotton 1
|
|
[4> NG 25
|
|
potassium nitrate 26 [14> NG 33
|
|
woodmeal 34 woodmeal 10.3
|
|
barium nitrate 5 ammonium oxalate 29
|
|
starch 10 guncotton .7
|
|
potassium perchloride 27
|
|
[5> NG 57
|
|
potassium nitrate 19 [15> NG 40
|
|
woodmeal 9 sodium nitrate 45
|
|
ammonium oxalate 12 woodmeal 15
|
|
guncotton 3
|
|
[16> NG 47
|
|
[6> NG 18 starch 50
|
|
sodium nitrate 70 guncotton 3
|
|
woodmeal 5.5
|
|
potassium chloride 4.5 [17> NG 30
|
|
chalk 2 sodium nitrate 22.3
|
|
woodmeal 40.5
|
|
[7> NG 26 potassium chloride 7.2
|
|
woodmeal 40
|
|
barium nitrate 32 [18> NG 50
|
|
sodium carbonate 2 sodium nitrate 32.6
|
|
woodmeal 17
|
|
[8> NG 44 ammonium oxalate .4
|
|
woodmeal 12
|
|
anhydrous sodium sulfate 44 [19> NG 23
|
|
potassium nitrate 27.5
|
|
[9> NG 24 woodmeal 37
|
|
potassium nitrate 32.5 ammonium oxalate 8
|
|
woodmeal 33.5 barium nitrate 4
|
|
ammonium oxalate 10 calcium carbonate .5
|
|
|
|
The figures given in the right column are percentage parts, adding
|
|
up to a sum of 100%. Percentage parts are always based on a weight ratio
|
|
rather than volume. When preparing any high-explosive formulas, be sure you
|
|
know what you are doing. Have the correct equipment, and the correct
|
|
chemicals. Many of these chemicals are sold under brand names, which are more
|
|
familiar than their chemical names, but, before assuming anything, read the
|
|
ingredients, and take nothing for granted.
|
|
These formulas listed above are for straight dynamite. Straight
|
|
dynamite is a very primitive form of what we know today as dynamite. Later
|
|
ammonium nitrate was added to the dynamite. This substance produced a
|
|
greater explosive action, but less velocity. The intensification of the
|
|
explosive action results because ammonium nitrate furnishes more oxygen for
|
|
the dynamite. Ammonium nitrate has not only been used in dynamite, but also
|
|
in many other different explosive compounds, including nitroglycerine,
|
|
picric acid, and coal dust. Ammonium nitrate when mixed with these substances
|
|
creates the cheapest form of high explosive known to man.
|
|
|
|
[ ] *How To Make TNT*
|
|
|
|
[*TNT*]
|
|
The name dynamite comes from the Greek word "dynamis", meaning power.
|
|
Dynamite was invented by Nobel shortly after he made nitroglycerine. It was
|
|
made because nitroglycerine was so dangerously sensitive to shock. A misguided
|
|
individual with some sanity would, after making nitroglycerine (an insane act)
|
|
would immediately convert it to dynamite. This can be done by adding various
|
|
materials to the nitroglycerine, such as sawdust. The sawdust holds a large
|
|
weight of nitroglycerine per volume. Other materials, such as ammonium nitrate
|
|
could be added, and they would tend to desensitize the explosive, and increase
|
|
the power. But even these nitroglycerine compounds are not really safe.
|
|
|
|
T.N.T., or Tri-Nitro-Toluene, is perhaps the second oldest known high
|
|
explosive. Dynamite, of course, was the first. It is certainly the best known
|
|
high explosive, since it has been popularized by early morning cartoons. It
|
|
is the standard for comparing other explosives to, since it is the most well
|
|
known. In industry, a T.N.T. is made by a three step nitration process that is
|
|
designed to conserve the nitric and sulfuric acids which are used to make the
|
|
product. A terrorist, however, would probably opt for the less economical one
|
|
step method. The one step process is performed by treating toluene with very
|
|
strong (fuming) sulfuric acid. Then, the sulfated toluene is treated with very
|
|
strong (fuming) nitric acid in an ice bath. Cold water is added the solution,
|
|
and it is filtered.
|
|
Probably the most inportant explosive compound in use today is
|
|
TNT (trinitrotoluene). This and other types of high explosives are all used by
|
|
the military, because of their fantastic power--about 2.25 million pounds per
|
|
square inch, and their great stability. TNT also has the great advantage of
|
|
being able to be melted at 82 degrees F., so that it can be poured into shells,
|
|
mortars, and any other projectiles. Military TNT comes in containers which
|
|
resemble dry-cell batteries, and are usually ignited by an electrical charge,
|
|
coupled with an electrical blasting cap, although there are different methods.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *How To Make Tetryl*
|
|
|
|
Tetryl is commonly used in compounds containing TNT, and it works great
|
|
by itself. Method for the preperation of tetryl:
|
|
|
|
1. A small amount of dimethyllaniline is dissolved in an excess amount of
|
|
concentrated sulfuric acid (sulferic acid=battery acid).
|
|
2. This mixture is now added to an equal amount of nitric acid. The new
|
|
mixture is kept in an ice bath and is well stirred.
|
|
3. After about five minutes, the tetryl is fltered and washed in cold water.
|
|
4. It is now boiled in fresh water, which contains a small amount of sodium
|
|
bicarbonate(baking soda). This process acts to neutralize the remaining acid.
|
|
The washings are repeated as many times as necesary according to the litmus
|
|
paper tests. When you are satisfied that the tetryl is free of acid, filter it
|
|
from the water and allow it to dry. When tetryl is detonated, it reacts in
|
|
very much the same way as TNT.
|
|
|
|
2.0 BUYING EXPLOSIVES AND PROPELLANTS
|
|
|
|
Almost any city or town of reasonable size has a gun store and
|
|
a pharmacy. These are two of the places that potential terrorists visit in
|
|
order to purchase explosive material. All that one has to do is know something
|
|
about the non-explosive uses of the materials. Black powder, for example,
|
|
is used in blackpowder firearms. It comes in varying "grades", with each
|
|
different grade being a slightly different size. The grade of black powder
|
|
depends on what the calibre of the gun that it is used in; a fine grade of
|
|
powder could burn too fast in the wrong caliber weapon. The rule is:
|
|
the smaller the grade, the faster the burn rate of the powder.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * BLACK POWDER *
|
|
|
|
Black powder is generally available in three grades. As stated before,
|
|
the smaller the grade, the faster the powder burns. Burn rate is extremely
|
|
important in bombs. Since an explosion is a rapid increase of gas volume in
|
|
a confined environment, to make an explosion, a quick-burning powder is
|
|
desirable. The three common grades of black powder are listed below, along
|
|
with the usual bore width (calibre) of what they are used in. Generally,
|
|
the fastest burning powder, the FFF grade is desirable. However, the other
|
|
grades and uses are listed below:
|
|
|
|
|
|
GRADE BORE WIDTH EXAMPLE OF GUN
|
|
|
|
F .50 or greater model cannon; some rifles
|
|
FF .36 - .50 large pistols; small rifles
|
|
FFF .36 or smaller pistols; derringers
|
|
|
|
The FFF grade is the fastest burning, because the smaller grade has
|
|
more surface area or burning surface exposed to the flame front. The larger
|
|
grades also have uses which will be discussed later. The price range of
|
|
black powder, per pound, is about $8.50 - $9.00. The price is not affected
|
|
by the grade, and so one saves oneself time and work if one buys the finer
|
|
grade of powder. The major problems with black powder are that it can be
|
|
ignited accidentally by static electricity, and that it has a tendency to
|
|
absorb moisture from the air. To safely crush it, a bomber would use a plastic
|
|
spoon and a wooden salad bowl. Taking a small pile at a time, he or she would
|
|
apply pressure to the powder through the spoon and rub it in a series of strokes
|
|
or circles, but not too hard. It is fine enough to use when it is about as fine
|
|
as flour. The fineness, however, is dependant on what type of device one wishes
|
|
to make; obviously, it would be impracticle to crush enough powder to fill a 1
|
|
foot by 4 inch radius pipe. Anyone can purchase black powder, since anyone can
|
|
own black powder firearms in America.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Gun Powder *
|
|
Charcoal 13%
|
|
Saltpeter 75%
|
|
Sulfur 12%
|
|
|
|
-85% Potassium Nitrate 75% Potassium Nitrate
|
|
-12% Charcoal 15% Charcoal
|
|
-03% Sulfur 10% Sulfur
|
|
(Saltpeter is Sodium Nitrate or Potassium Nitrate)
|
|
Mix dry, add water to make past, let dry, then crush to grain. Do not use
|
|
metal object when crushing. The chemicals should be ground into a fine powder
|
|
(seperately!) with a morter ^ pestle. If gunpowder is ignited in the open,
|
|
it burns fiercly, but if in a closed space it builds up pressure from the
|
|
released gases and can explode the container. Gunpowder works like this:
|
|
The potassium nitrate oxidized the charcoal and sulfur, which then burn
|
|
fiercely. Carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide are gases released.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Formulas For Black Powder *
|
|
|
|
Gunpowder is the great-granddaddy of all the rest of the high and
|
|
low power explosives, and still to this day is one of the most important
|
|
explosives. As with all the rest of the explosive formulas, it seems everyone
|
|
has his own recipe, which he claims to be the best. I have collected 11 of the
|
|
safer, more functional, methods of preparing gunpowder. The most important
|
|
thing to remember when dealing with black powder is its incredible sensitivity
|
|
to sparks.
|
|
|
|
[1> Potassium perchlorate 69.2 [2> Potassium chlorate 75
|
|
Sulfur 15.4 Charcoal 12.5
|
|
Charcoal 15.4 Sulfur 12.5
|
|
|
|
[3> Potassium nitrate 70.4 [4> Potassium nitrate 79
|
|
Sulfur 19.4 Sulfur 3
|
|
Sodium sulfate 10.2 Straw charcoal 18
|
|
|
|
[5> Potassium nitrate 64 [6> Potassium nitrate 70.6
|
|
Sulfur 12 Sulfur 23.5
|
|
Lamp black 7 Antimony sulfate 5.9
|
|
Sawdust 17
|
|
|
|
[8> Potassium nitrate 37.5
|
|
[7> Potassium nitrate 50 Starch 37.5
|
|
Ammonium perchlorate 25 Sulfur 18.75
|
|
Sulfur 12.5 Antimony powder 6.25
|
|
Charcoal 12.5
|
|
|
|
[10> Guanidine nitrate 49
|
|
[9> Barium nitrate 75 Potassium nitrate 40
|
|
Sulfur 12.5 Charcoal 11
|
|
Charcoal 12.5
|
|
|
|
[11> Sodium peroxide 67
|
|
Sodium thiosulphate 33
|
|
|
|
When preparing black powder for use in firearms, it is important to
|
|
keep in mind that these formulas are more powderful than ordinary potassium
|
|
nitrate gunpowder, and for that reason smaller quantities should be used. The
|
|
correct amount can only be discovered by trial-and-error experimentation, but
|
|
caution must be taken to prevent overloading.
|
|
Although black powder is one of the safest explosives, it has a
|
|
disadvantage: It is extremely sensitive to sparks; and it leaves a messy
|
|
residue in gun barrels, which necessitates frequent cleaning. The advantage of
|
|
smokeless powder is the low-explosive class, which gives off only gaseuous
|
|
products upon explosion. The first type of smokeless powder used by the army
|
|
was basically nitrocellulose with a small amount of diphenylamine, for
|
|
stablizer. Smokeless powder is perhaps the safest of any explosive compound,
|
|
and for that reason is extremely popular today.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Napalm *
|
|
1. Fill the bottom container of a houshold double boiler with nothing
|
|
2. Fill the top container with gasoline
|
|
3. Using gentle electric heat, bring the gasoline to a boil
|
|
4. Slowly pour in powdered form soap flakes
|
|
5. Stir the mixture as you pour in the soap flakes
|
|
6. Continue until saturation
|
|
7. Allow the mixture to simmer, and set for a day or so
|
|
Everyone knows that Napalm is a substance that will stick to practically
|
|
anything and whn ignited will burn for a extremely long time.
|
|
|
|
[*Napalm #2*]
|
|
|
|
Napalm is in itself a very simple substance...it can be used for many
|
|
things...(i.e. getting back at your neighor!!)
|
|
|
|
Materials:
|
|
Gasoline Joy or Palmolive(I prefer Joy)
|
|
A Coke can with a sawed off top Ammonia Pellets
|
|
A Drill Some bendable wire
|
|
A Nail
|
|
|
|
First,make a mixture of 1/2 Joy(my favorite),and 1/2 Gasoline.
|
|
HTake the coke can, and fill it half full with this wonderful mixture...
|
|
it should look like this:
|
|
|
|
-^-^-^-^-^-^-^-
|
|
! !
|
|
! ! <-Coke Can
|
|
! !
|
|
!=============!
|
|
!=============!
|
|
!=============! <-Mixture
|
|
!=============!
|
|
---------------
|
|
|
|
Now,take the drill(or some sharp object)and put a hole through the amm-
|
|
onia pellet big enough for the nail.. Put the nail through the pellet(which
|
|
I might add can be picked up at any farm supply store)and wire that to the
|
|
top of the can so the nail can be slipped out easily,allowing the pellet to
|
|
drop...WARNING: DO NOT LET THAT PELLET FALL INTO THE MIXTURE,AS YOUR
|
|
WIFE WILL SOON BECOME A WIDOW!! Wait until you are ready to set it off to
|
|
let it drop...It should look like this:
|
|
|
|
(========<+>=========)
|
|
! ^^Nail ^^Pellet !
|
|
! !
|
|
! !
|
|
! !
|
|
!====================!
|
|
' !====================! <-Mixture
|
|
!====================!
|
|
!====================!
|
|
----------------------
|
|
|
|
And there is your Napalm grenade...
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Gun Cotton *
|
|
Commonly known as smokeless powder, Nitrocellulose is exactly that, it does
|
|
not give off smoke when it burns.
|
|
Guncotton is usually called "gunpowder" or "Nitrocellulose". It is more
|
|
stable than black powder, and it produces a much greater volume of hot gas. It
|
|
also burns much faster than black powder when it is in a confined space.
|
|
Finally, nitrocellulose is fairly easy to make, as outlined by the following
|
|
procedure:
|
|
|
|
1. In a large beaker mix 2 parts by volume Nirtic Acid with one part
|
|
Sulphuric Acid
|
|
2. To this mixture add sterilized cotton
|
|
3. Pour in a small quanity of acetone (Finger Nail Polish Remover) until
|
|
the cotton dissolves and white crystals are formed, these crystals are
|
|
gun cotton.
|
|
4. This material must be confined to acheive detonation
|
|
5. Gun cotton is spark sensitive, but the use of an M-80 or blasting cap is
|
|
advised
|
|
|
|
[*Gun Cotton #2*]
|
|
MATERIALS EQUIPMENT
|
|
cotton (cellulose) two (2) 200-300 ml beakers
|
|
concentrated nitric acid funnel and filter paper
|
|
concentrated sulfuric acid blue litmus paper
|
|
distilled water
|
|
|
|
1) Pour 10 cc of concentrated sulfuric acid into the beaker. Add to this
|
|
10 cc of concentrated nitric acid.
|
|
|
|
2) Immediately add 0.5 gm of cotton, and allow it to soak for exactly 3
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minutes.
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3) Remove the nitrocotton, and transfer it to a beaker of distilled water
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to wash it in.
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4) Allow the material to dry, and then re-wash it.
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5) After the cotton is neutral when tested with litmus paper, it is ready to
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be dried and stored.
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Gun Cotton #3
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MATERIALS-
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70ML CONCENTRATED SULFURIC ACID
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30ML CONCENTRATED NITRIC ACID
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5G ABSORBENT COTTON
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250ML 1M SODIUM BICARBONATE
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250ML BEAKER
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ICE BATH
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TONGS
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PAPER TOWELS
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PLACE 250ML BEAKER IN THE ICE BATH, ADD 70ML SULFURIC ACID, 30 ML NITRIC
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ACI
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D. DIVIDE COTTON INTO .7G PIECES. WITH TONGS, IMMERSE EACH PIECE IN THE ACID
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SO
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LUTION FOR 1 MINUTE. NEXT, RINSE EACH PIECE IN 3 SUCCESSIVE BATHS OF 500ML
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WATE
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R. USE FRESH WATER FOR EACH PIECE. THEN IMMERSE IN 250ML 1M SODIUM
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BICARBONATE.
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IF IT BUBBLES, RINSE IN WATER ONCE MORE UNTIL NO BUBBLING OCCURS. SQUEEZE
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DRY
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AND SPREAD ON PAPER TOWELS TO DRY OVERNIGHT.
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[*Unstable Explosive*]
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1) Mix solid Nitric Iodine with Household Ammonia.
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2) Wait overnight
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3) Pour off liquid
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4) Dry mud on bottom wait for it to hard
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5) Throw something at it! or throw it at something!
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[ ] *Hindenberg Bomb*
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|
Materials:
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-1 Balloon
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-1 Bottle
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-1 Liquid Plumber
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-1 Pieve of Aluminum Foil
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-1 Length Fuse
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Fill the bottle 3/4 full with liquid plumer and add a little piece of aluminum foil to it.
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Keep the balloon over the neck of the bottle until the
|
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ballon is full of the resulting gas. This is highly flammable Hydrogen.
|
|
Now tie the balloon with fusing inserted. Now light the fuse, and let it
|
|
rise. When the fuse contacts the balloon, Kaboom!!
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|
|
|
[ ] * Soft Drink Can Bomb *
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|
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|
This is an anti-personnel bomb meant for milling crowds. The bottom of a
|
|
soft drink can is half cut out and bent back. A giant firecracker or other
|
|
explosive is put in and surrounded with nuts and bolts or rocks. The fuse is
|
|
then armed with a chemical delay in a plastic drinking straw.
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|
|
|
After first making sure there are no children nearby, the acid or
|
|
glycerine is put into the straw and the can is set down by a tree or
|
|
wall where it will not be knocked over. The delay should give you three
|
|
to five minutes. It will then have a shattering effect on passersby.
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|
|
|
It is hardly likely that anyone would pick up and drink from someone
|
|
else's soft drink can. But if such a crude person should try to drink from
|
|
your bomb he would break a nasty habit fast
|
|
|
|
|
|
!!
|
|
!!
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|
!! <-Chemical Ingiter
|
|
---------
|
|
! !1! !
|
|
! ===== !
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|
!*! !"!
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|
! ! ! !
|
|
! ! ! !<- Big firecracker
|
|
! ! !%!
|
|
! ==== !
|
|
! !
|
|
! # !
|
|
! --- !
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|
! ! ! <- Nuts & Bolts
|
|
! / !
|
|
! !
|
|
---------
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|
|
|
[ ] *Slow Burning Fuse (2 inches per minute)*
|
|
Materials:
|
|
-Yarn or cotton string
|
|
-Potassium Nitrate
|
|
-Granulated sugar
|
|
1. Wash the cotton string or yarn in hot soapy water, then rinse with fresh
|
|
water
|
|
2. Mix the following together in a glass bowl:
|
|
1 part Potassium Nitrate, 2 parts granulated sugar, 2 parts hot water
|
|
3. Soak string in this solution and allow to dry.
|
|
4. Light it up and check to see how it works.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Fast Burning Fuse (40 in. per minute)*
|
|
|
|
Materials needed:
|
|
---> soft cotton string
|
|
---> fine black powder
|
|
---> shallow dish or pan
|
|
|
|
Procedure:
|
|
1. moisten powder to form a paste
|
|
2. twist/braid 3 strands of cotton together
|
|
3. rub paste into string and allow to dry
|
|
4. check burn rate
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Extraction of Potassium Nitrate from soil*
|
|
|
|
Potassium nitrate can be extracted from many natural sources and can be
|
|
used to make nitric acid, black powder, and many pyrotechnics. The yield ranges
|
|
from.1 to 10% by weight, depending on the fertility of the soil.
|
|
|
|
Materials Source
|
|
--------- ------
|
|
Nitrate bearing earth or other Soil contaying decaying animal or vegetable
|
|
material, about 3-1/2 gallons. matter.
|
|
|
|
Fine wood ashes, 1/2 cup. Totally burned wood products.
|
|
|
|
5gallonbucket
|
|
|
|
2 pieces of finely woven cloth, each slightly larger than the
|
|
bottom of the bucket.
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|
|
|
Shallow pan or dish at least as
|
|
large as bottom of bucket.
|
|
|
|
Shallow heat resistant container
|
|
ceramic or metal.
|
|
|
|
Water,1-3/4 gallons.
|
|
|
|
Awl, knife screwdriver or other
|
|
hole producing instrument.
|
|
|
|
Alcohol (ethyl or isopropyl)
|
|
1 gallon
|
|
|
|
Heat source, fire, stove.
|
|
paper
|
|
Tape
|
|
|
|
Procedure
|
|
---------
|
|
1 Punch holes in the bottom of the bucket so that the entire surface is covered
|
|
with them.
|
|
|
|
2 Place cloth flat on bottom of bucket.
|
|
Spread ashes on cloth.
|
|
Place second piece of cloth on top of ashes
|
|
|
|
3 Fill bucket with earth.
|
|
|
|
4 Place bucket over shallow container. Support bucket with sticks if necessary.
|
|
|
|
5 Boil water and pour it over earth in bucket a little at a
|
|
time. Allow water to run through holes in bucket into shallow container. Be sure
|
|
water runs through all of the earth. Allow liquid to cool and settle for 1 to 2
|
|
hours.
|
|
|
|
6 Carefully drain liquid into heat resistant container. Discard sludge at
|
|
bottom of shallow container.
|
|
|
|
7 Boil mixture over hot fire for at least 2 hours. Small grains of salt will
|
|
appear in the solution. Scoop these out as they form and discard.
|
|
|
|
8 When liquid has boiled down to about half of its original volume, remove from
|
|
fire and let sit. After half hour add an equal volume of alcohol.
|
|
|
|
9 Make an improvised strainer out of paper tape and bucket. Tape paper so that
|
|
it covers the top of a clean bucket.
|
|
|
|
10 Pour mixture through paper strainer. Small white salt crystals will collect
|
|
on top of it. These are potassium nitrate.
|
|
|
|
11 To purify the potassium nitrate, re-dissolve the dry crystals in the
|
|
smallest amount possible of boiled water (make sure they all dissolve). Remove
|
|
|
|
any salt crystals that appear (step 7) pour through an improvised filter made of
|
|
several pieces of paper and evaporate or gently heat solution to dryness.
|
|
|
|
12 Spread crystals on plat surface and allow to dry. The potassium nitrate
|
|
crystals are now ready to use.
|
|
|
|
This method was tested, it is effective. Large quantities (1 to 2 pounds) of
|
|
potassium nitrate can be obtained this way! But be careful, and use common sense
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Bar Rockets*
|
|
Materials:
|
|
1-empty unrinced glass bottle of 80 or so proof alchoholic beverage
|
|
1-toothpick
|
|
1-of those thin red bar straws
|
|
1-lighter or match
|
|
hot water
|
|
|
|
1. Take the bar straw vertically and stick the toothpick through it
|
|
horizontally
|
|
2. Cap up the bottle with your thumb and run it under hot water for about
|
|
a minute.
|
|
3. Remove your thumb and put the straw into the bottle with the toothpick
|
|
sitting on the lip of the bottle <see diagram>
|
|
4. Stand back and put lighter or match over top of bottle.
|
|
|
|
Diagram:
|
|
|
|
!!
|
|
!!
|
|
----------------
|
|
/!\ [][][][]
|
|
Toothpick__/ ! !! !
|
|
/ !! \----Bottle
|
|
/ !! \
|
|
/ !! \
|
|
! !
|
|
!------------!
|
|
! !
|
|
! !
|
|
! !
|
|
!------------!
|
|
! !
|
|
!------------!
|
|
|
|
When you run the hot water over the bottle the little bit of alchohol still in the
|
|
bottle turns into a semi-flammable gas. Then when you hold a
|
|
flame over the bottle it make a small explosion, the force blasts up the
|
|
straw and shoots it up. Its not that big but a cool trick.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * How To Make Blasting Gelatin *
|
|
|
|
One of the nearly perfect explosive compounds, in the sense of
|
|
chemical combustion rather than stability, is blasting gelatin. This was
|
|
discovered by Nobel, and is a very primitive form of plastique, as we know
|
|
it today. It is made by mixing a small amount of nitrocellulose (nitrated
|
|
sawdust) with a larger amount of nitroglycerin. This creates a stiff, plastic
|
|
substance which has power as an explosive greater than either of its
|
|
ingredients. A person attempting to make this should use 92% nitroglycerin
|
|
and 8% nitrocellulose, and pray. If you don't want to mess with making
|
|
nitrocellulose and have access to guncotton, it can be substituted.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Formulas For Gelatin Dynamites *
|
|
|
|
NG = Nitroglycerin
|
|
|
|
[1> NG 12 [2> NG 88
|
|
Guncotton 0.5 Potassium nitrate 5
|
|
Ammonium nitrate 87.5 Tetryl 7
|
|
|
|
[3> NG 9.5 [4> NG 9.5
|
|
Guncotton 0.5 Guncotton 0.5
|
|
Ammonium nitrate 59 Ammonium nitrate 59.5
|
|
Woodmeal 6 Woodmeal 6
|
|
Ammonium oxalate 10 Ammonium oxalate 5
|
|
Sodium chloride 15 Sodium chloride 19.5
|
|
|
|
[5> NG 24 [6> NG 12
|
|
Guncotton 1 Ammonium nitrate 87.5
|
|
Ammonium nitrate 75 Collodion cotton 0.5
|
|
|
|
[7> NG 71 [8> NG 75
|
|
Ammonium nitrate 23 Guncotton 5
|
|
Collodion cotton 4 Potassium nitrate 15
|
|
Charcoal powder 2 Woodmeal 5
|
|
|
|
[9> NG 12 [10> NG 30
|
|
Guncotton 0.5 Guncotton 1
|
|
Ammonium nitrate 82.5 Ammonium nitrate 68
|
|
Potassium nitrate 5 Sodium chloride 1
|
|
|
|
[11> NG 9.5 [12> NG 25
|
|
Ammonium nitrate 67.5 Ammonium nitrate 62
|
|
Woodmeal 8 Tetryl 1
|
|
Sodium chloride 15 Charcoal powder 12
|
|
|
|
[13> NG 80 [14> NG 60
|
|
Ethylene glycol dinitrate 20 Dinitrotoluene 40
|
|
|
|
[15> NG 60 [16> NG 29
|
|
Guncotton 4 Guncotton 1
|
|
Potassium nitrate 28 Ammonium nitrate 65
|
|
Woodmeal 8 Potassium nitrate 5
|
|
|
|
[17> NG 55 [18> NG 27
|
|
Guncotton 3 Guncotton 0.7
|
|
Potassium nitrate 18 Ammonium nitrate 30
|
|
Woodmeal 7 Sodium nitrate 30
|
|
Anhydrous magneium sulfate 17 Charcoal powder 11
|
|
Barium sulfate 1.3
|
|
[19> NG 29
|
|
Guncotton 1
|
|
Ammonium nitrate 70
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Tamping *
|
|
|
|
Tamping is nothing more than an operation performed before the
|
|
explosion, to regulate and direct the destructive power of the explosion. In
|
|
other words, if a pound of black powder is ignited with a match, the explosion
|
|
will occur but most of the destructive force will take the path of the least
|
|
resistance - into the atmosphere. Now, if the same pound of black powder was
|
|
placed within a steel pipe, and sealed at both ends, except for a tiny hole
|
|
for the fuse, the explosion could be regulated with ease. This tamping
|
|
operation is necessary for any forms of demolitions in order that the
|
|
operation be successful. A stick of dynamite placed on a concrete roadway
|
|
untamped, when exploded will create a very small crater, perhaps a few inches.
|
|
If this same stick of dynamite were tamped, by placing several sandbags on
|
|
top of if and around it, the explosion would create a much greater crater.
|
|
This tamping operation is absolutely necessary for the demolition of a large
|
|
structure or building.
|
|
[1> When attempting to sever a steel rod or pole, through the use of
|
|
explosives, place a charge on each side, leaving a small gap between the butts
|
|
of the explosives.
|
|
[2> When cutting a chain, place the explosive charge on one side and tape it
|
|
securely into place.
|
|
[3> When cutting any odd-shaped object, the best explosive to use is plastique
|
|
because of its flexibility. It is especially usefull and effective when
|
|
cutting heavy metal cables. The compound should be placed around the side of
|
|
the cable that is to be cut, about a half-inch thick.
|
|
When sabotaging railroad tracks with explosive, use plastique if
|
|
available, since this is the easiest substance to use when trying to sever
|
|
objects or irregular shapes. The most common way of cutting train tracks is by
|
|
placing a charge of high explosives on either side of the "I" beam track, so
|
|
as to have the forces of the two explosions act upon each other, thus causing
|
|
the middle object maximum destruction.
|
|
Another method which has proven equally effective is placing a charge
|
|
between the rail and the switch. The switch is one of the weakest points along
|
|
the line, and a relatively small charge will not only sever the switch and
|
|
rail, but will also rip up the ties and the railroad bed. Tamping with
|
|
sandbags can and should be used if at all possible, since the extent of the
|
|
damage is multiplied several times by the addition of the sandbags. Tamping
|
|
can be useless if you are on a silent lightning-fast mission. In this case,
|
|
a two-pound charge of TNT carefully placed between the switch and rail will
|
|
almost certainly do the trick without tamping. The best procedure when
|
|
engaged in this type of sabotage is to repeat the acts every three-quarters
|
|
of a mile or so, so as to delay the repairmen and create confusion.
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Placement Of Charges*
|
|
|
|
In demolition work, the greatest problem is the actual placement of
|
|
the charges. When an individual is working on a large structure such as a
|
|
building or a bridge, it is imperative that he have an understanding of the
|
|
directional force of explosives, and the structure's weaknesses. These
|
|
large-type structures are built to bear up under abnormal stress, so the
|
|
chances are good, unless the charges are placed correctly, that the sabotage
|
|
will have little or no effect.
|
|
When attempting the demolition of a building, the first thing to do is
|
|
to determine the weakest point in the structure. This is the point where a
|
|
charge can be placed and well-tamped, and will result in maximum destruction.
|
|
A large building will usually take more than just one charge. The best bet is
|
|
to place large explosive charges on either side of a weak point in the
|
|
foundations. These charges should be tamped from the outside, so as to drive
|
|
the force inward.
|
|
There are several basic methods of planting explosives. The advantage
|
|
to most of the ones listed below is that they have a natural tamping factor,
|
|
built-in.
|
|
|
|
[1> Bury the explosive beneath the object of destruction.
|
|
[2> Drill a bore hole into the object and fill with explosives.
|
|
[3> Form a brace to hold the explosives tight against the object of
|
|
destruction. A good brace can be made from wood placed on a diagnol, with one
|
|
end jammed into the ground.
|
|
[4> Place a charge out in the open, with the tamping material surrounding it,
|
|
and directing its force.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Basic Formulas For Demolitions Use and Lacing *
|
|
|
|
[1> Computation for minimum safety distance.
|
|
For charges less then 27 pounds, the minimum safety distance is 900
|
|
feet. Over 27 pounds, the minimum safety distance can be figured by using
|
|
the following formula: ____________________________
|
|
300 x 3/ Pounds of explosive (T.N.T.)
|
|
(Read: 300 times the cubic root of pounds of explosive)
|
|
|
|
[2> Steel cutting
|
|
When cutting, with explosives, part of a steel structure, determine
|
|
the area in square inches of the member to be cut. This area is then labeled
|
|
"A" and can use the following formula:
|
|
P = 3/8 A
|
|
P = The number of pounds of T.N.T. necessary.
|
|
(Read: P equals 3 eighths times A)
|
|
|
|
[3> Steel cutting
|
|
When a steel member is not part of a greater structure, a different
|
|
formula is used. This is based on the diameter of the individual member.
|
|
2
|
|
P=D (Read: P equals D squared)
|
|
P = The amount of T.N.T. required, and D is the diameter of the piece
|
|
of steel.
|
|
|
|
[4> Train rails
|
|
To cut rails that weigh less then 80 pounds, use one-half pound of
|
|
explosives. To cut rails that weigh over 80 pounds, use a full pound of
|
|
explosives.
|
|
|
|
[5> Timber cutting
|
|
When the charge is to be external and untamped, the formula is as
|
|
follows: 3
|
|
P = C
|
|
---
|
|
30 (Read: P equals C cubed divided by 30)
|
|
P = The pounds of explosives required, and C equals the circumference
|
|
of the tree in feet (this formula is given for plastique).
|
|
When figuring an internal tamped charge, the formula is:
|
|
2
|
|
P = D
|
|
---
|
|
250 (Read: P equals D squared divided by 250)
|
|
P = The pounds of explosives, and D equals the diameter of the tree
|
|
in inches.
|
|
|
|
[Some Important Principles]
|
|
A basic rule to follow in all calculations having to do with explosive
|
|
compounds is to round off the amount to the next highest unit package. At
|
|
times you may use a little more than necessary, but you will be assured of
|
|
success. Another rule when calculating charges is to add one-third more
|
|
explosives if you do not intend to tamp. If a formula is given for plastique
|
|
(composition 4), as was done for both timber-cutting formulas, you are able to
|
|
compute poundage in TNT by adding one-third to the weight of the plastique.
|
|
When using the principle of cratering to destroy a paved surface with
|
|
explosives, use several charges rather than just one. The use of a bore hole
|
|
is especially effective here. It is pointless to attempt cratering a roadway
|
|
without tamping, since most of the destructive force of your charge will go
|
|
straight up in the air.
|
|
Bombs and booby traps incorporate more than just technical knowledge,
|
|
they are based on human nature. To create an effective booby trap, one must
|
|
have a primitive insight into his enemy's actions, thoughts, and methods.
|
|
Before I get into the nitty-gritty of constructing booby traps, bombs, land
|
|
mines, grenades, etc., it is important explain the basic working principles
|
|
and mechanisms behind these devices.
|
|
In the acquisition of equipment I would recommend purchasing or
|
|
stealing, rather than making your own. Manufactured equipment is much safer to
|
|
work with, and usually more effective. Once you have your explosive compounds,
|
|
you will need a way to set it off, or detonate it. With all high explosives,
|
|
you will need a detonator or blasting cap, unless you decide to lace the fuse
|
|
into the explosive, although this is not recommended. A blasting cap is a low-
|
|
explosive compound that is connected to a high explosive, for the purpose of
|
|
detonating it. There are two types of blasting caps - electric and
|
|
nonelectric.
|
|
To use a nonelectrical blasting cap, one gently pushes the fuse into
|
|
the hollow end, until it is fully in. He then crimps the hollow metal end
|
|
around the fuse, and puts it into the high explosive. When the fuse burns down
|
|
it ignites the flash charge. That in turn explodes the priming charge, which
|
|
detonates the base charge, and finally creates enough heat to set off the
|
|
high-explosive charge. The fuse is ordinary safety fuse or detonating cord.
|
|
When the fuse is put into the blasting cap, it is necessary to seal
|
|
it. This act of sealing is called crimping. When involved with this sort of
|
|
thing, one must use the standard safety precautions set down in the
|
|
previous section. Crimpers look like a pair of pliers, and their function is
|
|
very similar, although pliers cannot be used for crimping. With the crimper in
|
|
your right hand and the blasting cap in your left, slowly squeeze the hollow
|
|
end of the blasting cap until it is firmly against the fuse. Use care so that
|
|
you do not squeeze the charge within the cap, as this may detonate it.
|
|
Whereas nonelectrical blasting caps are functional and have proven
|
|
that they can be relied on, electrical blasting caps offer a much greater
|
|
variety of uses. The basic principle of the electrical blasting caps is that
|
|
an electrical charge moves through an insulated wire until it reaches a small
|
|
section of that same wire which is not insulated and which is surrounded by
|
|
a primary flash charge. The heat from the electrical charge will explode the
|
|
flash charge, which in turn will set off a series of minor explosions,
|
|
finishing up with the high explosive.
|
|
Both types of blasting caps should be placed within the high explosive
|
|
itself. This is easy when working with plastique or a pliable surface.
|
|
Manufactured TNT has a small hole designed at the top for just this reason,
|
|
but in dynamite one has to make his own hole. This hole should be made with a
|
|
wooden or nonsparking metal object. The ends of the crimpers are ideal. The
|
|
hole can be made in one of two ways: the first is bored carefully and gently
|
|
straight down from the top of the stick, to exactly the length of the cap
|
|
itself; the second type of hole is made from the side in a downward diagnol
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|
direction. Both of these methods have proven effective.
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|
Another method priming dynamite, which is not as reliable as either
|
|
nonelectrical or electrical blasting caps, is called "lacing". The principle
|
|
behind most detonating devices is simply to create a temperature which is hot
|
|
enough to ignite the high explosive. This increase in temperature can be
|
|
accomplished with a relatively good degree of success by weaving the fuse
|
|
throughout the high explosive so that, as the fuse burns down, the heat
|
|
created from the burning process it captures and held within the high
|
|
explosive until the detonation temperature is reached.
|
|
There are different methods of lacing, depending on what type of high
|
|
explosive you happen to working with. For dynamite, the most common and most
|
|
functional method is to literally sew the detonation cord into the stick.
|
|
This preparation entails the individual's making several holes directly
|
|
through the dynamite itself. This hole-making should be performed just as
|
|
the planting of the blasting cap was handled. The holes must be dug gently
|
|
and slowly with a nonmetallic instrument. "Lacing" should be done only when
|
|
there is no alternative, and blasting caps are not available.
|
|
When using TNT, you can lace it by wrapping the detonating cord
|
|
around the body of the explosive at least five or six times, and then tying
|
|
it off with a clove hitch. This will result in a great amount of heat being
|
|
transferred into the TNT from the fuse, and its detonation.
|
|
Plastique can also be ignited in this fashion, by employing a heavy-
|
|
duty detonation cord, and tying a double knot in one of its ends. This large
|
|
knot is then buried deep in the center of the composition. It must be at least
|
|
one inch from any side.
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|
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|
[ ] * How to Hotwire a Car *
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|
The easiest way is to just get under the dashboard and start crossing wires.
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|
Of course this could short out the entire electrical system so there is a
|
|
better way.
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|
|
|
When you get in the car, look under the dash. If it's enclosed then don't
|
|
bother. Most new cars are like this unfortunately. However you could cut
|
|
through the dash. If you do cut just do it near the ignition.
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|
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|
Once you get behind or near the ignition, look for two red wires. In older
|
|
cars this was the standard color code. If they aren't there you'll just have
|
|
to try whatever else you can find.
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|
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Pull out the two wires and cross them. The car should start.
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|
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|
[ ] * Fax Machine Fun *
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|
In the late 80's we have seen a massive explosion in the popularity of
|
|
fax machines. Everyone has one. They are cheap, easy to use, and very useful.
|
|
Up until now, however, they have been almost exclusivly in the province of the
|
|
buisness world. Just for those of you who have been in comas for the last few
|
|
years, I'll explain fax machines to you.
|
|
Fax machines are combination scanners/modems/printers. You can transmit
|
|
the contents of a piece of paper to another fax over the phone lines. Usually,
|
|
your fax also prints the number you called from on the first sheet of the
|
|
transmittal. It is easy to see why buisnesses like these. No longer content
|
|
with Federal Express, now letters can go cross country in minutes. Faxes have
|
|
about 200-250 dpi resolution, and print out on rolls of thermal paper. For some
|
|
odd reason, most of them are 4800 baud.
|
|
|
|
"So what" you ask? Most people don't seem to realize the potential
|
|
available here. When I worked at The FHLB, we used to get faxes all the time,
|
|
with requests for checks. Occaisionaly, we also got short notes from the idiots
|
|
at the other banks.
|
|
This is what gave me the idea for what I call, for lack of a better term, Fax
|
|
Piracy.
|
|
Fax Piracy is the ultimate prank call. Let me give you an example.
|
|
There was this Library I hated, and, like everyone else, they have a fax.
|
|
So what me and a few of my freinds did was send them requests, "from" another
|
|
Library for books. I found out later, from a kid who worked there that they
|
|
wasted about $50, sending them all the books. Not much, but if you know how
|
|
cheap librarians are, you can imagine the shit fits they had.
|
|
Next, we send them a "Mobius Fax" we got some sheets of black
|
|
construction paper, taped about 10 of them together, and started feeding them
|
|
through the fax. Once the start of the long sheet we had created came through,
|
|
we taped it to the end. This went on continuosly for about 15 minutes until their
|
|
(very expensive) thermal paper ran out. Since we had sent them nothing but
|
|
black paper, it completely covered and ruined all of their paper. This used up
|
|
their 3month paper allocation at once, and they had to borrow from petty cash
|
|
to buy more.
|
|
Finally we sent them a little note, telling them what idiots they were, and
|
|
signing it "the fax pirates"
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|
|
|
HOW TO DO IT-
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|
|
|
First, and this is VERY IMPORTANT- Always remember to REPROGRAM the fax
|
|
so it displays someone elses name and number. If you forget to do this, its
|
|
like sending a letter bomb with a return adress.
|
|
Second, decide what to send. This is entirely up to you (duh) , and
|
|
depends on whether you want to annoy them, or really destroy them.* Wierd
|
|
requests from other companies you hate, long rambling stories, or strange art is
|
|
always good. Be a little creative
|
|
Third, send it. (wow, some people need to be told everything, don't they)
|
|
What? You don't know their fax #? Its not in information? Its not in the
|
|
phone book? Well, keep reading!
|
|
|
|
HOW TO GET FAX PHONE NUMBERS-
|
|
|
|
This is just way easier than it should be. Call and ask. I'm serious,
|
|
we've done this probably over 30 times, and NO ONE HAS EVER QUESTIONED OUR
|
|
REQUEST! I'll give you a sample of a call that actually happened. (this is
|
|
verbatum)(we taped it)
|
|
|
|
IBM LADY Hello, IBM, may I help you?
|
|
|
|
ME Hi, this is Biff Fulgate from over here at Linear Data Systems
|
|
Can I get your fax number, those boys in research need to send
|
|
something over and they lost the number again.
|
|
|
|
IBM LADY Please hold on a moment
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|
|
|
ME Sure thing. Hah, those cooks over in research would probably
|
|
lose their heads if they wern't screwed on.
|
|
|
|
IBM LADY Haha. Now is that the Tower 700 number?
|
|
|
|
ME Um...let me check here... Yeah, that's it. (Tower 700? what?)
|
|
|
|
IBM LADY Ok, hold on
|
|
|
|
(Long wait during which I get slightly nervous)
|
|
|
|
IBM LADY Ok That number is 313-xxx-xxxx
|
|
|
|
ME Thanks, Bye
|
|
|
|
|
|
Also, most ads have fax numbers. Don't fuck with little companies
|
|
though.
|
|
|
|
A) they don't need it, B) they are probably more suspicious, C) it hurts them more
|
|
than it would hurt a big company. be a caring capitolist.
|
|
|
|
If you need any suggestions as to who's number to get try the following-
|
|
newspapers, radios stations, big companies, libraries, city & state governments,
|
|
the right to life movement, etc.
|
|
|
|
|
|
HINTS-
|
|
|
|
Act like you know whats going on at all times.
|
|
Be polite, and a little bit familiar
|
|
Make sure you have a plausable reason for getting the number
|
|
Don't laugh
|
|
Let the person who sounds most 'adult-like' make the call
|
|
Make sure you have a plausable name
|
|
|
|
Remember, the larger the company, the less the people know and care about other
|
|
parts of the company, so the greater chance you have of not getting hassled.
|
|
ALSO! Don't forget to change the "number" you are calling from.
|
|
|
|
If you want to send a Mobius Fax, usually Faxes have paper feed trays (we didn't
|
|
know that when we did it)
|
|
|
|
ALSO- NEVER, EVER, DO THIS TO AT&T!
|
|
|
|
HOW TO GET A FAX TO USE-
|
|
|
|
Well, if you don't have one, try mommy's or daddy's office. Most Campus
|
|
offices have faxes you can pretend that you are supposed to be using (tell them the
|
|
Library sent you). Many print-shops (like Kinko's) have fax machines that you
|
|
can use for a nominal fee. And, just like terminals in the early 80's, most
|
|
fax machines are just sitting out in offices, if you dress nicely, and look like
|
|
you know what you're doing, no one is going to ask questions.
|
|
|
|
*-- for really good info on how to really fuck up a company with mail, or faxes,
|
|
I reccomend Keith Wade's POISON PEN LETTERS & YOUR REVENGE IS IN THE MAIL
|
|
both
|
|
available from the Loompanics Book Catalog (see my file on that for the adress)
|
|
|
|
[*Smoke Bombs*]
|
|
|
|
One type of pyrotechnic device that might be employed by a terrorist in
|
|
many way would be a smoke bomb. Such a device could conceal the getaway route,
|
|
or cause a diversion, or simply provide cover. Such a device, were it to
|
|
produce enough smoke that smelled bad enough, could force the evacuation of a
|
|
building, for example. Smoke bombs are not difficult to make. Although the
|
|
military smoke bombs employ powdered white phosphorus or titanium compounds,
|
|
such materials are usually unavailable to even the most well-equipped terrorist.
|
|
Instead, he/she would have to make the smoke bomb for themselves.
|
|
|
|
Most homemade smoke bombs usually employ some type of base powder, such
|
|
as black powder or pyrodex, to support combustion. The base material will burn
|
|
well, and provide heat to cause the other materials in the device to burn, but
|
|
not completely or cleanly. Table sugar, mixed with sulfur and a base material,
|
|
produces large amounts of smoke. Sawdust, especially if it has a small amount
|
|
of oil in it, and a base powder works well also. Other excellent smoke
|
|
ingredients are small pieces of rubber, finely ground plastics, and many
|
|
chemical mixtures. The material in road flares can be mixed with sugar and
|
|
sulfur and a base powder produces much smoke. Most of the fuel-oxodizer
|
|
mixtures, if the ratio is not correct, produce much smoke when added to a base
|
|
powder. The list of possibilities goes on and on. The trick to a successful
|
|
smoke bomb also lies in the container used. A plastic cylinder works well, and
|
|
contributes to the smoke produced. The hole in the smoke bomb where the fuse
|
|
enters must be large enough to allow the material to burn without causing an
|
|
explosion. This is another plus for plastic containers, since they will melt
|
|
and burn when the smoke material ignites, producing an opening large enough to
|
|
prevent an explosion.
|
|
|
|
1) Mix 3 parts Sugar : 6 Parts Epson salt
|
|
2) put in a tin can, and onto a low flame (like a lighter)
|
|
3) let gel harden
|
|
4) put match in as a fuse.
|
|
5) light and run like hell cause 4 pounds will fill a city block...
|
|
|
|
|
|
The following reaction should produce a fair amount of smoke. Since this
|
|
reaction is not all that dangerous you can use larger amounts if necessary for
|
|
larger amounts of smoke.
|
|
|
|
6G Zinc powder
|
|
1G Sulfur powder
|
|
|
|
Insert a red hot wire into the pile, step back. A lot of smoke should be created
|
|
|
|
|
|
Simple smoke and stink bomb- You can purchase Sulphur at a drugstore under
|
|
the name FloWers of Sulphur. Now when Sulphur burns it will give off a very
|
|
strong odor and plenty of smoke. Now all you need is a fuse from a firecracker,
|
|
a tin can, and the Sulphur. Fill the can with Sulphur(pack very lightly), Put
|
|
Aluninum foil over the top of the can, poke a small hole into the foil, insert
|
|
the wick, and light it and get out of the room if you value your lungs. You can
|
|
find many uses for this( or atleast i hope so.
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Formulas For Different-Colored Smoke Screens*
|
|
|
|
Black Smoke Screen
|
|
[1> Magnesium powder 19% [2> Magnesium powder 20
|
|
hexachloroethane 60 hexachloroethane 60
|
|
naphthalene 21 naphthalene 20
|
|
[3> Hexachloroethane 55.8 [4> Black powder FFF 50
|
|
alpha naphol 14 Potassium nitrate 10
|
|
athracene 4.6 coal tar 20
|
|
aluminum powder 9.3 powdered charcoal 15
|
|
smokeless powder 14 paraffin 5
|
|
naphthalene 2.3
|
|
|
|
White Smoke Screen
|
|
[1> Potassium chlorate 44 [2> Zinc dust 28
|
|
sulfur flour 15 zinc oxide 22
|
|
zinc dust 40 hexachloroethane 50
|
|
sodium bicarbonate 1
|
|
[3> zinc dust 66.67
|
|
hexachloroethane 33.33
|
|
|
|
Yellow Smoke Screen
|
|
[1> Potassium chlorate 25 [2> Potassium chlorate 30
|
|
paranitraniline 50 naphthalene azodimethyl analine 50
|
|
lactrose 25 powdered sugar 20
|
|
[3> Potassium chlorate 21.4
|
|
naphthalene azodimethyl aniline 2.7
|
|
auramine 38
|
|
sodium bicarbonate 28.5
|
|
sulfur flour 9.4
|
|
|
|
Green Smoke Screen
|
|
[1> Potassium nitrate 20
|
|
red arsenic 20
|
|
sulfur flour 20
|
|
antimony sulfide 20
|
|
black powder FFF 20
|
|
|
|
Red Smoke Screen
|
|
[1> Potassium chlorate 20 [2> Potassium chlorate 26
|
|
lactose 20 diethylaminorosindone 48
|
|
paranitraniline red 60 powdered sugar 26
|
|
[3> Potassium chlorate 27.4 [4> Potassium perchlorate 25
|
|
methylaminoanthraquinone 42.5 antimony sulfide 20
|
|
quinone 42.5 rhodamine red 50
|
|
sodium bicarbonate 19.5 dextrin 5
|
|
sulfur flour 10.6
|
|
|
|
COLOR MATERIAL USED IN
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
__
|
|
red strontium road flares,
|
|
salts red sparklers
|
|
(strontium nitrate)
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
__
|
|
green barium salts green sparklers
|
|
(barium nitrate)
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
__
|
|
yellow sodium salts gold sparklers
|
|
(sodium nitrate)
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
__
|
|
blue powdered copper blue sparklers,
|
|
old pennies
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
__
|
|
white powdered magnesium firestarters,
|
|
or aluminum aluminum foil
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
__
|
|
purple potassium permanganate purple fountains,
|
|
treating sewage
|
|
|
|
[ ] *How To Make Smokeless Powder*
|
|
|
|
[1> Boil cotton for 30 minutes, in a 2% solution of sodium hydroxide.
|
|
[2> Wash the cotton in hot water and allow it to dry.
|
|
[3> Mix slowly and carefully at 25 degrees Centigrade, 250 cc. of concentrated
|
|
sulfuric acid, 150 cc. of concentrated nitric acid, and 20 cc. of
|
|
water. They must be kept at 25 degrees C.
|
|
[4> Next place the dried cotton in the acid solution, and stir well with
|
|
either a glass or porcelain rod (do not use metal). This should be
|
|
done for 35 minutes.
|
|
[5> After nitration, the acids are washed away, and the cotton is washed in
|
|
boiling water five times, each time for 25 minutes. The cotton is
|
|
given several tests with litmus paper. If the litmus test proves
|
|
that there is still some acid present, a 2% solution of sodium
|
|
bicarbonate should neutralize whatever is left. This is important,
|
|
since any remaining acid acts as an impurity to make the explosive
|
|
more unstable.
|
|
|
|
[ ] *SMOKE BOMBS*
|
|
|
|
(1) MATERIALS
|
|
|
|
[1] 6 Table Spoons of Potassium Nitrate
|
|
[2] 5 Table Spoons of Sugar
|
|
[3] Something to melt them together
|
|
[4] Something to pore the stuff into
|
|
[5] Magnesium strips or ribbon
|
|
|
|
(2) THE MIXTURE
|
|
|
|
[1] Measure 6 parts Potassium Nitrate and 5 parts Sugar and put them in the can
|
|
that you are going to heat them in and blend them together.
|
|
|
|
[2] Put the can over the stove and heat the mixture together (make sure that
|
|
you dont ignite the stuff in the can- to prevent this form happening make
|
|
sure you stur and have it under a low flame
|
|
|
|
[3] When you notice that the two solids have become a liquid then take the can
|
|
off of the stove and pour the stuff into the thing you want it in and imbed
|
|
the magnesium into the stuff to use as an igniter.
|
|
|
|
[4] one pound of this stuff will engolph a hole chicago block as long as there
|
|
is no wind
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Time Delay Devices*
|
|
|
|
There are three different types of time-delay devices:
|
|
|
|
1) Metal strip under tension till it breaks.
|
|
|
|
2) Chemical action that will, after a period of time, produce
|
|
enough heat to detonate the explosive charge.
|
|
|
|
3) An alarm clock set for a certain time, so that when it rings
|
|
it will complete and electrical circuit, thus detonating an
|
|
electrical blasting cap.
|
|
|
|
The first method, metal under tension until breakage, I will
|
|
not discuss, since it is extremely hazardous and unreliable. You
|
|
can have little or no control over timing, and such devices are
|
|
notorious for backfiring.
|
|
|
|
The chemical-action time-delay methods have proven to be pretty
|
|
reliable. Most of this action incorporates the amount time taken
|
|
by certain solution of acid to eat its way through another
|
|
substance. The time length can be determined by the
|
|
concentration of the acid and by the substance to be eaten
|
|
through.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Nipple Time Bomb
|
|
----------------
|
|
An example of this type of chemical action is the Nipple Time
|
|
Bomb, which is very effective. One must obtain a short section
|
|
of steel pipe and cap each end accordingly. Place inside the
|
|
steel pipe a stick of dynamite, and drill a quarter-inch hole at
|
|
on end of the cap. Now, into this hole you must place a small
|
|
amount of potassium chlorate and gunpowder. Now, seperatly from
|
|
the pipe, take a small glass vial and fill it with a concentrated
|
|
sulfuric acid solution, then stop up the end with a paper or cork
|
|
stopper. To arm the bomb, place the vial of acid upside down in
|
|
the hole at the top of the pipe. Now, when the acid has eaten
|
|
its way through the stopper, it will come in contact with the
|
|
potassium chlorate and gunpowder. The mixture of these chemicals
|
|
will cause a minor explosion, but it will be large enough to
|
|
produce the heat necessary to detonate the dynamite. The
|
|
detonation time is usually between three and six hours. If a
|
|
solution of sulfuric acid and glycerin is used, rather than just
|
|
a pure sulfuric acid, the time delay will be up to five or six
|
|
days.
|
|
|
|
Here is a diagram:
|
|
|
|
$ = Vial with Sulfuric Acid Mixture
|
|
% = Potassium Chlorate
|
|
# = Gunpowder
|
|
|
|
+--+$+--+
|
|
! !$! !
|
|
C ! !$! !
|
|
A ==> ! !%! !
|
|
P ! !#! !
|
|
! +-+ !
|
|
+-+---+-+
|
|
! !
|
|
! D !
|
|
! Y !
|
|
P ! N !
|
|
I ==> ! A !
|
|
P ! M !
|
|
E ! I !
|
|
! T !
|
|
! E !
|
|
! !
|
|
+-+---+-+
|
|
C ! !
|
|
A ==> ! !
|
|
P ! !
|
|
! !
|
|
! !
|
|
+-------+
|
|
|
|
Vial of Sulfuric Acid:
|
|
|
|
+---+
|
|
A ! !
|
|
I ==> ! !
|
|
R ! !
|
|
!%%%!
|
|
SULFURIC !%%%!
|
|
==> !%%%!
|
|
ACID !%%%!
|
|
!%%%!
|
|
!%_%!
|
|
STOPPER ==> !/ \!
|
|
+---+
|
|
|
|
Place the vial upside down in the top of the bomb as shown.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Incendiary Time Bomb
|
|
|
|
This next one is an incendiary time bomb. This is very
|
|
similiar to the Nipple Time Bomb, in that it relies on the same
|
|
chemical action, but without the dynamite. The procedure is very
|
|
simple. A cardboard box or iron tube is filled with a mixture of
|
|
three-quarters potassium chlorate and one-quarter sugar, and then
|
|
sealed. At one end a hole is made. Into that hole is placed an
|
|
inverted vial of sulfuric acid, with a paper or cork stopper, it
|
|
will come into contact with the potassium chlorate-sugar mixture.
|
|
This will result in a very hot, powerful fire.
|
|
|
|
Illustration:
|
|
|
|
% = Vial of Sulfuric Mixture as in the
|
|
above bomb
|
|
$ = Cork or Paper Stopper
|
|
# = Mixture of Potassium Cholrate and
|
|
Sugar
|
|
|
|
+---+ +---+
|
|
! !%! !
|
|
! !%! !
|
|
! !%! !
|
|
! !%! !
|
|
! !$! !
|
|
! +-+ !
|
|
!#########!
|
|
!#########!
|
|
!#########!
|
|
!#########!
|
|
!#########!
|
|
!#########!
|
|
+---------+
|
|
|
|
|
|
Magnifying-Glass Bomb
|
|
|
|
The Magnigying-Glass Bomb is effective, but it has many
|
|
disadvantages. The procedure is very simple. Take a tin can and
|
|
fill three-quarters of it with highly coompressed gunpowder. Now
|
|
attach to the top of the can a small magnifying glass, so that
|
|
the sun's light, when magnifyed through the glass, will cause the
|
|
heat necessary to detonate the charge. This works very well, as
|
|
long as it doesn't rain.
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Illustration:
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Magnifying Glass
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!
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+-----+
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+------! !------+
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! +-----+ !
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! !
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! !
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! !
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!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!
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!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!
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!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!
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!%%%%%GUNPOWDER%%%%%!
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!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!
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!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!
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!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%!
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+-------------------+
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Alarm-Clock Time Bomb
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The alarm-clock detonation method is the most accurate device,
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in that a person can the the exact time he wishes the bomb to
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explode. It is connected in the same fashion as the other
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eletrical-circuit booby traps. Wires are connected to the hammer
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of the bell and to the bell itself, via the blasting cap, to a
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dry cell. The clock should be set to go off before the booby
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trap is built. When the alarm goes off, the hammer and bell
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connect completing the electrical circuit and detonating the
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explosive.
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Illustration:
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% +---++---+ % DYNAMITE %
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% ! +!!+ ! %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% ! !DC! ! % DYNAMITE %
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% ! !re! ! %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% ! !yl! ! % DYNAMITE %
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% ! ! l! ! %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% ! +--+ +-- Blasting Cap %
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%%!%%%%%%%%!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% ! ! % DYNAMITE %
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% +-+----+-+ %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% !oooo! % DYNAMITE %
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% !oooo! %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% !oooo! % DYNAMITE %
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% +----+ %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% Clock % DYNAMITE %
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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[ ] *Supermarket Fun*
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As some of you might have already guessed, this file will tell you all about
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how to have loads of fun in any supermarket or grocery store. There are many
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different things to do in a supermarket that will provide entertainment as
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well as pissing off people in general. First, though, you should get some
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friends to increase the entertainment value of the whole excursi- on, as well
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as to provide even more destruction.
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I've found that you can get away with a lot of things (playing chase
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throughout the aisles, playing soccer or football with various perishables,
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etc.) and no one will say anything. If anyone does say anything, do the
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kindly anarchist thing and tell them to fuck off.
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Ok. One very fun thing to do is fuck with the shopping carts themselves. You
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can fill up many carts and then strew them all around the store, for example.
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I'm sure that almost every employee just loves to spend their time ridding the
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|
store of the bogus carts you created. Or maybe you would rather gather ten or
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so carts and then make barriers in aisles when no one is looking. Wouldn't
|
|
you like to hear "Um...Frank..someone seems to have made a collection of carts
|
|
in aisle four, so could you clean it up please, thank you..." announced over
|
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the loudspeaker system of your nearest Giant or Safeway? Or you can have your
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|
very own shopping cart drag races in the frozen food section. Perhaps you're
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|
one of the more destructive types. If you are, then "bumper carts" is just
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|
for you. Just smash the carts into one another and relive those magic
|
|
childhood moments at the carnival. One VERY funny stunt that produces great
|
|
results is fucking with other people's carts. Just go around throwing things
|
|
into carts when the owner is not looking. "Wait a minute..where the hell did
|
|
this damn watermellon come from?! I hate watermellons." Doing that can
|
|
greatly confuse a person, so go ahead, make someone think they're goin' crazy!
|
|
Another fun thing to do at a grocery store is, of course, playing with the
|
|
food. See how many times you and a friend can throw toilet paper over aisle
|
|
eight without hitting anyone. You can always go for 'distance' by throwing
|
|
fruits or vegetables over as many aisles as possible. Or perhaps you would
|
|
rather test your bowling skills. Just stack up anything handy (paper towles,
|
|
cans, plastic soda bottles, etc.) and roll any sphere like object at it
|
|
(melons, or perhaps a can of Kool Aid?) You could always play a quick game of
|
|
basketball. Just set up an empty cart and find something that bounces or
|
|
doesn't), then go for those three point shots. In fact, almost every major
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|
sport (except water pollo, but that's not a major sport, now is it?) can be
|
|
played with ease at your closest supermakert or grocery store.
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|
|
|
Pissing off the employees is also entertaining. I'm sure you can think of
|
|
many ways to do this, but try the following. Trying to buy alcohol if you're
|
|
under age (insist that you aren't!), shouting obscenities, eating 'bulk' food
|
|
right out of the container, dropping (accidently of course!) a few glass
|
|
bottles, going down to where the employees eat and just sit at the table, and
|
|
also try to buy nine packs of gum in the '8 items or less' lane. You could
|
|
also try loitering, just sit at the magazine rack and catch up on your
|
|
reading. Another fun thing to do is to keep bugging an employee hard at work.
|
|
I'm sure an employee would appreciate it if you dragged him from his task just
|
|
so you could buy one red hot from the bulk food section.
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|
|
|
Yet another entertaining thing to do is cause the store to lose customers.
|
|
The easiest way to do this is to just buy something so you and a friend can
|
|
get in line. Then look at what the person ahead of you is getting and tell
|
|
your friend that "whatever the next person has" was laced with poison or
|
|
something to that effect.
|
|
|
|
Oh, here's yet another entertaining thing to do. Go outside the store and
|
|
look for carts that are full and just sitting there with no on by them (the
|
|
owner has gone to get his/her car). When you have found such a cart, take some
|
|
bags or better yet, take the whole cart. Now you have a weeks worth of free
|
|
groceries. So get some friends together and have a party (what else would
|
|
you do with six bags of food?) If the owner suddenly appears while you are
|
|
"buying" your groceries, just push the cart as hard as you can at him/her and
|
|
take off. If you are lucky enough two find two of these carts, then you can
|
|
have some real fun. Just start taking things out of one cart and chuck it in
|
|
the other, better yet, just exchange bags! Then sit back and watch the
|
|
confussion. Although the people probably won't notice the difference until
|
|
they get home and unpack. Don't you wish you could see their reaction?! Oh,
|
|
you could also just take someones cart and move it down a bit...that way you
|
|
could see their reaction and that would of course increase your enjoyment.
|
|
|
|
A vast amount of fun can be had in the frozen food section. Just take some
|
|
frozen products or ice cream and put them in one of those desrted isles so
|
|
they can thaw out. After that, cruise over to where ever the food coloring is
|
|
kept and snag some. Then go back to frozen foods and find some nice ice
|
|
cream. Now just open up ice cream containers and put about thirty drops of
|
|
red (or whatever color) food coloring in 'em. Wouldn't YOU be surprised if
|
|
you opened up a half gallon of vanilla ice cream at home and found red swirls
|
|
and patches in it??
|
|
|
|
Do you want to get people in trouble? Then you can have lots of fun screwing
|
|
with the prices of things. You can take some steaks and throw 'em into the
|
|
"reduced food section". Most people are stupid and would jump at the chance
|
|
to get a turkey for a few bucks. Or, you could just take a large marker into
|
|
the store with you and write "5 cents" on everything you see. Write it on
|
|
donut boxes, cereal boxes, soda bottles, or anything you see.
|
|
|
|
My last topic is everyone's favorite, taking what is not rightfully yours
|
|
(shoplifting, dumbass) It's surprisingly simple to lift things from grocery
|
|
stores. I'm not going to give you a shoplifting tutorial here though, if you
|
|
need to read a phile to learn how to lift, you're an idiot. Also, you can eat
|
|
things right in the store if you want. Just take your snack to a deserted
|
|
aisle and then satisfy your stomach. Of course, the only thing you could
|
|
steal from Giant is food (or those cheap plastic toys often found in grocery
|
|
stores, but why would you want those?), and since a box of cereal is a bit to
|
|
obvious under one's shirt, I suggest candy. But go ahead and take what you
|
|
want...
|
|
|
|
Well, I was wrong, I have one more thing I want to tell you about (gee I'm
|
|
tricky...) Ok, have you ever seen those swinging double-doors in the back
|
|
near the meat?? These doors can lead you to loads of fun. Back there they
|
|
store all their excess until they have room for it. So you can go back there
|
|
and fuck around like crazy (if anyone asks you what the hell you're doing back
|
|
there, just say you're going to the bathroom, the bathrooms are ALWAYS back
|
|
there somewhere), doing whatever the hell you want. Try rearranging anything
|
|
you may find back there. Go ahead, screw up their inventory!
|
|
|
|
[ ] The Mammoth Fire Pillar
|
|
|
|
The concept behind this one is simple. In fifth grade we had a little
|
|
project where we filled a can with flour and put a small candle in it
|
|
and blew the flour with one those curve straw type things. How it works
|
|
is the flour is all blown into the air around the candle and the little
|
|
"bits" are caught on fire and light more and more until you get a column
|
|
on fire. The concept here is the same only on a much larger scale.
|
|
|
|
What you need:
|
|
- A big can, like something your mom might buy a year's supply of peas in
|
|
or something. Around 1 gallon or above if possible (be sure this is NOT
|
|
plastic!
|
|
- Some type of candle. I like to use a bunch of those magic relight
|
|
candles tied together so that if it goes out it'll start back up.
|
|
- A bag of flour
|
|
- Some plastic tubing about 1/4 inch and 2-3 feet long. You may want to
|
|
get a few elbow joints(E) for this, but at least one is needed.
|
|
|
|
This is the basic configuration-
|
|
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| I |
|
|
| I |
|
|
--------------------------\ I | <-BIG CAN
|
|
------------------------\ | I |
|
|
| | | I |
|
|
| I |
|
|
|:::::::::::::I:::::::::::::|
|
|
FLOUR -> |:::::::::::::I:::::::::::::|
|
|
|:::::::::::::I:::::::::::::|
|
|
+---------------------------+
|
|
/^\
|
|
|
|
|
THE CANDLE
|
|
|
|
Now all you have to do is light the candle and blow on the tubing VERY
|
|
hard. What you might want to do is get a big baloon to use, or what I
|
|
did is I took an old bike and took the valve off of the tire and hooked
|
|
it to the end. Now I use either a foot pump, which can get tiring since
|
|
you have to go very fast, or I acquire some of those CO2 cartriges used
|
|
to inflate tires like when you're on a big biking trip. I also recommend
|
|
that you get tubing that will not melt in the fire, you might even want
|
|
to try some type of metal, although for me some good hard plastic works.
|
|
|
|
[ ] LEAD AZIDE
|
|
|
|
Lead Azide is a material that is often used as a booster charge for
|
|
other explosive, but it does well enough on its own as a fairly sensitive
|
|
explosive. It does not detonate too easily by percussion or impact, but it
|
|
is easily detonated by heat from an igniter wire, or a blasting cap. It is
|
|
simple to produce, assuming that the necessary chemicals can be procured.
|
|
|
|
By dissolving sodium azide and lead acetate in water in separate
|
|
beakers, the two materials are put into an aqueous state. Mix the two beakers
|
|
together, and apply a gentle heat. Add an excess of the lead acetate
|
|
solution, until no reaction occurs, and the precipitate on the bottom of the
|
|
beaker stops forming. Filter off the solution, and wash the precipitate in
|
|
hot water. The precipitate is lead azide, and it must be stored wet for safety.
|
|
If lead acetate cannot be found, simply acquire acetic acid, and put lead
|
|
metal in it. Black powder bullets work well for this purpose.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * THERMIT *
|
|
|
|
This stuff can burn *anything*. [except Tungsten].. It's great for burning
|
|
open a a pay phone
|
|
|
|
Thermit is a fuel-oxodizer mixture that is used to generate tremendous
|
|
amounts of heat. It was not presented in section 3.23 because it does not react
|
|
nearly as readily. It is a mixture of iron oxide and aluminum, both finely
|
|
powdered. When it is ignited, the aluminum burns, and extracts the oxygen from
|
|
the iron oxide. This is really two very exothermic reactions that produce a
|
|
combined temperature of about 2200 degrees C. This is half the heat produced by
|
|
an atomic weapon. It is difficult to ignite, however, but when it is ignited,
|
|
it is one of the most effective firestarters around.
|
|
|
|
MATERIALS
|
|
powdered aluminum (10 g)
|
|
powdered iron oxide (10 g)
|
|
|
|
1) There is no special procedure or equipment required to make thermit. Simply
|
|
mix the two powders together, and try to make the mixture as homogenous as
|
|
possible. The ratio of iron oxide to aluminum is 50% / 50% by weight, and
|
|
be made in greater or lesser amounts.
|
|
|
|
2) Ignition of thermite can be accomplished by adding a small amount of
|
|
potassium chlorate to the thermit, and pouring a few drops of sulfuric acid
|
|
on it. This method and others will be discussed later in section 4.33. The
|
|
other method of igniting thermit is with a magnesium strip. Finally, by
|
|
using common sparkler-type fireworks placed in the thermit, the mixture
|
|
can be ignited.
|
|
|
|
[ ] *How to make Thermite*
|
|
|
|
1) First you need rust. The best way to make alot of it is....
|
|
|
|
a) get an electric train transformer
|
|
b) attach a common nail to the PLUS (+) end of the transformer
|
|
c) get a glass jar
|
|
d) fill it with water
|
|
e) put salt [regular table salt
|
|
is fine] into the water
|
|
f) put the other end (-) into water with the nail [leave the transformer
|
|
out, of course]
|
|
g) turn on the transformer
|
|
h) let the contraption run overnight
|
|
i) seperate out all the red shit [that's the rust] with a filter or a
|
|
spoon.
|
|
j) let the stuff dry [like on a paper towel]
|
|
k) that's it! you have rust!
|
|
|
|
2) Get some aluminum filings from the hardware store [or shave your own
|
|
from a bar with less that 94% pure aluminum, called duralumin]
|
|
|
|
3) Now, just mix:
|
|
|
|
8 grams rust
|
|
--------------------------
|
|
3 grams aluminum filings
|
|
|
|
4) That's Thermite!! Now, to ignite it...
|
|
|
|
5) You now need some Magnesium ribbon.
|
|
To get it, you can:
|
|
|
|
a) steal it from the chemistry lab at school
|
|
b) buy it at the hardware store
|
|
c) buy it from a chemical supply house.
|
|
|
|
6) Alright, shove the Magesium ribbon into the Thermite at a fuse.
|
|
|
|
7) Then light it with a blowtorch. [It won't get hot enough to ignite
|
|
the Thermite, though]
|
|
|
|
8) last step: get the hell back. [it can vaporize CARBON STEEL!]
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] * Thermite *
|
|
|
|
PART 1: Thermite
|
|
Materials needed:
|
|
Aluminum Powder (no coarser than ground coffee)
|
|
Iron Oxide Flakes (Iron II Oxide, similar to coarse ground coffee)
|
|
Jar or can with tight fitting lid.
|
|
Spoon or cup for measuring
|
|
|
|
Preparation:
|
|
1) Ok, put 3 parts by volume of iron oxide to 2 parts by volume of aluminum
|
|
powder into the jar. Leave at least 1/3 of the jar EMPTY.
|
|
2) Tighten lid on jar and turn slowly on its side till the 2 powders are
|
|
completely mixed.
|
|
Thats it! You've made thermite! But that was the EASY part... the igniters
|
|
are alot more complex....
|
|
|
|
PART 2: Igniters
|
|
|
|
Materials needed:
|
|
Finely powdered aluminum (no coarser than cake flour)
|
|
Finely powdered Sulfur (no coarser than cake flour)
|
|
Finely powdered Starch (yet again, not coaser than cake flour)
|
|
Water
|
|
Cylindrical tube about 6" in length and 3/4" inside diameter (plastic tubing you
|
|
can get at any lumberyard is ideal)
|
|
3/4" rod (or slightly smaller) rod that fits inside of plasic tube
|
|
3/8" dowel rod
|
|
Mixing bowl
|
|
Tablespoon
|
|
Teaspoon
|
|
Stove or hotplate
|
|
Knife
|
|
Measuring container
|
|
Granulated sugar (do NOT use powdered or confectionary sugar)
|
|
Potassium chlorate or Sodium chlorate (no coarser than granulated sugar)
|
|
Plastic Spoon
|
|
Moisture proof container with tight fitting lid
|
|
Rolling pin
|
|
Fuse or solar igniters (solar igniters are used for ignition of model rockets
|
|
and are available at most hobby shops)
|
|
|
|
Preparation:
|
|
|
|
1) Place 6 tablespoons of aluminum powder in a mixing bowl then add 15
|
|
tablespoons of powdered sulfur.
|
|
2) Mix two powders together gently with spoon till no unmixed particals of
|
|
sulfur are visible.
|
|
3) In a seperate pot add 2 teaspoons of laundry starch to about 6 ounces of
|
|
water and boil gently for a few minutes. Stir till the starch is dissolved
|
|
and allow the solution to cool to room temperature.
|
|
4) When cool, take about half the starch solution and add it to the mixture of
|
|
aluminum powder and sulfur.
|
|
5) Mix with a spoon until the whole mass is a smooth, evenly mixed putty-like
|
|
paste.
|
|
6) Fill the cylindrical tube with this paste, place one end of the tube on a
|
|
hard surface and tamp the paste with the 3/8" rod to sqeeze out the air
|
|
bubbles.
|
|
7) Push the paste out of the tube with the large rod, which just fits inside
|
|
the tube, so that it forms a cylinder, then cut the damp cylinder into
|
|
1 1/2" lengths using the knife.
|
|
8) Dry these pieces at 90 degrees F. for at least 24 hours. 9) Form a hole at
|
|
least 1/2" in diameter approxamately halfway into one end of and igniter
|
|
pellet.
|
|
10) Fill hole to roughly 1/2 its depth with sub-igniter mix (We'll be getting
|
|
to making that in a sec)
|
|
11) Insert a length of fuse (or solar igniter) into the hole so it makes contact
|
|
with the sub-igniter mix. Fill the rest of the hole with sub-igniter mix and
|
|
tamp down to hold fuse (or solar igniter) firmly.
|
|
12) Tape fuse (or solar igniter) firmly in place to prevent it from working
|
|
loose and to prevent sub-igniter mix from spilling out of hole.
|
|
13) Tape 2 or more pellets without holes to the one with the fuse
|
|
14) Store all the pellets in a dry, closed container till useage.
|
|
|
|
Sub-igniter mix preparation:
|
|
|
|
1) Using a clean, dry, plastic spoon, place granulated sugar in the container
|
|
to one quarter container volume. Wipe spoon with a dry, clean cloth.
|
|
2) If the potassium chlorate or sodium chlorate is lumpy, remove all lumps by
|
|
crushing with rolling pin. Using the spoon, add a quantity of chlorate equal
|
|
to the amount of suagr to the container
|
|
WARNING: IF THIS MIXTURE IS CARELESSLY HANDLED WITH EXCESSIVE BUMPING
|
|
AND
|
|
SCRAPING IT COULD IGNITE AND FRY YOUR ASS. MAKE SURE THERE ISN'T ANY
|
|
ADHERING
|
|
TO THE EDGE OR LIP OF THE CONTAINER BEFORE TIGHTENING THE LID!!!
|
|
3) Tighten the lid of the jar, turn jar on its side, and slowly roll till the
|
|
two powders are completely mixed. The mixture is ready to use and may be
|
|
stored for months in a tightly sealed container.
|
|
|
|
Ok, the igniters are done (Whew! Don't worry, its all downhill from here)
|
|
If you did it right, it should look something like this:
|
|
-Cut-away View-
|
|
|
|
##%%""%%##
|
|
##%%""%%## # = Pellet
|
|
##%%""%%## % = Sub-igniter mix
|
|
##%%""%%## " = Fuse
|
|
##%%""%%##
|
|
##%%""%%##
|
|
##%%""%%##
|
|
##%%%%%%##
|
|
##%%%%%%##
|
|
##%%%%%%##
|
|
##%%%%%%##
|
|
###%%%%###
|
|
####%%####
|
|
##########
|
|
##########
|
|
##########
|
|
##########
|
|
##########
|
|
|
|
PART 3: Bomb Construction
|
|
There's 3 types of basic devices thermite is good for: Metal welding device,
|
|
Hole burning device, and Exploding incediary device.
|
|
|
|
1: Welding device
|
|
Materials needed:
|
|
Cardboard clyinder with metal ends (empty comet detergent box is perfect)
|
|
Thermite & Igniters
|
|
|
|
1) Cut cylinder in half
|
|
2) Arrange thermite and igniters like this:
|
|
- Cut away view -
|
|
|
|
""
|
|
!######%%""%%#####! ! = Cardboard cylinder
|
|
!######%%""%%#####! # = Thermite
|
|
!######%%%%%%#####! % = Igniter cluster
|
|
!######%%%%%%#####! " = Fuse
|
|
!######%%%%%%#####! + = Metal end
|
|
!#################!
|
|
!#################!
|
|
!#################!
|
|
!#################!
|
|
+++++++++++++++++++
|
|
|
|
Place over parts you wish to weld and ignite. Conducted heat and molten slag
|
|
from the device will cause a weld. This is good for sabotaging gears, motors,
|
|
electric transformers and many other uses (use your wicked imagination)
|
|
|
|
Hole Burning Device
|
|
|
|
1) Cut cardboard cylinder into 2 equal parts
|
|
2) Cut one piece to a height of 2" and cut 2 air vent notches on the open end.
|
|
3) Fill other section approx. 2/3 with thermite
|
|
4) Bury an igniter cluster just under the surface of the thermite
|
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5) Place empty piece OPEN END DOWN on the area you wish to penetrate
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6) Place filled section metal end down on top of open vented piece so that
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metal ends of the cylinder are touching
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Should look like this:
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- Cut away view -
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""
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!######%%""%%#####! ! = Cardboard cylinder
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!######%%""%%#####! # = Thermite
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!######%%%%%%#####! % = Igniter cluster
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!######%%%%%%#####! " = Fuse
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!######%%%%%%#####! + = Metal end
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!#################!
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!#################!
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!#################!
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!#################!
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+++++++++++++++++++
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+++++++++++++++++++
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! !
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! !
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! !
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! !
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! !
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! !
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! !
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! !
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! !
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! !!!!!! !
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! ! ! !
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!!!!!!!! / !!!!!!!
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air vent notch
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The above device will melt a hole through 3/8" steel plate by dropping extremly
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hot particles of molten iron onto the metal. Its great for destroying cars
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(put over engine block or gas tank hehez), and lots of other stuff...
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Exploding incediary device
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Extra materials needed:
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Gun Powder
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Small glass bottle (aspirin bottle works good)
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1) TIGHTLY PACK gunpowder into glass bottle.
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2) Put hole large enough for fuse in lid of glass bottle.
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3) Put a VERY short fuse (about 1/2") into hole
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4) Build Thermite welding device as per instructions except place glass powder
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bottle on bottom of cardboard cylinder before filling with thermite.
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This device should cause a small explosion and spray molten thermite in a
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5-10 foot radius (good for starting fires around flammable items). The molten
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thermite burns enough to light the fuse setting off the gunpowder charge in
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the bottle.
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[ ] * CHEMICAL FIRE BOTTLE *
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The chemical fire bottle is really an advanced molotov cocktail. Rather
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than using the burning cloth to ignite the flammable liquid, which has at best
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a fair chance of igniting the liquid, the chemical fire bottle utilizes the very
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hot and violent reaction between sulfuric acid and potassium chlorate. When the
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container breaks, the sulfuric acid in the mixture of gasoline sprays onto the
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paper soaked in potassium chlorate and sugar. The paper, when struck by the
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acid, instantly bursts into a white flame, igniting the gasoline. The chance
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of failure to ignite the gasoline is less than 2%, and can be reduced to 0%, if
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there is enough potassium chlorate and sugar to spare.
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MATERIALS EQUIPMENT
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2 teaspoons potassium chlorate 12 oz. glass bottle
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sugar (2 teaspoons) cap for bottle,with plastic inside
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concentrated sulfuric acid(4 oz.) cooking pan with raised edges
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gasoline (8 oz.) paper towels
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glass or plastic cup and spoon
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1) Test the cap of the bottle with a few drops of sulfuric acid to make sure
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that the acid will not eat away the bottle cap during storage. If the
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acid eats through it in 24 hours, a new top must be found and tested, until
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a cap that the acid does not eat through is found. A glass top is excellent.
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2) Carefully pour 8 oz. of gasoline into the glass bottle.
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3) Carefully pour 4 oz. of concentrated sulfuric acid into the glass bottle.
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Wipe up any spills of acid on the sides of the bottle, and screw the cap on
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the bottle. Wash the bottle's outside with plenty of water. Set it aside
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to dry.
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4) Put about two teaspoons of potassium chlorate and about two teaspoons of
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sugar into the glass or plastic cup. Add about 1/2 cup of boiling water,
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or enough to dissolve all of the potassium chlorate and sugar.
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|
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5) Place a sheet of paper towel in the cooking pan with raised edges. Fold
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the paper towel in half, and pour the solution of dissolved potassium
|
|
chlorate and sugar on it until it is thoroughly wet. Allow the towel to
|
|
dry.
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|
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6) When it is dry, put some glue on the outside of the glass bottle containing
|
|
the gasoline and sulfuric acid mixture. Wrap the paper towel around the
|
|
bottle, making sure that it sticks to it in all places. Store the bottle
|
|
in a place where it will not be broken or tipped over.
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|
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|
7) When finished, the solution in the bottle should appear as two distinct
|
|
liquids, a dark brownish-red solution on the bottom, and a clear solution
|
|
on top. The two solutions will not mix. To use the chemical fire bottle,
|
|
simply throw it at any hard surface.
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|
|
|
8) NEVER OPEN THE BOTTLE, SINCE SOME SULFURIC ACID MIGHT BE ON THE CAP,
|
|
WHICH
|
|
COULD TRICKLE DOWN THE SIDE OF THE BOTTLE AND IGNITE THE POTASSIUM
|
|
CHLORATE,
|
|
CAUSING A FIRE AND/OR EXPLOSION.
|
|
|
|
9) To test the device, tear a small piece of the paper towel off the bottle,
|
|
and put a few drops of sulfuric acid on it. The paper towel should
|
|
immediately burst into a white flame.
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|
|
|
[ ] *PAPER CONTAINERS*
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|
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|
Paper was the first container ever used for explosives, since it was
|
|
first used by the Chinese to make fireworks. Paper containers are usually very
|
|
simple to make, and are certainly the cheapest. There are many possible uses
|
|
for paper in containing explosives, and the two most obvious are in firecrackers
|
|
and rocket engines. Simply by rolling up a long sheet of paper, and gluing it
|
|
together, one can make a simple rocket engine. Perhaps a more interesting and
|
|
dangerous use is in the firecracker. The firecracker shown here is one of
|
|
Mexican design. It is called a "polumna", meaning "dove". The process of their
|
|
manufacture is not unlike that of making a paper football. If one takes a sheet
|
|
of paper about 16 inches in length by 1.5 inches wide, and fold one corner so
|
|
that it looks like this:
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|
________________________________________________________
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| |\
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|
| | \
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|
| | \
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|
|______________________________________________________|___\
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|
|
|
and then fold it again so that it looks like this:
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|
_______________________________________________________
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|
| /|
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|
| / |
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|
| / |
|
|
|__________________________________________________/___|
|
|
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|
A pocket is formed. This pocket can be filled with black powder, pyrodex,
|
|
flash powder, gunpowder,rocket engine powder, or any of the quick-burning fuel-
|
|
oxodizer mixtures that occur in the form of a fine powder. A fuse is then
|
|
inserted, and one continues the triangular folds, being careful not to spill
|
|
out any of the explosive. When the polumna is finished, it should be taped
|
|
together very tightly, since this will increase the strength of the container,
|
|
and produce a louder and more powerful explosion when it is lit. The finished
|
|
polumna should look like a 1/4 inch - 1/3 inch thick triangle, like the one
|
|
shown below:
|
|
|
|
^
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|
/ \ ----- securely tape all corners
|
|
/ \
|
|
/ \
|
|
/ \
|
|
/ \
|
|
/ \____________________________
|
|
/_____________\__/__/__/__/__/__/__/__/__/ ---------- fuse
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] * METAL CONTAINERS*
|
|
|
|
The classic pipe bomb is the best known example of a metal-contained
|
|
explosive. Idiot anarchists take white tipped matches and cut off the match
|
|
heads. They pound one end of a pipe closed with a hammer, pour in the white-
|
|
tipped matches, and then pound the other end closed. This process often kills
|
|
the fool, since when he pounds the pipe closed, he could very easily cause
|
|
enough friction between the match heads to cause them to ignite and explode the
|
|
unfinished bomb. By using pipe caps, the process is somewhat safer, and the
|
|
less stupid anarchist would never use white tipped matches in a bomb. He would
|
|
buy two pipe caps and threaded pipe (fig. 1). First, he would drill a hole in
|
|
one pipe cap, and put a fuse in it so that it will not come out, and so powder
|
|
will not escape during handling. The fuse would be at least 3/4 an inch long
|
|
inside the bomb. He would then screw the cap with the fuse in it on tightly,
|
|
possibly putting a drop of super glue on it to hold it tight. He would then
|
|
pour his explosive powder in the bomb. To pack it tightly, he would take a
|
|
large wad of tissue paper and, after filling the pipe to the very top, pack the
|
|
powder down, by using the paper as a ramrod tip, and pushing it with a pencil
|
|
or other wide ended object, until it would not move any further. Finally, he
|
|
would screw the other pipe cap on, and glue it. The tissue paper would help
|
|
prevent some of the powder from being caught in the threads of the pipe or pipe
|
|
cap from being crushed and subject to friction, which might ignite the powder,
|
|
causing an explosion during manufacture. An assembled bomb is shown in fig. 2.
|
|
|
|
_________ _______________ __________
|
|
| | ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ | |
|
|
| |vvvvv| |_________________________| |vvvvvv| |
|
|
| | | |
|
|
| | | |
|
|
| | | |
|
|
| | | |
|
|
| | ___________________________ | |
|
|
| | | | | |
|
|
| |^^^^^| vvvvvv_______________vvvvvv |^^^^^^| |
|
|
|_______| |________|
|
|
|
|
fig 1. Threaded pipe and endcaps.
|
|
|
|
________ ________
|
|
| _____|________________________________|_____ |
|
|
| |__________________________________________| |
|
|
| |: : : : |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -| |
|
|
| | tissue | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - |_|
|
|
| | : : : |- - - low order explosive - - ----------------------
|
|
| | paper | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - |-| fuse
|
|
| |: : : : |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -| |
|
|
| |________|_________________________________| |
|
|
| |__________________________________________| |
|
|
|______| |______|
|
|
|
|
endcap pipe endcap
|
|
w/ hole
|
|
|
|
fig. 2 Assembled pipe bomb.
|
|
|
|
This is one possible design that a mad bomber would use. If, however,
|
|
he did not have access to threaded pipe with endcaps, he could always use a
|
|
piece of copper or aluminum pipe, since it is easily bent into a suitable
|
|
position. A major problem with copper piping, however, is bending and folding
|
|
it without tearing it; if too much force is used when folding and bending copper
|
|
pipe, it will split along the fold. The safest method for making a pipe bomb
|
|
out of copper or aluminum pipe is similar to the method with pipe and endcaps.
|
|
First, one flattens one end of a copper or aluminum pipe carefully, making sure
|
|
not to tear or rip the piping. Then, the flat end of the pipe should be folded
|
|
over at least once, if this does not rip the pipe. A fuse hole should be
|
|
drilled in the pipe near the now closed end, and the fuse should be inserted.
|
|
Next, the bomb-builder would fill the bomb with a low order explosive, and pack
|
|
it with a large wad of tissue paper. He would then flatten and fold the other
|
|
end of the pipe with a pair of pliers. If he was not too dumb, he would do this
|
|
slowly, since the process of folding and bending metal gives off heat, which
|
|
could set off the explosive. A diagram is presented below:
|
|
|
|
________
|
|
_______________________________________________/ |
|
|
| |
|
|
| o |
|
|
|______________________________________________ |
|
|
\_______|
|
|
|
|
fig. 1 pipe with one end flattened and fuse hole drilled (top view)
|
|
|
|
______
|
|
____________________________________________/ | |
|
|
| | |
|
|
| o | |
|
|
|___________________________________________ | |
|
|
\__|__|
|
|
|
|
fig. 2 pipe with one end flattened and folded up (top view)
|
|
|
|
____________ fuse hole
|
|
|
|
|
v
|
|
_________________________________________________
|
|
| \ |____ |
|
|
| \____| |
|
|
| ______|
|
|
| /
|
|
|_____________________________/__________________
|
|
|
|
fig. 3 pipe with flattened and folded end (side view)
|
|
|
|
_________________ fuse
|
|
/
|
|
|
|
|
________ ______________________________|___ _______
|
|
| ____| / |- - - - - - - - - - -| - - \ |___ |
|
|
| |_____/tissue| - - - - - - - - - - - -|- - \_____| |
|
|
|________ paper |- - - low order explosive - _______|
|
|
\ | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - /
|
|
\_____________________________________/
|
|
|
|
|
|
fig. 4 completed bomb, showing tissue paper packing and explosive
|
|
(side view)
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
A CO2 cartridge from a B.B gun is another excellent container for
|
|
a low-order explosive. It has one minor disadvantage: it is time consuming
|
|
to fill. But this can be rectified by widening the opening of the cartridge
|
|
with a pointed tool. Then, all that would have to be done is to fill the
|
|
CO2 cartridge with any low-order explosive, or any of the fast burning fuel-
|
|
oxodizer mixtures, and insert a fuse. These devices are commonly called
|
|
"crater makers".
|
|
|
|
A CO2 cartridge also works well as a container for a thermit incendiary
|
|
device, but it must be modified. The opening in the end must be widened, so
|
|
that the ignition mixture, such as powdered magnesium, does not explode. The
|
|
fuse will ignite the powdered magnesium, which, in turn, would ignite the
|
|
thermit.
|
|
The previously mentioned designs for explosive devices are fine for
|
|
low-order explosives, but are unsuitable for high-order explosives, since the
|
|
latter requires a shockwave to be detonated. A design employing a smaller
|
|
low-order explosive device inside a larger device containing a high-order
|
|
explosive would probably be used. It would look something like:
|
|
|
|
_______________________ fuse
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
_________ | _________
|
|
| ____|__________________________|___________|____ |
|
|
| | * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *|* * * * * * * | |
|
|
| | * * * * * * high explosive | * * * * * * * | |
|
|
| | * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *|* * * * * * * | |
|
|
| | * ______ _______________|_ ______ * | |
|
|
| | * * | __| / - - - - - - | \ |__ | * | |
|
|
| | * | |____/ low explosive - \____| | * | |
|
|
| | * * |_______ - - - - - - - - - _______| * | |
|
|
| | * * * * * \ - - - - - - - - / * * * * * | |
|
|
| | * * * * * * \_________________/ * * * * * | |
|
|
| | * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * | |
|
|
| | * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * | |
|
|
| | * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * | |
|
|
| |______________________________________________| |
|
|
|_______| |_______|
|
|
|
|
|
|
If the large high explosive container is small, such as a CO2 cartridge,
|
|
then a segment of a hollow radio antenna can be made into a low-order pipe bomb,
|
|
which can be fitted with a fuse, and inserted into the CO2 cartridge.
|
|
|
|
[ ] *GLASS CONTAINERS*
|
|
|
|
Glass containers can be suitable for low-order explosives, but there
|
|
are problems with them. First, a glass container can be broken relatively
|
|
easily compared to metal or plastic containers. Secondly, in the
|
|
not-too-unlikely event of an "accident", the person making the device would
|
|
probably be seriously injured, even if the device was small. A bomb made out of
|
|
a sample perfume bottle-sized container exploded in the hands of one boy, and he
|
|
still has pieces of glass in his hand. He is also missing the final segment of
|
|
his ring finger, which was cut off by a sharp piece of flying glass...
|
|
|
|
Nonetheless, glass containers such as perfume bottles can be used by
|
|
a demented individual, since such a device would not be detected by metal
|
|
detectors in an airport or other public place. All that need be done is fill
|
|
the container, and drill a hole in the plastic cap that the fuse fits tightly
|
|
in, and screw the cap-fuse assembly on.
|
|
|
|
________________________ fuse
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
_____|_____
|
|
| ___|___ |
|
|
| > | < | drill hole in cap, and insert fuse;
|
|
| > | < | be sure fuse will not come out of cap
|
|
| > | < |
|
|
| | |
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| | screw cap on bottle
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
V V
|
|
|
|
_________
|
|
< >
|
|
< >
|
|
< >
|
|
/ \
|
|
/ \
|
|
/ \
|
|
| | fill bottle with low-order explosive
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
|___________|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Large explosive devices made from glass containers are not practicle,
|
|
since glass is not an exceptionally strong container. Much of the explosive
|
|
that is used to fill the container is wasted if the container is much larger
|
|
than a 16 oz. soda bottle. Also, glass containers are usually unsuitable for
|
|
high explosive devices, since a glass container would probably not withstand
|
|
the explosion of the initiator; it would shatter before the high explosive was
|
|
able to detonate.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] * PLASTIC CONTAINERS*
|
|
|
|
Plastic containers are perhaps the best containers for explosives, since
|
|
they can be any size or shape, and are not fragile like glass. Plastic piping
|
|
can be bought at hardware or plumbing stores, and a device much like the ones
|
|
used for metal containers can be made. The high-order version works well with
|
|
plastic piping. If the entire device is made out of plastic, it is not
|
|
detectable by metal detectors. Plastic containers can usually be shaped by
|
|
heating the container, and bending it at the appropriate place. They can be
|
|
glued closed with epoxy or other cement for plastics. Epoxy alone can be used
|
|
as an endcap, if a wad of tissue paper is placed in the piping. Epoxy with a
|
|
drying agent works best in this type of device.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|| ||
|
|
||\_____________/||
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|| epoxy ||
|
|
||_______________||
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|| tissue ||
|
|
|| paper ||
|
|
||_______________||
|
|
||***************||
|
|
||***************||
|
|
||***************||
|
|
||***************||
|
|
||** explosive **||
|
|
||***************||
|
|
||***********----------------------- fuse
|
|
||***************||
|
|
||DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD||
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|| tissue ||
|
|
|| paper ||
|
|
||_______________||
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|| epoxy ||
|
|
|| _____________ ||
|
|
||/ \||
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|
|
|
|
One end must be made first, and be allowed to dry completely before the
|
|
device can be filled with powder and fused. Then, with another piece of tissue
|
|
paper, pack the powder tightly, and cover it with plenty of epoxy. PVC pipe
|
|
works well for this type of device, but it cannot be used if the pipe had an
|
|
inside diameter greater than 3/4 of an inch. Other plastic puttys can be used
|
|
int this type of device, but epoxy with a drying agent works best.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *SHAPED CHARGES*
|
|
|
|
A shaped charge is an explosive device that, upon detonation, directs
|
|
the explosive force of detonation at a small target area. This process can be
|
|
used to breach the strongest armor, since forces of literally millions of pounds
|
|
of pressure per square inch can be generated. Shaped charges employ high-order
|
|
explosives, and usually electric ignition systems. KEEP IN MIND THAT ALL
|
|
EXPLOSIVES ARE DANGEROUS, AND SHOULD NEVER BE MADE OR USED!!
|
|
|
|
An example of a shaped charge is shown below.
|
|
|
|
+ wire ________ _______ - wire
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
_ _________|_________|____________
|
|
^ | ________|_________|__________ |
|
|
| | | | | | |
|
|
| | | \ igniter / | |
|
|
| | | \_______/ | |
|
|
| | | priming charge | |
|
|
| | | (mercury fulminate) | |
|
|
| | | ^ | |
|
|
| | | / \ | |
|
|
| | | / \ | |
|
|
| | | / \ | |
|
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| | | / \ | |
|
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| | | / \ | |
|
|
| | | / \ | |
|
|
| | / \ | |
|
|
8 inches high | | / \ | |
|
|
| | / high \ | |
|
|
| | | / explosive \ | |
|
|
| | | / charge \ | |
|
|
| | | / \ | |
|
|
| | |/ \| |
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| | | ^ | |
|
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| | | / \ | |
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| | | / \ | |
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| | | / \ | |
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| | | / \ | |
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| | | / \ | |
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| | | / \ | |
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| | | / \ | |
|
|
| | | / \ | | ------- 1/2 inch
|
|
| | | / \ | | thick steel
|
|
| | | / \ | | pipe
|
|
| | | / \ | |
|
|
| | |/ \| |
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If a device such as this is screwed to a safe, for example, it would
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direct most of the explosive force at a point about 1 inch away from the opening
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of the pipe. The basis for shaped charges is a cone-shaped opening in the
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explosive material. This cone should have an angle of 45 degrees. A device
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such as this one could also be attached to a metal surface with a powerful
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electromagnet.
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[ ] *TUBE EXPLOSIVES*
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A variation on shaped charges, tube explosives can be used in ways that
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shaped charges cannot. If a piece of 1/2 inch plastic tubing was filled with
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a sensitive high explosive like R.D.X., and prepared as the plastic explosive
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container in section 4.44, a different sort of shaped charge could be produced;
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a charge that directs explosive force in a circular manner. This type of
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explosive could be wrapped around a column, or a doorknob, or a telephone pole.
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The explosion would be directed in and out, and most likely destroy whatever
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it was wrapped around. In an unbent state, a tube explosive would look like
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this:
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When an assassin or terrorist wishes to use a tube bomb, he must wrap
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it around whatever thing he wishes to destroy, and epoxy the ends of the tube
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bomb together. After it dries, he/she can connect wires to the squib wires,
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and detonate the bomb, with any method of electric detonation.
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[ ] *ATOMIZED PARTICLE EXPLOSIONS*
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If a highly flammable substance is atomized, or, divided into very small
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particles, and large amounts of it is burned in a confined area, an explosion
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similar to that occurring in the cylinder of an automobile is produced. The
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tiny droplets of gasoline burn in the air, and the hot gasses expand rapidly,
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pushing the cylinder up. Similarly, if a gallon of gasoline was atomized and
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ignited in a building, it is very possible that the expanding gassed would push
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the walls of the building down. This phenomenon is called an atomized particle
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explosion. If a person can effectively atomize a large amount of a highly
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flammable substance and ignite it, he could bring down a large building, bridge,
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or other structure. Atomizing a large amount of gasoline, for example, can be
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extremely difficult, unless one has the aid of a high explosive. If a gallon
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jug of gasoline was placed directly over a high explosive charge, and the charge
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was detonated, the gasoline would instantly be atomized and ignited. If this
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occurred in a building, for example, an atomized particle explosion would surely
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occur. Only a small amount of high explosive would be necessary to accomplish
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this feat, about 1/2 a pound of T.N.T. or 1/4 a pound of R.D.X. Also, instead
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of gasoline, powdered aluminum could be used. It is necessary that a high
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explosive be used to atomize a flammable material, since a low-order explosion
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does not occur quickly enough to atomize or ignite the flammable material.
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[ ] *BOW AND CROSSBOW AMMUNITION*
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Bows and crossbows both fire arrows or bolts as ammunition. It is
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extremely simple to poison an arrow or bolt, but it is a more difficult matter
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to produce explosive arrows or bolts. If, however, one can acquire aluminum
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piping that is the same diameter of an arrow or crossbow bolt, the entire
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segment of piping can be converted into an explosive device that detonates
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upon impact, or with a fuse. All that need be done is find an aluminum tube
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of the right length and diameter, and plug the back end with tissue paper and
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epoxy. Fill the tube with any type of low-order explosive or sensitive high-
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order explosive up to about 1/2 an inch from the top. Cut a slot in the piece
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of tubing, and carefully squeeze the top of the tube into a round point, making
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sure to leave a small hole. Place a no. 11 percussion cap over the hole, and
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secure it with super glue. Finally, wrap the end of the device with electrical
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or duct tape, and make fins out of tape. Or, fins can be bought at a sporting
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goods store, and glued to the shaft. The finished product should look like:
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_____
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| | ---------- no. 11 percussion cap
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/ |t| \
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| |e| | -------- fins
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tp: tissue paper
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epy: epoxy
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When the arrow or bolt strikes a hard surface, the percussion cap
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explodes, igniting or detonating the explosive.
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[ ] *SPECIAL AMMUNITION FOR BLOWGUNS*
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The blowgun is an interesting weapon which has several advantages.
|
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A blowgun can be extremely accurate, concealable, and deliver an explosive
|
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or poisoned projectile. The manufacture of an explosive dart or projectile
|
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is not difficult. Perhaps the most simple design for such involves the use
|
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of a pill capsule, such as the kind that are taken for headaches or allergies.
|
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Such a capsule could easily be opened, and the medicine removed. Next, the
|
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capsule would be re-filled with an impact-sensitive explosive. An additional
|
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high explosive charge could be placed behind the impact-sensitive explosive,
|
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if one of the larger capsules were used. Finally, the explosive capsule would
|
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be reglued back together, and a tassel or cotton would be glued to the end
|
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containing the high explosive, to insure that the impact-detonating explosive
|
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struck the target first. Such a device would probably be about 3/4 of an inch
|
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long, not including the tassel or cotton, and look something like this:
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____________________
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/mercury | \-----------------------
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(fulminate| R.D.X. )---------------------- } tassels
|
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\________|___________/-----------------------
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[ ] *SPECIAL AMMUNITION FOR WRISTROCKETS AND SLINGSHOTS*
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|
|
A modern wristrocket is a formidable weapon. It can throw a shooter
|
|
marble about 500 ft. with reasonable accuracy. Inside of 200 ft., it could well
|
|
be lethal to a man or animal, if it struck in a vital area. Because of the
|
|
relatively large sized projectile that can be used in a wristrocket, the
|
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wristrocket can be adapted to throw relatively powerful explosive projectiles.
|
|
A small segment of aluminum pipe could be made into an impact-detonating device
|
|
by filling it with an impact-sensitive explosive material. Also, such a pipe
|
|
could be filled with a low-order explosive, and fitted with a fuse, which would
|
|
be lit before the device was shot. One would have to make sure that the fuse
|
|
was of sufficient length to insure that the device did not explode before it
|
|
reached its intended target. Finally, .22 caliber caps, such as the kind that
|
|
are used in .22 caliber blank guns, make excellent exploding ammunition for
|
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wristrockets, but they must be used at a relatively close range, because of
|
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their light weight.
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|
|
[ ] *SPECIAL AMMUNITION FOR SHOTGUNS*
|
|
|
|
Because of their large bore and high power, it is possible to create
|
|
some extremely powerful special ammunition for use in shotguns. If a shotgun
|
|
shell is opened at the top, and the shot removed, the shell can be re-closed.
|
|
Then, if one can find a very smooth, lightweight wooden dowel that is close to
|
|
the bore width of the shotgun, a person can make several types of shotgun-
|
|
launched weapons. Insert the dowel in the barrel of the shotgun with the
|
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shell without the shot in the firing chamber. Mark the dowel about six inches
|
|
away from the end of the barrel, and remove it from the barrel. Next, decide
|
|
what type of explosive or incendiary device is to be used. This device can be a
|
|
chemical fire bottle (sect. 3.43), a pipe bomb (sect 4.42), or a thermit bomb
|
|
(sect 3.41 and 4.42). After the device is made, it must be securely attached to
|
|
the dowel. When this is done, place the dowel back in the shotgun. The bomb or
|
|
incendiary device should be on the end of the dowel. Make sure that the device
|
|
has a long enough fuse, light the fuse, and fire the shotgun. If the projectile
|
|
is not too heavy, ranges of up to 300 ft are possible. A diagram of a shotgun
|
|
projectile is shown below:
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|| |
|
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|| | ----- bomb, securely taped to dowel
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|| |
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|| | ------- fuse
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|| --------- dowel
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|| --------- insert this end into shotgun
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[ ] Shotgun shell bomb
|
|
These little goodies are affectionately known as "nut busters." They are
|
|
simply shotgun shells enclosed in cardboard rolls with cardboard fins put on.
|
|
On the primer end of the shell is glued a small cork with a hole drilled
|
|
through it. A roofing nail fits in the hole snugly enough to stay in, but
|
|
loose enough to plunge into the primer upon impact.
|
|
|
|
Since the shell is not confined in the chamber of the gun, it will
|
|
naturally not cause the same amount of damage. But if it goes off between a
|
|
fellow's legs he can look forward to becoming a soprano.
|
|
|
|
These bombs are thrown singly or by the handful into the air over milling
|
|
crowds. The weight of the shell and stabilization by the fins causes the nut
|
|
buster to head straight downward.
|
|
|
|
It has tremendous effect as its presence is usually a suprise. The threat
|
|
of more coming is guaranteed to route any mob.
|
|
|
|
Not only does it go off on the pavement but it will also explode on
|
|
contact with a person's head or shoulder. At night it is impossible to trace
|
|
its point of origin.
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|
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-----
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! %
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/> ! % /- Cork
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Fins ! ! v
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--------------------!%
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! % ! !-----! ! % !
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! %> !------ ! ! !---! <-- Roofing nail
|
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! ! !-----! ! / !
|
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% --------------------!/
|
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% ! ! ^
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%-> ! / ^ %
|
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! / ! %
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----- ! Shell
|
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!
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!
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Close fitting 3-1/2 inch Aluminum Tubing Glued on Shell.
|
|
|
|
SHOTGUN SHELL BOMB
|
|
|
|
A clever use for a plain shotgun shell is as a muffler bomb. The shell is
|
|
simply shoved up a car's exhaust pipe with a length of stiff wire until it
|
|
drops into the muffler. After a few minutes on the road the shell explodes,
|
|
totalling out the muffler and treating the driver to a sick kind of panic.
|
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|
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|
|
[ ] *SPECIAL AMMUNITION FOR B.B GUNS*
|
|
|
|
A B.B gun, for this manuscript, will be considered any type of rifle or
|
|
pistol that uses compressed air or CO2 gas to fire a projectile with a caliber
|
|
of .177, either B.B, or lead pellet. Such guns can have almost as high a muzzle
|
|
velocity as a bullet-firing rifle. Because of the speed at which a .177 caliber
|
|
projectile flies, an impact detonating projectile can easily be made that has a
|
|
caliber of .177. Most ammunition for guns of greater than .22 caliber use
|
|
primers to ignite the powder in the bullet. These primers can be bought at gun
|
|
stores, since many people like to reload their own bullets. Such primers
|
|
detonate when struck by the firing pin of a gun. They will also detonate if
|
|
they are thrown at a hard surface at a great speed. Usually, they will also fit
|
|
in the barrel of a .177 caliber gun. If they are inserted flat end first, they
|
|
will detonate when the gun is fired at a hard surface. If such a primer is
|
|
attached to a piece of thin metal tubing, such as that used in an antenna, the
|
|
tube can be filled with an explosive, be sealed, and fired from a B.B gun. A
|
|
diagram of such a projectile appears below:
|
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|
_____ primers _______
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| |
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| |
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| |
|
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V V
|
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______ ______
|
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| ________________________ |-------------------
|
|
| ****** explosive ******* |------------------- } tassel or
|
|
| ________________________ |------------------- cotton
|
|
|_____ _____|-------------------
|
|
^
|
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|
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|
|
|_______ antenna tubing
|
|
|
|
The front primer is attached to the tubing with a drop of super glue.
|
|
The tubing is then filled with an explosive, and the rear primer is glued on.
|
|
Finally, a tassel, or a small piece of cotton is glued to the rear primer, to
|
|
insure that the projectile strikes on the front primer. The entire projectile
|
|
should be about 3/4 of an inch long.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *SPECIAL AMMUNITION FOR .22 CALIBER PELLET GUNS*
|
|
|
|
A .22 caliber pellet gun usually is equivalent to a .22 cal rifle, at
|
|
close ranges. Because of this, relatively large explosive projectiles can be
|
|
adapted for use with .22 caliber air rifles. A design similar to that used in
|
|
section 5.12 is suitable, since some capsules are about .22 caliber or smaller.
|
|
Or, a design similar to that in section 5.31 could be used, only one would have
|
|
to purchase black powder percussion caps, instead of ammunition primers, since
|
|
there are percussion caps that are about .22 caliber. A #11 cap is too small,
|
|
but anything larger will do nicely.
|
|
|
|
[ ] *ROCKETS*
|
|
|
|
Rockets were first developed by the Chinese several hundred years
|
|
before Christ. They were used for entertainment, in the form of fireworks.
|
|
They were not usually used for military purposes because they were inaccurate,
|
|
expensive, and unpredictable. In modern times, however, rockets are used
|
|
constantly by the military, since they are cheap, reliable, and have no recoil.
|
|
Perpetrators of violence, fortunately, cannot obtain military rockets, but they
|
|
can make or buy rocket engines. Model rocketry is a popular hobby of the space
|
|
age, and to launch a rocket, an engine is required. Estes, a subsidiary of
|
|
Damon, is the leading manufacturer of model rockets and rocket engines. Their
|
|
most powerful engine, the "D" engine, can develop almost 12 lbs. of thrust;
|
|
enough to send a relatively large explosive charge a significant distance.
|
|
Other companies, such as Centuri, produce even larger rocket engines, which
|
|
develop up to 30 lbs. of thrust. These model rocket engines are quite reliable,
|
|
and are designed to be fired electrically. Most model rocket engines have
|
|
three basic sections. The diagram below will help explain them.
|
|
|
|
__________________________________________________________
|
|
|_________________________________________________________| -- cardboard
|
|
\ clay | - - - - - - - - - - | * * * | . . . .|c| casing
|
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\_______| - - - - - - - - - | * * * | . . . |l|
|
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______ _ - - - thrust - - - | smoke | eject |a|
|
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/ clay | - - - - - - - - - | * * * | . . . .|y|
|
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/________|_____________________|_______|________|_|_______
|
|
|_________________________________________________________| -- cardboard
|
|
casing
|
|
|
|
|
|
The clay nozzle is where the igniter is inserted. When the area labeled
|
|
"thrust" is ignited, the "thrust" material, usually a large single grain of a
|
|
propellant such as black powder or pyrodex, burns, forcing large volumes of hot,
|
|
rapidly expanding gasses out the narrow nozzle, pushing the rocket forward.
|
|
After the material has been consumed, the smoke section of the engine is
|
|
ignited. It is usually a slow-burning material, similar to black powder that
|
|
has had various compounds added to it to produce visible smoke, usually black,
|
|
white, or yellow in color. This section exists so that the rocket will be seen
|
|
when it reaches its maximum altitude, or apogee. When it is burned up, it
|
|
ignites the ejection charge, labeled "eject". The ejection charge is finely
|
|
powdered black powder. It burns very rapidly, exploding, in effect. The
|
|
explosion of the ejection charge pushes out the parachute of the model rocket.
|
|
It could also be used to ignite the fuse of a bomb...
|
|
|
|
Rocket engines have their own peculiar labeling system. Typical engine
|
|
labels are: 1/4A-2T, 1/2A-3T, A8-3, B6-4, C6-7, and D12-5. The letter is an
|
|
indicator of the power of an engine. "B" engines are twice as powerful as "A"
|
|
engines, and "C" engines are twice as powerful as "B" engines, and so on. The
|
|
number following the letter is the approximate thrust of the engine, in pounds.
|
|
the final number and letter is the time delay, from the time that the thrust
|
|
period of engine burn ends until the ejection charge fires; "3T" indicates a
|
|
3 second delay.
|
|
|
|
NOTE: an extremely effective rocket propellant can be made by mixing aluminum
|
|
dust with ammonium perchlorate and a very small amount of iron oxide.
|
|
The mixture is bound together by an epoxy.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Rocket Bomb*
|
|
|
|
A rocket bomb is simply what the name implies: a bomb that is delivered
|
|
to its target by means of a rocket. Most people who would make such a device
|
|
would use a model rocket engine to power the device. By cutting fins from balsa
|
|
wood and gluing them to a large rocket engine, such as the Estes "C" engine, a
|
|
basic rocket could be constructed. Then, by attaching a "crater maker", or CO2
|
|
cartridge bomb to the rocket, a bomb would be added. To insure that the fuse of
|
|
the "crater maker" (see sect. 4.42) ignited, the clay over the ejection charge
|
|
of the engine should be scraped off with a plastic tool. The fuse of the bomb
|
|
should be touching the ejection charge, as shown below.
|
|
|
|
____________ rocket engine
|
|
| _________ crater maker
|
|
| |
|
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| |
|
|
V |
|
|
_______________________________V_
|
|
|_______________________________| ______________________
|
|
\ | - - - - - -|***|::::| /# # # # # # # # # # # \
|
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\__| - - - - - -|***|::::| ___/ # # # # # # # # # # # \
|
|
__ - - - - - -|***|::::|---fuse--- # # explosive # # )
|
|
/ | - - - - - -|***|::::| ___ # # # # # # # # # # # /
|
|
/___|____________|___|____|____ \_______________________/
|
|
|_______________________________|
|
|
|
|
thrust> - - - - - -
|
|
smoke> ***
|
|
ejection charge> ::::
|
|
|
|
Duct tape is the best way to attach the crater maker to the rocket
|
|
engine. Note in the diagram the absence of the clay over the ejection charge
|
|
Many different types of explosive payloads can be attached to the rocket, such
|
|
as a high explosive, an incendiary device, or a chemical fire bottle.
|
|
|
|
Either four or three fins must be glued to the rocket engine to insure that
|
|
the rocket flies straight. The fins should look like the following diagram:
|
|
|
|
|\
|
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| \
|
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| \
|
|
| \ <--------- glue this to rocket engine
|
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| \
|
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| \
|
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| \
|
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| |
|
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| |
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| |
|
|
leading edge |
|
|
-------> |
|
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| |
|
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| | trailing edge
|
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| | <--------
|
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|
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\_____/
|
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|
|
The leading edge and trailing edge should be sanded with sandpaper so
|
|
that they are rounded. This will help make the rocket fly straight. A two
|
|
inch long section of a plastic straw can be attached to the rocket to launch it
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from. A clothes hanger can be cut and made into a launch rod. The segment of
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a plastic straw should be glued to the rocket engine adjacent to one of the fins
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of the rocket. A front view of a completed rocket bomb is shown below.
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fin | <------ fin
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V / \ V
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By cutting a coat hanger at the indicated arrows, and bending it, a
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launch rod can be made. After a fuse is inserted in the engine, the rocket is
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simply slid down the launch rod, which is put through the segment of plastic
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straw. The rocket should slide easily along a coathanger, such as the one
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illustated on the following page:
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cut here _____ |
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and here ______|
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Bend wire to this shape:
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_______ insert into straw
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[ ] *Rocket Bomb - (Long Range)*
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Long range rockets can be made by using multi-stage rockets. Model
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rocket engines with an "0" for a time delay are designed for use in multi-
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stage rockets. An engine such as the D12-0 is an excellent example of such an
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engine. Immediately after the thrust period is over, the ejection charge
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explodes. If another engine is placed directly against the back of an "0"
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engine, the explosion of the ejection charge will send hot gasses and burning
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particles into the nozzle of the engine above it, and ignite the thrust section.
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This will push the used "0" engine off of the rocket, causing an overall loss of
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weight. The main advantage of a multi-stage rocket is that it loses weight as
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travels, and it gains velocity. A multi-stage rocket must be designed somewhat
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differently than a single stage rocket, since, in order for a rocket to fly
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straight, its center of gravity must be ahead of its center of drag. This is
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accomplished by adding weight to the front of the rocket, or by moving the
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center of drag back by putting fins on the rocket that are well behind the
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rocket. A diagram of a multi-stage rocket appears on the following page:
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| M | ------ CM: Crater Maker
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| C | ------ C6-5 rocket engine
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/| 6 |\
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/ |___| \ ---- fin
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/ /| |\ \
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/ / | C | \ \
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C6-0 rocket engine
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The fuse is put in the bottom engine.
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Two, three, or even four stages can be added to a rocket bomb to give it
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a longer range. It is important, however, that for each additional stage, the
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fin area gets larger.
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[ ] *Rocket Bombs - (Multiple Warheads)*
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"M.R.V." is an acronym for Multiple Reentry Vehicle. The concept is
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simple: put more than one explosive warhead on a single missile. This can be
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done without too much difficulty by anyone who knows how to make crater-makers
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and can buy rocket engines. By attaching crater makers with long fuses to a
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rocket, it is possible that a single rocket could deliver several explosive
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devices to a target. Such a rocket might look like the diagram on the
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following page:
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/ \ | U | / \
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/ fin/ | \ fin\
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The crater makers are attached to the tube of rolled paper with tape.
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the paper tube is made by rolling and gluing a 4 inch by 8 inch piece of paper.
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The tube is glued to the engine, and is filled with gunpowder or black powder.
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Small holes are punched in it, and the fuses of the crater makers are inserted
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in these holes. A crater maker is glued to the open end of the tube, so that
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its fuse is inside the tube. A fuse is inserted in the engine, or in the bottom
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engine if the rocket bomb is multi stage, and the rocket is launched from the
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coathanger launcher, if a segment of a plastic straw has been attached to it.
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[ ] *Cannon*
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The cannon is a piece of artillery that has been in use since the
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11th century. It is not unlike a musket, in that it is filled with powder,
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loaded, and fired. Cannons of this sort must also be cleaned after each shot,
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otherwise, the projectile may jam in the barrel when it is fired, causing the
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barrel to explode. A sociopath could build a cannon without too much trouble,
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if he/she had a little bit of money, and some patience.
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[ ] *Pipe Cannon*
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A simple cannon can be made from a thick pipe by almost anyone. The
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only difficult part is finding a pipe that is extremely smooth on its interior.
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This is absolutely necessary; otherwise, the projectile may jam. Copper or
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aluminum piping is usually smooth enough, but it must also be extremely thick to
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withstand the pressure developed by the expanding hot gasses in a cannon. If
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one uses a projectile such as a CO2 cartridge, since such a projectile can be
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made to explode, a pipe that is about 1.5 - 2 feet long is ideal. Such a pipe
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MUST have walls that are at least 1/3 to 1/2 an inch thick, and be very smooth
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on the interior. If possible, screw an endplug into the pipe. Otherwise, the
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pipe must be crimped and folded closed, without cracking or tearing the pipe.
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A small hole is drilled in the back of the pipe near the crimp or endplug.
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Then, all that need be done is fill the pipe with about two teaspoons of
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grade blackpowder or pyrodex, insert a fuse, pack it lightly by ramming a wad
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of tissue paper down the barrel, and drop in a CO2 cartridge. Brace the cannon
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securely against a strong structure, light the fuse, and run. If the person is
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lucky, he will not have overcharged the cannon, and he will not be hit by
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pieces of exploding barrel. Such a cannon would look like this:
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__________________ fuse hole
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________________________________________________________________
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|endplug|powder|t.p.| CO2 cartridge
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|_|______________________________________________________________|
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An exploding projectile can be made for this type of cannon with a CO2
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cartridge. It is relatively simple to do. Just make a crater maker, and
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construct it such that the fuse projects about an inch from the end of the
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cartridge. Then, wrap the fuse with duct tape, covering it entirely, except for
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a small amount at the end. Put this in the pipe cannon without using a tissue
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paper packing wad. When the cannon is fired, it will ignite the end of the fuse,
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and shoot the CO2 cartridge. The explosive-filled cartridge will explode in
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about three seconds, if all goes well. Such a projectile would look like this:
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| C |
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| M |
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| | | ---- tape
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| ------ fuse
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[ ] *Rocket Firing Cannon*
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A rocket firing cannon can be made exactly like a normal cannon; the
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only difference is the ammunition. A rocket fired from a cannon will fly
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further than a rocket alone, since the action of shooting it overcomes the
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initial inertia. A rocket that is launched when it is moving will go further
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than one that is launched when it is stationary. Such a rocket would resemble
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a normal rocket bomb, except it would have no fins. It would look like this:
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/ \
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the fuse on such a device would, obviously, be short, but it would not
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be ignited until the rocket's ejection charge exploded. Thus, the delay before
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the ejection charge, in effect, becomes the delay before the bomb explodes.
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Note that no fuse need be put in the rocket; the burning powder in the cannon
|
|
will ignite it, and simultaneously push the rocket out of the cannon at a high
|
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velocity.
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[ ] *HOME-BREW BLAST CANON*
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|
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Materials:
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---> 1 plastic drain pipe, 3 feet long, at least 3 1/2 inches in diameter
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---> 1 smaller plastic pipe, about 6 inches long, 2 inches in diameter
|
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---> 1 large lighter, w/ fluid refills (this gobbles it up)
|
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---> 1 pipe cap to fit the large pipe, 1 pipe cap to fit the smaller pipe
|
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---> 5 feet of bell wire
|
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---> 1 SPST rocker switch
|
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---> 1 6v polaroid potapulse battery
|
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---> 1 5v relay (get this at radio shack)
|
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---> electrical tape
|
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---> one free afternoon
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Procedure:
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1. cut the bell wire into 3 equal pieces, and strip the ends
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2. cut a hole in the side of the large pipe, the same diameter as the
|
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small pipe; thread the hole and one end of the small pipe. They should
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screw together easily.
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|
3. take a piece of scrap metal, and bend it into an "L" shape, then
|
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attach it to the lever on the lighter like so:
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/----------- gas switch is here
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________ V
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/ \__-----\
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|
! lighter ! ! <--- metal lever
|
|
! ! !
|
|
! !
|
|
Now, every time you pull the "trigger", gas should flow freely from
|
|
the lighter; you may need to enlarge the "gas port" on the lighter,
|
|
if you wish to be able to fire more rapidly.
|
|
4. connect 2 wires to the two posts on the switch
|
|
5. cut to holes in the side of the smaller tube, one for the switch on
|
|
the bottom, and one for the metal piece on top; then mount the switch
|
|
in the bottom, running the wires up and out the top; mount the
|
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lighter/trigger in the top; now the switch should rock easily, and
|
|
the trigger should cause the lighter to pour out gas. Re-screw the
|
|
smaller tube into the larger one, hold own the trigger a bit, let it
|
|
go, and throw a match in there; if all goes well, you should get a
|
|
nice big "THUD!"
|
|
6. get hold of the relay, and take off the top:
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|
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1 ----------+
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V
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_/
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2 --------/ <---- the center object is the metal
|
|
^ finger inside the relay
|
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3 ----------+
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|
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CC
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OO -------- 4
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II
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LL -------- 5
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Connect (1) to one of the wires comming from the switch; connect
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(2) to (4), and connect (5) to one side of the battery; connect the
|
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remaining wire from the switch to the other side of the battery;
|
|
now you should be able to get the relay to make a little "buzzing"
|
|
sound when you flip the switch and you should see some tiny little
|
|
sparks.
|
|
7. now, carefully mount the relay on the inside of the large pipe,
|
|
towards the back; screw on the smaller pipe; tape the battery to
|
|
the side of the canon barrel (yes, but looks arent everything)
|
|
8. you should now be able to let a little gas into the barrel and
|
|
set it off by flipping the switch.
|
|
9. put the cap on the back end of the large pipe VERY SECURELY. You
|
|
are now ready for the first trial-run.
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|
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To Test:
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|
|
Put something very very large into the barrel, just so that in fits
|
|
"just right". Now, find a strong guy (the recoil will probably knock you
|
|
over if you arent careful). Put on a shoulder pad, and earmuffs, and
|
|
possibly some other protective clothing. Hold the trigger down for 30
|
|
seconds, hold on tight, and hit the switch. With luck and the proper
|
|
adjustments, you should be able to put a frozen orange through 1/4 plywood
|
|
at 25 feet. Have phun!
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[ ] *TEAR GAS*
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|
|
A terrorist who could make tear gas or some similar compound could use
|
|
it with ease against a large number of people. Tear gas is fairly complicated
|
|
to make, however, and this prevents such individuals from being able to utilize
|
|
its great potential for harm. One method for its preparation is shown below.
|
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|
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EQUIPMENT
|
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|
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1. ring stands (2)
|
|
2. alcohol burner
|
|
3. erlenmeyer flask, 300 ml
|
|
4. clamps (2)
|
|
5. rubber stopper
|
|
6. glass tubing
|
|
7. clamp holder
|
|
8. condenser
|
|
9. rubber tubing
|
|
10. collecting flask
|
|
11. air trap
|
|
12. beaker, 300 ml
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|
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MATERIALS
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10 gms glycerine
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2 gms sodium bisulfate
|
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distilled water
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|
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1.) In an open area, wearing a gas mask, mix 10 gms of glycerine with 2 gms
|
|
of sodium bisulfate in the 300 ml erlenmeyer flask.
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2.) Light the alcohol burner, and gently heat the flask.
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3.) The mixture will begin to bubble and froth; these bubbles are tear gas.
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|
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4.) When the mixture being heated ceases to froth and generate gas, or a brown
|
|
residue becomes visible in the tube, the reaction is complete. Remove the
|
|
heat source, and dispose of the heated mixture, as it is corrosive.
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|
|
|
5.) The material that condenses in the condenser and drips into the collecting
|
|
flask is tear gas. It must be capped tightly, and stored in a safe place.
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[ ] *FIRECRACKERS*
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|
|
A simple firecracker can be made from cardboard tubing and epoxy.
|
|
The instructions are below:
|
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|
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1) Cut a small piece of cardboard tubing from the tube you are using.
|
|
"Small" means anything less than 4 times the diameter of the tube.
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|
|
|
2) Set the section of tubing down on a piece of wax paper, and fill
|
|
it with epoxy and the drying agent to a height of 3/4 the diameter
|
|
of the tubing. Allow the epoxy to dry to maximum hardness, as
|
|
specified on the package.
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|
|
|
3) When it is dry, put a small hole in the middle of the tube, and
|
|
insert a desired length of fuse.
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|
|
|
4) Fill the tube with any type of flame-sensitive explosive. Flash
|
|
powder, pyrodex, black powder, potassium picrate, lead azide,
|
|
nitrocellulose, or any of the fast burning fuel-oxodizer mixtures
|
|
will do nicely. Fill the tube almost to the top.
|
|
|
|
5) Pack the explosive tightly in the tube with a wad of tissue paper
|
|
and a pencil or other suitable ramrod. Be sure to leave enough space
|
|
for more epoxy.
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|
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6) Fill the remainder of the tube with the epoxy and hardener, and allow
|
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it to dry.
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7) For those who wish to make spectacular firecrackers, always use
|
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flash powder, mixed with a small amount of other material for
|
|
colors. By crushing the material on a sparkler, and adding it
|
|
to the flash powder, the explosion will be the same color as the
|
|
sparkler. By adding small chunks of sparkler material, the
|
|
device will throw out colored burning sparks, of the same color
|
|
as the sparkler. By adding powdered iron, orange sparks will
|
|
be produced. White sparks can be produced from magnesium shavings,
|
|
or from small, LIGHTLY crumpled balls of aluminum foil.
|
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|
|
Example: Suppose I wish to make a firecracker that will explode
|
|
with a red flash, and throw out white sparks. First,
|
|
I would take a road flare, and finely powder the material
|
|
inside it. Or, I could take a red sparkler, and finely
|
|
powder it. Then, I would mix a small amount of this
|
|
material with the flash powder. (NOTE: FLASH POWDER
|
|
MAY REACT WITH SOME MATERIALS THAT IT IS MIXED WITH, AND
|
|
EXPLODE SPONTANEOUSLY!) I would mix it in a ratio of
|
|
9 parts flash powder to 1 part of flare or sparkler
|
|
material, and add about 15 small balls of aluminum foil
|
|
I would store the material in a plastic bag overnight
|
|
outside of the house, to make sure that the stuff doesn't
|
|
react. Then, in the morning, I would test a small amount
|
|
of it, and if it was satisfactory, I would put it in the
|
|
firecracker.
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|
|
|
8) If this type of firecracker is mounted on a rocket engine,
|
|
professional to semi-professional displays can be produced.
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[ ] *SKYROCKETS*
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|
|
An impressive home made skyrocket can easily be made in the home from
|
|
model rocket engines. Estes engines are recommended.
|
|
|
|
1) Buy an Estes Model Rocket Engine of the desired size, remembering
|
|
that the power doubles with each letter. (See sect. 6.1 for details)
|
|
|
|
2) Either buy a section of body tube for model rockets that exactly
|
|
fits the engine, or make a tube from several thicknesses of paper
|
|
and glue.
|
|
|
|
3) Scrape out the clay backing on the back of the engine, so that
|
|
the powder is exposed. Glue the tube to the engine, so that the
|
|
tube covers at least half the engine. Pour a small charge of
|
|
flash powder in the tube, about 1/2 an inch.
|
|
|
|
4) By adding materials as detailed in the section on firecrackers,
|
|
various types of effects can be produced.
|
|
|
|
5) By putting Jumping Jacks or bottle rockets without the stick
|
|
in the tube, spectacular displays with moving fireballs or
|
|
M.R.V.'s can be produced.
|
|
|
|
6) Finally, by mounting many home made firecrackers on the tube with
|
|
the fuses in the tube, multiple colored bursts can be made.
|
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|
|
[ ] *ROMAN CANDLES*
|
|
|
|
Roman candles are impressive to watch. They are relatively difficult
|
|
to make, compared to the other types of home-made fireworks, but they are
|
|
well worth the trouble.
|
|
|
|
1) Buy a 1/2 inch thick model rocket body tube, and reinforce it
|
|
with several layers of paper and/or masking tape. This must
|
|
be done to prevent the tube from exploding. Cut the tube into
|
|
about 10 inch lengths.
|
|
|
|
2) Put the tube on a sheet of wax paper, and seal one end with epoxy
|
|
and the drying agent. About 1/2 of an inch is sufficient.
|
|
|
|
3) Put a hole in the tube just above the bottom layer of epoxy,
|
|
and insert a desired length of water proof fuse. Make sure that
|
|
the fuse fits tightly.
|
|
|
|
4) Pour about 1 inch of pyrodex or gunpowder down the open end of the
|
|
tube.
|
|
|
|
5) Make a ball by powdering about two 6 inch sparklers of the desired
|
|
color. Mix this powder with a small amount of flash powder and
|
|
a small amount of pyrodex, to have a final ratio (by volume) of
|
|
60% sparkler material / 20% flash powder / 20% pyrodex. After
|
|
mixing the powders well, add water, one drop at a time, and mixing
|
|
continuously, until a damp paste is formed. This paste should
|
|
be moldable by hand, and should retain its shape when left alone.
|
|
Make a ball out of the paste that just fits into the tube. Allow
|
|
the ball to dry.
|
|
|
|
6) When it is dry, drop the ball down the tube. It should slide down
|
|
fairly easily. Put a small wad of tissue paper in the tube, and pack
|
|
it gently against the ball with a pencil.
|
|
|
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7) When ready to use, put the candle in a hole in the ground, pointed
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in a safe direction, light the fuse, and run. If the device works,
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a colored fireball should shoot out of the tube to a height of
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about 30 feet. This height can be increased by adding a slightly
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larger powder charge in step 4, or by using a slightly longer tube.
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8) If the ball does not ignite, add slightly more pyrodex in step 5.
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9) The balls made for roman candles also function very well in rockets,
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producing an effect of falling colored fireballs.
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[ ] *LISTS OF SUPPLIERS AND MORE INFORMATION*
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COMPANY NAME AND ADDRESS WHAT COMPANY SELLS
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FULL AUTO CO. INC. EXPLOSIVE RECIPES,
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P.O. BOX 1881 PAPER TUBING
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MURFREESBORO, TN
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37133
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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UNLIMITED CHEMICALS AND FUSE
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BOX 1378-SN
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HERMISTON, OREGON
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97838
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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AMERICAN FIREWORKS NEWS FIREWORKS NEWS MAGAZINE WITH
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SR BOX 30 SOURCES AND TECHNIQUES
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DINGMAN'S FERRY, PENNSYLVANIA
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18328
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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BARNETT INTERNATIONAL INC. BOWS, CROSSBOWS, ARCHERY MATERIALS,
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125 RUNNELS STREET AIR RIFLES
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P.O. BOX 226
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PORT HURON, MICHIGAN
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48060
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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CROSSMAN AIR GUNS AIR GUNS
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P.O. BOX 22927
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ROCHESTER, NEW YORK
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14692
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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EXECUTIVE PROTECTION PRODUCTS INC. TEAR GAS GRENADES,
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316 CALIFORNIA AVE. PROTECTION DEVICES
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RENO, NEVADA
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89509
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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BADGER FIREWORKS CO. INC. CLASS "B" AND "C" FIREWORKS
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BOX 1451
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JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN
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53547
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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NEW ENGLAND FIREWORKS CO. INC. CLASS "C" FIREWORKS
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P.O. BOX 3504
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STAMFORD, CONNECTICUTT
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06095
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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RAINBOW TRAIL CLASS "C" FIREWORKS
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BOX 581
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EDGEMONT, PENNSYLVANIA
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19028
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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STONINGTON FIREWORKS INC. CLASS "C" AND "B" FIREWORKS
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4010 NEW WILSEY BAY U.25 ROAD
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RAPID RIVER, MICHIGAN
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49878
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_____________________________________________________________________________
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WINDY CITY FIREWORKS INC. CLASS "C" AND "B" FIREWORKS
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P.O. BOX 11 (GOOD PRICES!)
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ROCHESTER, INDIANNA
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46975
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BOOKS
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THE ANARCHIST'S COOKBOOK
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THE IMPROVISED MUNITIONS MANUAL
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MILITARY EXPLOSIVES
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FIRES AND EXPLOSIONS
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[ ] *CHECKLIST FOR RAIDS ON LABS*
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In the end, the serious terrorist would probably realize that if he/she
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wishes to make a truly useful explosive, he or she will have to steal the
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|
chemicals to make the explosive from a lab. A list of such chemicals in order
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|
of priority would probably resemble the following:
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LIQUIDS SOLIDS
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Nitric Acid Potassium Perchlorate
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Sulfuric Acid Potassium Chlorate
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95% Ethanol Picric Acid (usually a powder)
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Toluene Ammonium Nitrate
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Perchloric Acid Powdered Magnesium
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Hydrochloric Acid Powdered Aluminum
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Potassium Permanganate
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Sulfur
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Mercury
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Potassium Nitrate
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Potassium Hydroxide
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Phosphorus
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Sodium Azide
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Lead Acetate
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Barium Nitrate
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[ ] *USEFUL PYROCHEMISTRY*
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In general, it is possible to make many chemicals from just a few basic
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ones. A list of useful chemical reactions is presented. It assumes knowledge
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of general chemistry; any individual who does not understand the following
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|
reactions would merely have to read the first five chapters of a high school
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|
chemistry book.
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1. potassium perchlorate from perchloric acid and potassium hydroxide
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K(OH) + HClO ----> KClO + H O
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4 4 2
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2. potassium nitrate from nitric acid and potassium hydroxide
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" + HNO ----> KNO + "
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3 3
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3. ammonium perchlorate from perchloric acid and ammonium hydroxide
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NH OH + HClO ----> NH ClO + "
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3 4 3 4
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4. ammonium nitrate from nitric acid and ammonium hydroxide
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NH OH + HNO ----> NH NO + "
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3 3 3 3
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5. powdered aluminum from acids, aluminum foil, and magnesium
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A. aluminum foil + 6HCl ----> 2AlCl + 3H
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3 2
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B. 2AlCl (aq) + 3Mg ----> 3MgCl (aq) + 2Al
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3 2
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The Al will be a very fine silvery powder at the bottom of the container
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which must be filtered and dried. This same method works with nitric and
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sulfuric acids, but these acids are too valuable in the production of high
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explosives to use for such a purpose, unless they are available in great excess.
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[ ] *ways to Torture a Cat*
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Many times I have wanted to beat the shit out of that furry little bastard
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that always seems to piss me off. Either by taking a nice warm shit on my
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brand new carpet, or decided to use me as a clawing device.
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|
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I'd like to suggest ways to hurt or piss off the little shithead that you
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can't get rid of, usually cause you're mom thinks it's the nicest fucker alive.
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1 -- Kick it Around, you know, when the fucker get's in your way, whether it
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be when you're taking a shit and it comes in and watches, or when you're
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sleeping and it sits on your face. Just put a little force into it and BLAM!
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The fucker goes flying. It's especially nice to watch a cat go flying on a
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|
wood floor, with all four spread, doing 360's and crying like a Mexican
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|
without his burrito. Kicking him from under (like under the stomach) let's
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loose a flying cat, spinning and twirling in the air.
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2 -- Tail tricks....This is the fun part...Seeing the cat can't really get to
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|
it's tail, you can do shit with it and the cat it defenseless. Try tying the
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cat's tail to his front paw, cause everyone time it walks, it's tail get's
|
|
pulled, looks like some diseased person trying to walk. Or even better, get a
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nice grab of the tail, and start spinning the cat around using it, the cat
|
|
will have to take the pain, cause by force of nature, it can't reach it's paws
|
|
around to scratch you since it's spinning so fast it's paws are spread-eagle
|
|
like. If you have glue, and the cat's tail is long enough, or maybe just a
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|
tad shorter, you can glue it's tail to it's nose, which is cool. The cat moves
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|
his head and his ass comes up with it (how'z that for a chain reaction?)
|
|
Like it'll be walking around town with it's ass all dangling up, all the other
|
|
furry fucks will ram it up, which in turn, will make the cat freak when it
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|
tries to sit down (get it?). But that's kinda mean.
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3 -- whiskers (heh, heh, heh)....Ok, you know who you are people, you kind that
|
|
clips cat's whiskers and laughs like hell. Cat's use whiskers to navigate in the
|
|
dark, like when they're entering a tight spot, their whiskers will tell them if
|
|
they're about to run into something (kind of like those cadillacs with those
|
|
metal tubes sticking out the side). So what do you do? You cut the fuckers
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|
whiskers, down to you start getting fur. Then you gotta through the cat in a
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|
closet, and open the door, oh, about 4 inches. The cat will naturally be
|
|
fucked and stunned that us humans would do such a thing (it probably is
|
|
equlivant of a cat cutting off your dick) and he'll start bumping around,
|
|
wondering what the fuck....So you just sit there and laugh your ass off.
|
|
The cat might eventually make it's way out of the closet, but maybe you could,
|
|
hmmm...
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4 -- Pillow Case....Well, this is kind of funny...All you do is throw the
|
|
little fuck in a pillow case, and go into an open room (you don't want to beat
|
|
it to death, well, not yet atleast). And start swinging the fucker around in
|
|
circles, again and again, the cat will probably be crying for it's life (but
|
|
don't give in to it's whining, cause when it get's out, it wants blood) keep
|
|
swinging it around and around, faster and faster, stop when you're too dizzy
|
|
to figure out where the cat is, then quickly open the pillow case and let the
|
|
bastard fall out (it WILL fall, believe me). You got to make sure you can see
|
|
it (cause you're gonna be almost as dizzy). The fucker will be sitting there,
|
|
moving it's head in circles, still thinking its spinning. This is the good part,
|
|
cause as far as the cat knows, it's totally high on Catnip or something. You
|
|
can do anything, it's up to you.
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|
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|
4 -- Water ...We all know that cats hate water more than dogs, and would
|
|
rather travel in a car then deal with it. But cat's are funny as hell in water.
|
|
Try filling up a tub, or a sink, or something with water in it that the cat will
|
|
fit in. Throw the fucker in for a minute or two (unless it's definitely going
|
|
to drown, we'll talk about killing them later) and watch it squeal..They act
|
|
like water is acid or something and yet they still drink water out of the toilet
|
|
when none is available (these fuckers gotta get their facts straight). After
|
|
the cat has had enough torture, grab it by the ear, or tail, or get a good grab
|
|
around it's head and throw it out (throw it outside you fool). When a cat get's
|
|
wet (especially a long-haired cat) they look like giant ferrets, really nasty
|
|
like (which might persuade you to do something else, like nail it to a 2 by 4
|
|
and shoot it full of b-b's) but don't hurt it too bad..
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|
|
|
5 -- Misc. shit....Stick the cat in the Microwave (no, really) and don't turn
|
|
it on (yet) just let it sit there, and look through the little see-through
|
|
window...It should be scared as hell, since it's in a really tight spot, can't
|
|
move much at all...If you really want to screw the fucker, nuke it! Just nuke
|
|
it for 20 seconds at a time...The cat will start squirming at about 10 seconds
|
|
(depending on the wattage of the Microwave)...After about 30 seconds, the
|
|
cat will definitely have radiation poisioning, which will probably kill it
|
|
within a month or less. If you nuke it for a minute, you'll probably kill it,
|
|
depending on the size of the cat, the microwave cooks inside out, so after a
|
|
minute, it's intestines and lungs will be a little toasty, maybe killing it, if
|
|
not, probably sterilizing it or leaving it a slow and terrible death. Of
|
|
course, you can go "All-Out" if you REALLY express rage for it, and can nuke it
|
|
for 5 minutes...This is NOT for the Squeamish....I DO know someone who did this,
|
|
and saw it....It was pretty fucking gross, and being the cat hater I am, I still
|
|
felt sorry for it. In 30 seconds, it starts kicking and screaming and freaking
|
|
out (which brings me to the point, you gotta make sure the door can't be
|
|
opened, and you gotta make sure you don't want the microwave anymore). In 1
|
|
minute, it was started to spaz like nothing you've ever seen before, some blood
|
|
was coming from it's mouth due to internal cuts the Nuking did, all types of
|
|
seisures and some last moans were following at 2 minutes. At about 2 and a
|
|
half minutes, the cat was still alive, it's pupils were dialated and it was
|
|
twitching like someone stuck a Electrolysis gun up it's ass...At 3 minutes, it's
|
|
almost dead...The smell of the cat would make any mortician throw up, that's why
|
|
I would suggest alot of open windows and doors and some type of gas mask on. The
|
|
last two minutes it the cool part...Now that the fucker is dead (for good reason
|
|
too) it's time to watch the fireworks...I think at around 4 minutes, the cat
|
|
started popping, it's eyeballs literally popped out of it's sockets, and the
|
|
blood started to ooze, not a pretty sight..At about, 4 mins 15 seconds, it's
|
|
fur starts to curl (although it was already crispy) and at about 5 minutes, the
|
|
whole microwave is one big slaughterhouse. Which brings me to clean up...DON'T!
|
|
I said earlier, Nuke the cat in a microwave you no longer want to use (not to
|
|
mention the microwave is probably broken anyway). Just throw the microwave away
|
|
and chuckle off a couple laughs...Even take poloraids if you want.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Tennis Ball Bomb #2
|
|
1. Gasoline
|
|
2. Tennis Ball
|
|
3. Piece of Cloth
|
|
4. Can of wd-40
|
|
|
|
First punch a hole in the tennis ball about the size of a nickel. Then
|
|
simply pour gasoline into the small hole you have punched into the ball. The
|
|
ball should be filled almost to the top with gasoline. After you have
|
|
finished that small task, roll up the piece of cloth you have so it will fit
|
|
into the hole you have made in the ball. Now spray the rolled up cloth with
|
|
wd-40. Be sure the cloth (when rolled) is about 1.5 feet long so you have
|
|
enough time to run once lit. Now stick the cloth into the hole you have
|
|
punched into the ball. You now have what should look like an old fashioned
|
|
bomb. Now all you have to do next is find a good place to light it and you
|
|
should be all set. The small explosive could do one of 2 things. It could
|
|
explode (hopefully) or it could put out quite a shower of fire.
|
|
|
|
[ ] Splatter Bomb
|
|
1.Small Jar
|
|
2.Piece of cloth
|
|
3.Oil
|
|
4.Gasoline
|
|
|
|
This small and very simple bomb is the funnest, and most deadly for its
|
|
size. Simple take 75% gasoline and 25% oil and mix them together in the
|
|
small jar. Then punch a hole in the lid of the jar (nickel size). Now roll
|
|
up the cloth and make it like a fuse. Then dip the very tip of the cloth fuse
|
|
in the mixture of oil and gas. Now screw the lid to the jar (with the hole in
|
|
it). Insert the cloth fuse with the small area you dipped in the mixture on
|
|
top (so you can light it). Now go out onto the street and light the fuse, and
|
|
throw the jar with gas,etc. in the air and run. When the jar hits the street
|
|
it will break and splatter gas and oil everywhere making a huge fire. The oil
|
|
will stick to anything causing the gas and oil to burn whatever it hits. Even
|
|
a small drop of the mixture would burn for about 30 seconds or longer. When
|
|
the lit fuse makes contact with the mixture watchout!
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Gasoline balloon*
|
|
1.Balloon
|
|
2.Gasoline
|
|
3.Small rubber tube
|
|
4.Ability to syfin
|
|
5.Sulfer fuse
|
|
6.Spray bottle
|
|
|
|
In order to create this you must have to be able to syfin gasoline. Take
|
|
the rubber tube and put it in your supply of gasoline. Then syfin some gas
|
|
through the tube. Now quickly! insert the tube into the mouth of the balloon.
|
|
If you syfined correctly gas should be pouring into the balloon (making it like
|
|
a water balloon, but only a gas balloon). Once the balloon is as full as you
|
|
want to get it stop the gas flow and tie the balloon. Now tie the sulfer fuse
|
|
around the balloon (like you would with a string). Then fill your empty spray
|
|
bottle half full of gas. When done with that, spray the outside of the
|
|
balloon with gas. Now set the balloon in a safe open area and light the fuse.
|
|
When you light this it will make the balloon pop, and when it pops it will
|
|
either explode or make a hugh wave of gasoline. I have had both happen several
|
|
times.
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|
|
|
[*Peroxyacetone*]
|
|
|
|
Peroxyacetone is extremely flammable and shock sensitive
|
|
|
|
Materials:
|
|
4ml Acetone
|
|
4ml 30% Hydrogen Peroxide
|
|
4 drops of concentrated Hydrochloric Acid
|
|
150mm Test tube
|
|
|
|
Add 4ml Acetone and 4ml Hydrogen Peroxide to the test tube. Then add 4 drops
|
|
concentrated Hydrochloric Acid. In 10-20 minutes a white solid should begin to
|
|
appear. If no change is observed, warm the test tube in a water bath at 40
|
|
Celsius. Allow the reaction to continue for two hours. Swirl the slurry and
|
|
filter it. Leave out on filter paper to dry for at least two hours. To ignite,
|
|
light a candle tied to a meter stick and light it (while staying at least a
|
|
meter away)
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*Plastic Explosive*]
|
|
|
|
Ingredients:
|
|
|
|
-Gasoline - 1 Part
|
|
-Oil - 1 Half part
|
|
-Styrofoam - 1
|
|
|
|
1) Melt styrofoam. Remember never at any time let the mixture get too hot.
|
|
2) Let it cool to a thick viscosity.
|
|
3) Mix 3 Ingredients together in the following order: First add styrofoam, then
|
|
Oil, then Gas.
|
|
4) Mix in a deep pot - Keep mixture away from any type of fire! Do this step
|
|
with extreme caution.
|
|
5) Let the mixture cool to a little bit warmer than room temperature - Around
|
|
88 Degrees Farenheit.
|
|
6) Mold the mixture how you want. (Different shapes will make it more or less
|
|
lethal).
|
|
|
|
Optional: You can add nuts, bolts, and screws while mixing, along with
|
|
gunpowder, 2 M-80'S, or any other type of explosive to make it the "Equivilant
|
|
of a Molotov Cocktail.
|
|
|
|
Note: The fragments (nuts, bolt, etc. are deadly. They will penetrate a brick
|
|
wall when the mixture is detonated.
|
|
|
|
DETONATION:
|
|
|
|
1) THE MIXTURE CAN BE WIRED FOR AN ELECTRIC CHARGE TO BE SENT THROUGH IT, IT
|
|
WILL DETONATE WITHOUT DOUBT. A REGULAR FUSE CAN BE SENT THROUGH IT
|
|
ALSO.
|
|
IF THIS METHOD IS USED, SOME SORT OF TIMER IS RECOMMENDED.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*Plastic Explosive #2*]
|
|
|
|
1) Mix: 2 Parts Vaseline : 1 Part Gasoline
|
|
2) Ignite with an electric charge
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*Plastique Explosive from Aspirin*]
|
|
This explosive is a phenol dirivative. It is toxic and explosive made from
|
|
picric acid are poisonous if inhaled, ingested, or handled and absorbed through
|
|
the skin. The toxicity of this explosive restrict's its use due to the fact that
|
|
over exposure in most cases causes liver and kidney failure and sometimes death
|
|
if immediate treatment is not obtained.
|
|
|
|
This explosive is a cousin to T.N.T. but is more powerful than it's cousin. It
|
|
is the first explosive used militarily and was adopted in 1888 as an artillery
|
|
shell filler. Originally this explosive was derived from coal tar but thanx to
|
|
modern chemistry you can make this explosive easily in approximately three
|
|
hours from acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin purified).
|
|
|
|
This procedure involves dissolving the acetylsalicylic acid in warm sulfuric
|
|
acid and adding sodium or potassium nitrate which nitrates the purified aspirin
|
|
Band the whole mixture drowned in water and filtered to obtain the final
|
|
product. This explosive is called trinitrophenol. Care should be taken to
|
|
ensure that this explosive is stored in glass containers. Picric acid will form
|
|
dangerous salts when allowed to contact all metals exept tin and aluminum. These
|
|
salts are primary explosive and are super sensitive. They also will cause the
|
|
detonation of the picric acid.
|
|
|
|
To make picric acid obtain some aspirin. The cheaper brands work best but
|
|
buffered brands should be avoided. Powder these tablets to a fine consistancy.
|
|
@To extract the acetylsalicylic acid from this powder place this methyl alcohol
|
|
and stir vigorously. Not all of the powder will dissolve. Filter this powder out
|
|
of the alcohol. Again wash this powder that was filtered out of the alcohol with
|
|
more alcohol but with a lesser amount than the first extraction. Again filter
|
|
the remaining powder out of the alcohol. Combine the now clear alcohol and allow
|
|
it to evaporate in a pyrex dish. When the alcohol has evaporated there will be a
|
|
surprising amount of crystals in the bottom of the pyrex dish. Take fourty grams
|
|
of these purified acetylsalicylic acid crystals and dissolve them in 150 ml. of
|
|
sulfuric acid (98%, specify gravity 1.8) and heat to dissolve all the crystals.
|
|
This heating can be done in a common electric frying pan with the thermostat set
|
|
on 150 deg. F. and filled with a good cooking oil. When all the crystals have
|
|
dissolved in the sulfuric acid take the beaker, that you've done all this
|
|
dissolving in (600 ml.), out of the oil bath. This next step will need to be
|
|
done with a very good ventilation system (it idea to do any chemistry work such
|
|
as the whole procedure and any procedure on this disk with good ventilation or
|
|
outside). Slowly start adding 58 g. of sodium nitrate or 77 g. of potassium
|
|
nitrate to te acid mixture in the beaker very slowly in small portions with
|
|
vigorous stirring. A red gas nitrogen trioxide) will be formed and this should
|
|
be avoided. The mixture is foam up and the addition should be stopped until the
|
|
foaming goes down to prevent the overflow of the acid mixture in the beaker.
|
|
When the potassium nitrate has been added the mixture is allowed to cool
|
|
somewhat (30-40 deg. C.). The solution should then be dumped slowly into twice
|
|
it's volume of crushed ice and water. The brilliant yellow crystals will form
|
|
in the water. These should be filtered out and placed in 200 ml. of boiling
|
|
distilled water. This water is allowed to cool and then the crystals are then
|
|
filtered out of the water. These crystals are a very, very pure trinitrophenol.
|
|
These crystals are then placed in a pyrex dish and places in an oil bath and
|
|
heated to 80 deg. C. and held there for 2 hours. This temperature is best
|
|
maintained and checked with a thermometer. The crystals are then powdered in
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small quantities to a face powder consistency. These powdered crystals are then mixed
|
|
with 10% by weight wax and 5% vaseline which are heated to melting temperature
|
|
and poured @into the crystals. The mixing is best done by kneading together
|
|
with gloved hands. This explosive should have a useful plsticity range of
|
|
0-40 deg. C.. The detonation velocity should be around 7000 m/sec.. It is toxic
|
|
to handle but simply made from common ingredients and is suitable for most
|
|
demolition work requiring a moderately high detonation velocity. It is very
|
|
suitable for shaped charges and some steel cutting charges. It is not as good
|
|
an explosive as C-4 or other R.D.X. based explosives but it is much easier to
|
|
make. Again this explosive is very toxic and should be treated with great
|
|
care. AVOID HANDLING BARE-HANDED, BREATHING DUST AND FUMES, AVOID ANY
|
|
CHANCE
|
|
OF INGESTION. AFTER UTENSILS ARE USED FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF THIS
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|
EXPLOSIVE
|
|
RETIRE THEM FROM THE KITCHEN AS THE CHANCE OF POISONING IS NOT WORTH THE
|
|
RISK.
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|
THIS EXPLOSIVE, IF MANUFACTURED AS ABOVE, AHOULD BE SAFE IN STORAGE BUT
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|
WITH ANY
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|
HOMEMADE EXPLOSIVE STORAGE OS NOT RECOMENDED AND EXPLOSIVES SHOULD BE
|
|
MADE UP
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|
AS NEEDED.
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A V O I D CO N T A C T W I T H A L L M E T A L S E X E C E P T T I N
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[*Plastique Explosive from Bleach*]
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|
This explosive is a potassium chlorate explosive. This explosive and
|
|
explosives of similar composition were used in World War II as the main
|
|
explosive filler in gernades, land mines, and mortar used by French, German, and
|
|
other forces involoved in that conflict. These explosives are relatively safe to
|
|
manufacture. One should strive to make sure these explosives are free of sulfur,
|
|
sulfides, and picric acid. The presence of these compounds result in mixtures
|
|
that are or can become highly sensitive and possibly decompose explosively while
|
|
in storage. The manufacture of this explosive from bleach is given as just an
|
|
expediant method. This method of manufacturing chlorate is not economical due to
|
|
the amount of energy used to boil the solution and cause the 'dissociation'
|
|
reaction to take place. This procedure does work and yields a relatively pure
|
|
and a sulfur/sulfide free product. These explosives are very cap sensitive and
|
|
require only a #3 cap for instigating detonation. To manufacture potassium
|
|
chlorate from bleach (5.25% sodium hypochlorite solution) obtain a heat source
|
|
(hot plate stove etc.) a battery hydrometer, a large pyrex or enameled steel
|
|
container (to weigh chemicals), and some potassium chloride (sold as salt
|
|
substitute). Take one bleach, place it in the container and begin heating it.
|
|
While this solution heats, weigh out 63 g. potassium chloride and add this to
|
|
the bleach being heated. Bring this solution to a boil and boiled until when
|
|
checked by a hydrometer the reading is 1.3 (if a battery hydrometer is used it
|
|
should read full charge). When the reading is 1.3 take the solution and let it
|
|
cool in the refrigerator until it's between room temperature and 0 deg. C..
|
|
Filter out the crystals that have formed and save them. Boil the solution again
|
|
until it reads 1.3 on the hydrometer and again cool the solution. Filter out the
|
|
crystals formed and save them. Boil this solution again and cool as before.
|
|
Filter and save the crystals. Take these crystals that have been saved and mix
|
|
them with distilled water in the following proportions: 56 g. per 100 ml.
|
|
water. Heat this solution until it boils and allow it to cool. Filter the
|
|
solution and save the crystals that form upon cooling. The process if
|
|
purification is called fractional crystalization. These crystals should be
|
|
relatively pure potassium chlorate. Powder these to the consistency of face
|
|
powder (400 mesh) and heat gently to drive off all moisture. Melt five parts
|
|
vasoline and five parts wax. Dissolve this in white gasoline (camp stove
|
|
gasoline) and pour this liquid on 90 parts potassium chlorate (the crystals from
|
|
the above operation) in a plastic bowl. Knead this liquid into the potassium
|
|
chlorate until immediately mixed. Allow all the gasoline to evaporate. Place
|
|
this explosive in a cool, dry place. Avoid friction, sulfur, sulfide, and
|
|
phosphorous compounds. This explosive is best molded to the desired shape and
|
|
density (1.3g./cc.) and dipped in wax to water proof. These block type charges
|
|
guarantee the highest detonation velocity. This explosive is really not suited
|
|
to use in shaped charge applications due to its relatively low detonation
|
|
velocity. It is comparable to 40% ammonia dynamite and can be considered the
|
|
same for the sake of charge computation. If the potassium chlorate is bought
|
|
and not made it is put into the manufacture process in the powdering stages
|
|
preceding the addition of the wax/vaseline mixture. This explosive is bristant
|
|
and powerful. The addition of 2-3% aluminum powder increases its blast effect.
|
|
Detonation velocity is 3300 m/sec..
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|
|
|
[*Plastique Explosives From Swimming Pool Chlorinating Compound*
|
|
|
|
This explosive is a chlorate explosive from bleach. This method of production
|
|
of potassium or sodium chlorate is easier and yields a more pure product than
|
|
does the plastique explosive from bleach process. In this reaction the H.T.H.
|
|
(calcium hypochlorite CaC10) is mixed with water and heated with either sodium
|
|
chloride (table salt, rock salt) or potassium chloride (salt substitute). The
|
|
latter of these salts is the salt of choice due to the easy crystalization of
|
|
the potassium chlorate. This mixture will need to be boiled to ensure complete
|
|
reaction of the ingredients. Obtain some H.T.H. swimming pool chlorination
|
|
compound or equivilant (usually 65% calcium hypochlorite). As with the bleach
|
|
process mentioned earlier the reaction described below is also a dissociation
|
|
reaction. In a large pyrex glass or enamled steel container place 1200g. H.T.H.
|
|
Band 220g. potassium chloride or 159g. sodium chloride. Add enough boiling water
|
|
to dissolve the powder and boil this solution. A chalky substance (calcium
|
|
chloride) will be formed. When the formation of this chalky substance is no
|
|
longer formed the solution is filtered while boiling hot. If potassium chloride
|
|
was used potassium chlorate will be formed. This potassium chlorate will drop
|
|
out or crystalize as the clear liquid left after filtering cools. These
|
|
crystals are filtered out when the solution reaches room temperature. If the
|
|
sodium chloride salt was used this clear filtrate (clear liquid after
|
|
filteration) will need to have all water evaporated. This will leave crystals
|
|
which should be saved.
|
|
|
|
These crystals should be heated in a slightly warm oven in a pyrex dish to
|
|
drive off all traces of water (40-75 deg. C.). These crystals are ground to a
|
|
very fine powder (400 mesh).
|
|
|
|
If the sodium chloride salt is used in the initial step the crystalization is
|
|
much more time consuming. The potassium chloride is the salt to use as the
|
|
resulting product will crystalize out of the solution as it cools. The powdered
|
|
and completely dry chlorate crystals are kneaded together with vaseline in a
|
|
plastic bowl. ALL CHLORATE BASED EXPLOSIVES ARE SENSITIVE TO FRICTION AND
|
|
SHOCK
|
|
AND THESE SHOULD BE AVOIDED. If sodium chloride is used in this explosive it
|
|
will have a tendancy to cake and has a slightly lower detonation velocity.
|
|
This (explosive is composed of the following:
|
|
|
|
potassium/sodium chlorate 90%
|
|
vaseline 10%
|
|
|
|
A The detonation velocity can be raised to a slight extent by the
|
|
addition of
|
|
2-3% aluminum sunstituted for 2-3% of the vaseline. This addition
|
|
of this aluminum will give the explosive a bright flash if set off at
|
|
night which will ruin night vision for a short while. The detonation velocity of
|
|
this explosive is approximately 3200 m/sec. for the potassium salt and 2900
|
|
m/sec. for the sodium salt based explosive.
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|
|
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|
|
[*Portable Grenade Launcher*]
|
|
|
|
If you have a bow, this one is for you. Remove the ferrule from an
|
|
aluminum arrow, and fill the arrow with black powder (I use grade
|
|
FFFF, it burns easy)and then glue a shotshell primer into the hole
|
|
left where the ferrule went. Next, glue a BB on the primer, and you
|
|
are ready to go! Make sure no one is nearby.... Little shreds of
|
|
aluminum go all over the place!!
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*R.D.X.*]
|
|
|
|
R.D.X., also called cyclonite, or composition C-1 (when mixed with
|
|
plasticisers) is one of the most valuable of all military explosives. This is
|
|
because it has more than 150% of the power of T.N.T., and is much easier to
|
|
detonate. It should not be used alone, since it can be set off by a not-too
|
|
severe shock. It is less sensitive than mercury fulminate, or nitroglycerine,
|
|
but it is still too sensitive to be used alone. R.D.X. can be made by the
|
|
surprisingly simple method outlined hereafter. It is much easier to make in the
|
|
home than all other high explosives, with the possible exception of ammonium
|
|
nitrate.
|
|
|
|
MATERIALS EQUIPMENT
|
|
hexamine 500 ml beaker
|
|
methenamine glass stirring rod
|
|
fuel tablets (50 g) funnel and filter paper
|
|
concentrated nitric acid (550 ml) ice bath container
|
|
distilled water (plastic bucket)
|
|
table salt centigrade thermometer
|
|
ice blue litmus paper
|
|
ammonium nitrate
|
|
|
|
1) Place the beaker in the ice bath, (see section 3.13, steps 3-4) and carefully
|
|
pour 550 ml of concentrated nitric acid into the beaker.
|
|
|
|
2) When the acid has cooled to below 20 degrees centigrade, add small amounts of
|
|
the crushed fuel tablets to the beaker. The temperature will rise, and it
|
|
must be kept below 30 degrees centigrade, or dire consequences could result.
|
|
Stir the mixture.
|
|
|
|
3) Drop the temperature below zero degrees centigrade, either by adding more ice
|
|
and salt to the old ice bath, or by creating a new ice bath. Or, ammonium
|
|
nitrate could be added to the old ice bath, since it becomes cold when it is
|
|
put in water. Continue stirring the mixture, keeping the temperature below
|
|
zero degrees centigrade for at least twenty minutes
|
|
|
|
4) Pour the mixture into a litre of crushed ice. Shake and stir the mixture,
|
|
and allow it to melt. Once it has melted, filter out the crystals, and
|
|
dispose of the corrosive liquid.
|
|
|
|
5) Place the crystals into one half a litre of boiling distilled water. Filter
|
|
the crystals, and test them with the blue litmus paper. Repeat steps 4 and 5
|
|
until the litmus paper remains blue. This will make the crystals more stable
|
|
and safe.
|
|
|
|
6) Store the crystals wet until ready for use. Allow them to dry completely
|
|
using them. R.D.X. is not stable enough to use alone as an explosive.
|
|
|
|
7) Composition C-1 can be made by mixing 88.3% R.D.X. (by weight) with 11.1%
|
|
mineral oil, and 0.6% lecithin. Kneed these material together in a plastic
|
|
bag. This is a good way to desensitize the explosive.
|
|
|
|
8) H.M.X. is a mixture of T.N.T. and R.D.X.; the ratio is 50/50, by weight.
|
|
it is not as sensitive, and is almost as powerful as straight R.D.X.
|
|
|
|
9) By adding ammonium nitrate to the crystals of R.D.X. after step 5, it should
|
|
be possible to desensitize the R.D.X. and increase its power, since ammonium
|
|
nitrate is very insensitive and powerful. Soduim or potassium nitrate could
|
|
also be added; a small quantity is sufficient to stabilize the R.D.X.
|
|
|
|
10) R.D.X. detonates at a rate of 8550 meters/second when it is compressed to a
|
|
density of 1.55 g/cubic cm.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*Spontanious Combustion*]
|
|
Look for powdered aluminum at a good painting supply.
|
|
|
|
METHOD # 1: Scatter out a few crystals 'of chromic anhydride. Drop on a little
|
|
ethyl alcohol. It will burst into flame immediately.
|
|
|
|
METHOD # 2: Mix by weight, four parts ammonium chloride, one part ammonium
|
|
nitrate, four parts powered zinc. Pour out a small pile of this and make a
|
|
depression on top. Put one or two drops of water in the depression.Stay well
|
|
back from this.
|
|
|
|
METHOD # 3: Put one gram of powdered potassium permanganate into a paper cup.
|
|
Drop two drops of glycerine onto it. After a few seconds it will burst into
|
|
flames.
|
|
|
|
METHOD # 4: Spoon out a small pile of powdered aluminum. Place a small amount of
|
|
sodium peroxide on top of this. A (volume the size of a small pea is about
|
|
right. One drop of water will cause this to ignite in a blinding flare.
|
|
|
|
METHOD # 5: Mix by volume 3 parts concentrated sulfuric acid with 2 parts
|
|
concentrated nitric acid. Hold a dropper of turpentine about 2 feet above the
|
|
mixture. When drops strike the acid they will burst into flame.
|
|
|
|
[ ] *"AFPO"*
|
|
|
|
NEEDED;
|
|
|
|
Amononium Hydroxide (again)
|
|
"Fuel Oil(s)(white gasoline works)
|
|
Gelitin(no, NOT FLAVORED!)
|
|
|
|
Mix the AH with the FUEL OIL, until very thoughly mixed in to a thin liquid,
|
|
then add the GELITIN, yes, this is a gel explosive, until you "feel it's the
|
|
right thickness for your work, you can get it thick enough to be solid, use
|
|
waterproof fuses, with a little NI3 at the end to make sure the stuff goes off
|
|
with a good boom, THIS IS A VERY STABLE EXPLOSIVE, IT IS ALSO 3 TIMES MORE
|
|
POWERFUL THAN DYNAMITE. A thin wire with high voltage running through it
|
|
in the gel makes a good detonater too.
|
|
|
|
Have you ever heard of the millitary high power explosive, NI3?
|
|
It's 4 to 6 time MORE POWERFUL than dynamite, and, HERE'S HOW TO MAKE IT!
|
|
|
|
needed:
|
|
|
|
IODINE CRYSTALS
|
|
AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE
|
|
|
|
Put the AH in a GLASS bowl, and disolve the Iodine in it, in a couple
|
|
of minutes, new crystals will form. They are highly volitile, and illeagal
|
|
to have,For what ever it's worth.
|
|
|
|
Do not DROP, CRUSH, HEAT, or FUCK with them, take very extreme percausions
|
|
with them, pad them in an air tight bottle.
|
|
|
|
ONE TEASPOON HAS THE IMPACT POWER OF
|
|
ONE M-100 FIRECRACKER.
|
|
|
|
[ ] * AMMONIUM PICRATE *
|
|
|
|
Ammonium picrate, also called Explosive D, is another safety explosive.
|
|
It requires a substantial shock to cause it to detonate, slightly less than that
|
|
required to detonate ammonium nitrate. It is much safer than picric acid, since
|
|
it has little tendency to form hazardous unstable salts when placed in metal
|
|
containers. It is simple to make from picric acid and clear household ammonia.
|
|
All that need be done is put the picric acid crystals into a glass container and
|
|
dissolve them in a great quantity of hot water. Add clear household ammonia in
|
|
excess, and allow the excess ammonia to evaporate. The powder remaining should
|
|
be ammonium picrate.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*Astrolite G*]
|
|
|
|
"Astrolite G is a clear liquid explosive especially designed to produce very
|
|
high detonation velocity, 8,600MPS (meters/sec.), compared with 7,700MPS for
|
|
nitroglycerin and 6,900MPS for TNT...In addition, a very unusual characteristic
|
|
is that it the liquid explosive has the ability to be absorbed easily into the
|
|
ground while remaining detonatable...In field tests, Astrolite G has remained
|
|
detonatable for 4 days in the ground, even when the soil was soaked due to
|
|
rainy weather" know what that means?....Astrolite Dynamite!
|
|
|
|
To make (mix in fairly large container & outside)
|
|
|
|
Two parts by weight of ammonium nitrate mixed with one part by weight
|
|
'anhydrous' hydrazine, produces Astrolite G...Simple enough eh? I'm sure that
|
|
the 2:1 ratio is not perfect,and that if you screw around with it long enough,
|
|
that you'll find a better formula. Also, dunno why the book says 'anhydrous'
|
|
hydrazine, hydrazine is already anhydrous...
|
|
|
|
Hydrazine is the chemical you'll probably have the hardest time getting hold
|
|
of. Uses for Hydrazine are: Rocket fuel, agricultural chemicals (maleic hydra-
|
|
zide), drugs (antibacterial and antihypertension), polymerization catalyst,
|
|
plating metals on glass and plastics, solder fluxes, photographic developers,
|
|
diving equipment. Hydrazine is also the chemical you should be careful with.
|
|
The astrolite family of liquid explosives were products of rocket propellant
|
|
research in the '60's. Astrolite A-1-5 is supposed to be the world's most
|
|
powerful non-nuclear explosive -at about 1.8 to 2 times more powerful than TNT.
|
|
Being more powerful it is also safer to handle than TNT (not that it isn't safe
|
|
in the first place) and Nitroglycerin.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*Astrolite A/A-1-5*]
|
|
|
|
Ok, here's the good part...
|
|
|
|
Mix 20% (weight) aluminum powder to the ammonium nitrate, and then mix with
|
|
hydrazine. The aluminum powder should be 100 mesh or finer. Astrolite A has a
|
|
detonation velocity of 7,800MPS.
|
|
|
|
You should be careful not to get any of the astrolite on you,if it happens
|
|
though, you should flush the area with water. Astrolite A&G both should be able
|
|
to be detonated by a #8 blasting cap.
|
|
|
|
[*Expedient Grenades*]
|
|
|
|
There are many possibilities in the field of grenade manufacture, but for
|
|
the most part, when you're dealing with grenades that must be constructed of
|
|
easily available materials, the quality and the safety of the grenade is reduced
|
|
dramatically. Here I will deal with this problem, trying to produce a
|
|
reasonable type of grenade that is relatively safe, can be stored and
|
|
transported easily, but produces dramatic effects. I strongly suggest that if
|
|
you find it possible, you are far better off getting a REAL grenade than trying
|
|
to produce one yourself, but you can be the judge. As always, I want to note
|
|
that this is all for educational purposes only, and I do not recommend anyone
|
|
trying any of the following for real.
|
|
|
|
The first thing you need is explosives. If you can't get black powder, or
|
|
gun powder, or make your own plastic explosives (we know there sure are enough
|
|
text files floating around to explain how to make all of the above!) than you're
|
|
really in a for making a grenade of this type. You'll also need a coffee can, a
|
|
smaller sized can (probably like an orange juice can, or V8), a coat hanger, and
|
|
a fuse. As for explosives, mercury fulminate is extremely good for this sort of
|
|
thing. You could probably get together a ton of firecrackers and take out the
|
|
black powder (if you'r desperate) or get a couple quarter sticks from someone. The
|
|
explosive goes in the juice can. Don't pack it together too tight. Loose black
|
|
powder is better than compressed. This is the main explosive. Cut up the coat
|
|
hanger into little pieces approximately 1/2" long and fill up the coffee can
|
|
until you can put the juice can in and the top of the juice can is level with
|
|
the top of the coffee can. If you don't have the time, and need to fill up the
|
|
space faster, chuck in a couple small rocks or pieces of glass, and stuff like
|
|
that until you have the bottom of the can filled. Now place the juice can in
|
|
the coffee can, and center it. Then fill the space around the coffee can with
|
|
coat hanger stuff until the juice can is relatively stable. Put a model rocket
|
|
fuse in the explosive in the juice can. Leave (at least) 3 1/2" to light from.
|
|
If necessary, secure the juice can or the explosive with some masking tape,
|
|
etc... as long as it doesn't interfere with the action of the grenade. Take
|
|
the lid of the coffee can and cut a hole so that the fuse is exposed. You now
|
|
have a fragmentation grenade. It might be a good idea to practice with a
|
|
football for a while before trying to destroy the neighbor's garage with it.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*Explosive Pen*]
|
|
|
|
Materials Needed
|
|
1] One Ball Point `Click` pen
|
|
2] Gun Powder
|
|
3] 8 or 10 match heads
|
|
4] 1 Match stick
|
|
5] a little sheet of sand paper (1 1/2" X 2")
|
|
|
|
|
|
Procedure
|
|
1] Unscrew pen and remove all parts but leave the button in the to
|
|
in the pen.
|
|
2] Stick the match stick in the part of the pen clicker where the
|
|
other little parts and the ink fill was.
|
|
3] Roll sand paper up and put around the match stick that is in the
|
|
clicker.
|
|
4] Put the remaining Match Heads inside the pen, make sure that they
|
|
are on the inside on the sand paper.
|
|
5] Put a small piece of paper or something in the other end of the
|
|
pen where the ball point comes out.
|
|
6] Fill the end with the piece of paper in it with gun powder. The
|
|
paper is to keep the powder from spilling.
|
|
|
|
(The Finished pen should look like this:
|
|
|
|
Small Paper Clog Gun Powder Matches & Sandpaper
|
|
\ | |
|
|
\ | |
|
|
\ _________________|____________________|________
|
|
<_______________________________|_______________|===
|
|
/
|
|
Clicker /
|
|
|
|
Planting The Device
|
|
-------------------
|
|
There are many ways to use this little device. Here are a few of my favorite
|
|
ways to use this handy little Anti-Personal-Device
|
|
|
|
In School
|
|
|
|
1] Replace it with a friends pen, it helps if it is the same color
|
|
Style. But if you get it there and he/she goes to write, watch
|
|
the sparks fly!
|
|
2] You know how all these poor nigs are always asking you for a pen
|
|
well this is the way to fix it! just give 'em this little pen and
|
|
I gurantee they will never ask you for another pen again.
|
|
3] Replace the teachers pen with it.
|
|
|
|
In The Office
|
|
|
|
No Office experience, unless its the schools office, replace it with
|
|
the principals or receptionist pens. They'll get a `bang` out of it!
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*Fertilizer Bomb*]
|
|
|
|
Materials:
|
|
A bag of fertilizer
|
|
Some Cotton
|
|
Some Starter Fluid (etherous kind)
|
|
Some Newspaper
|
|
|
|
Fold the newspaper until its in sort of a pocket shape, then fill it up with
|
|
fertilizer (not too much).. Next, put cotton on top of the fertilizer. Then,
|
|
pour some starter fluid on it (the fertilizer), wrap up the newspaper (you can
|
|
use tape). Now this isnt the kind of bomb you leave lying around for a couple
|
|
days, as it drys out. When you want to use it, just light the edge of the
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newspaper and throw it. Pretty simple, eh?
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[*Filler explosive*]
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85% sodium chlorate
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10% vaseline
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5% aluminum powder
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|
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[*Fire Bomb*]
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|
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Take carbon disulfide and dissolve white phosphorous in it. Put it in a
|
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stoppered bottle and throw it at something you would like to see on fire.
|
|
When the cs2 evaporates, it leaves a film of phoshorous on what ever it hits,
|
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and it starts a fire with the solvent vapors.
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|
|
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[*Grain-Elevator Explosion*]
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|
|
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Want to try your own 'Grain-Elevator explosion'? Get a candle and some flour..
|
|
Light the candle and put some flour in your hand. Try various ways of getting
|
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the flour to leave your hand and become dust right over the candle flame. The
|
|
enormous surface area allows all the tiny dust particles to burn, which they do
|
|
at about the same time, combining to form a fireball effect. In grain elevators,
|
|
much the same thing happens.if you can get your hands on some lycopodium powder.
|
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This will work much better, creating huge fireballs that are unexpected.
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|
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[*Impact Mixture*]
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|
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Materials:
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50% red phosphorus
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50% sodium chlorate
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|
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Unlike potassium chlorate,sodium chlorate won't explode spontaneously when
|
|
mixed with phosphorus. It has to be hit to be detonated.
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|
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|
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[*Incendiary Mixture*]
|
|
|
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Materials:
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55% aluminum powder (atomized)
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45% sodium chlorate
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5% sulfur
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|
|
|
[*Gelatine Explosive from Anti-Freeze*]
|
|
This explosive is almost the same as the nitro-gelatin plastique except that it
|
|
is supple and pliable to -10 to -20 deg. C.. Antifreeze is easier to obtain
|
|
than glycerine and is usually cheaper. It needs to be freed of water before the
|
|
manufacture and this can be done by treating it with calcium chloride until a
|
|
specific gravity of 1.12 @ o deg. C. or 1.11 @ 20 deg. C. is obtained. This can
|
|
be done by adding calcium chloride to the antifreeze and checking with a
|
|
hydrometer and continue to add calcium chloride proper reading is obtained. The
|
|
antifreeze is then filtered to remove the calcium chloride from the liquid. This
|
|
explosive is superior to nitro-gelatin in that it is easier to collidon the IMR
|
|
smokeless powder into the explosive and that the 50/50 ether ethyl alcohol can
|
|
be done away with. It is superior in that the formation of the collidon is done
|
|
very rapidly by the nitroethelene glycol. It's detonation properties are
|
|
practically the same as the nitro-gelatine. Like the nitro-gelatine it is highly
|
|
flammable and if caught on fire the chances are good that the flame will
|
|
progress to detonation. In this explosive as in nitro-gelatine the addition of
|
|
1% sodium carbonate is a good idea to reduce the chance of recidual acid being
|
|
present in the final explosive. The following is a slightly different formula
|
|
than nitro-gelatine:
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|
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Nitro-glycol 75%
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Guncotton (IMR) 6%
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Potassium Nitrate 14%
|
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Flour (baking) 5%
|
|
|
|
In this process the 50/50 step is omitted. Mix the potassium nitrate with the
|
|
9nitro-glycol. Remember that this nitro-glycol is just as sensitive to shock as
|
|
is nitroglycerin. The next step is to mix in the flour and sodium carbonate.
|
|
=Mix these by kneading with gloved hands until the mixture is uniform. This
|
|
kneading should be done gently and slowly. The mixture should be uniform when
|
|
<the IMR smokeless powder is added. Again this is kneaded to uniformity. Use
|
|
this explosive as soon as possible. If it must be stored, store in a cool, dry
|
|
Bplace (0-10 deg. C.). This explosive should detonate at 7600-7800 m/sec.. These
|
|
two explosives are very powerful and should be sensitive to a #6 blasting cap
|
|
@or equivelent. These explosives are dangerous and should not be made unless the
|
|
manufacturer has had experience with this type compound. The foolish and
|
|
ignorant may as well forget these explosives as they won't live to get to use
|
|
them. Don't get me wrong, these explosives have been manufactured for years
|
|
with an amazing record of safety. Millions of tons of nitroglycerine have been
|
|
made and used to manufacture dynamite and explosives of this nature with very
|
|
few mishaps. Nitroglycerin and nitroglycol will kill and their main victims are the
|
|
stupid and foolhardy. Before manufacturing these explosives take nitroglycerin
|
|
and soak into a small piece of filter paper and place it on an anvil. Hit this
|
|
drop with a hammer and don't put any more on the anvil. See what I mean! This
|
|
explosive compound is not to be taken lightly. If there are any doubts DON'T.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[*Letter Bomb*]
|
|
Letter bombs are very simple to make, but the difficult part is making sure
|
|
it will detonate properly, or that it is not obvious that it is a bomb.
|
|
|
|
About 75% Aluminum powder with 25% Iron power is best. This is a light
|
|
version of Thermite, Since it is in an enclosed space (The envelope, as
|
|
described below a ways). Mix the above well. The idea is this: Iron can burn,
|
|
at a very high temperature, but it needs a little help. This is what the
|
|
Aluminum is for. Aluminum burns at a relatively low temperature, so it is
|
|
used as a catalyst of sorts. Magnesium is used to flash-ignite the Aluminum,
|
|
which then burns the Iron, at a suitable temperature. Since this is going off
|
|
in an enclosed space, it will burn much hotter and slower and with more violence
|
|
than a normal mix. I advise you play with this for a while, learning your
|
|
mixture.
|
|
|
|
Now for the fun stuff:
|
|
Get an insulated (padded) envelope, the type that is double layered. Seperate
|
|
the layers. In the inner layer goes the wonderful mixture, once you are
|
|
satisfied with. Keep this section seperate, but it might be good to top it
|
|
off with some Magnesium. The outer layer can be either Magnesium, for a flash
|
|
bomb, or possibly a material of your own choice.
|
|
|
|
Now for the difficult part! The fuse... We can make a fuse from another set of
|
|
chemicals: Iodine crystals, and Ammonium Hydroxide, in liquid form. Mix these
|
|
together,in about and equal amount, but you might want to use a heavy amount of
|
|
iodine if pressed for time. These form a new crystalline structure, about an
|
|
inch long. These are highly volatile, and i advise keeping them protected.
|
|
They have about the impact power of an M-100 for a teaspoon. I put these in a
|
|
protective card-board lining, and put them at the top of the envelope. Rig this
|
|
so it puts pressure on it.
|
|
|
|
[*Match Explosive*]
|
|
The word "safety" in safety matches is misleading. The chemical on the heads of
|
|
safety matches is a powerful explosive. It is similar to black powder but has a
|
|
lower ignition temperature (more sensative to heat) and unlike black powder is
|
|
easily detonated by impact. This feature moves it up into the high explosives
|
|
class. To test this, lay a paper safety match (on a hard flat surface and hit
|
|
the head sharply with a hammer. What do you !know! It goes bang! To collect a
|
|
'quantity of this explosive, it is best to use wooden safety matches. Buy
|
|
several cartons. They're cheap. Note that these should be safety matches,
|
|
(not the strike anywhere kind. Pinch the head near the bottom with a pair of
|
|
wire cutters to break it up; then use the edges of the cutters to scrape off
|
|
&the loose material. It gets easy with practice. You can do this while watching
|
|
TV and collect enough for a bomb without dieing of boredom. Once you have a good
|
|
batch of it, you can load it into a pipe instead of black powder. Be careful not
|
|
to get any in the threads, and wipe off any that gets on the end of the pipe.
|
|
Never try to use this stuff for rocket fuel. A science teacher was killed that
|
|
way. Just for fun while I'm on the subject of matches, did you know that you
|
|
can strike a safety match on a window pane? Hold a paper match between your
|
|
thumb and first finger. With your second (finger, press the head firmly against
|
|
a large window. Very quickly, rub the match down the pane about 2 feet while
|
|
maintaining the pressure. The friction will generate enough heat to light the
|
|
match. Another fun trick is the match rocket. Tightly wrap the top half of a
|
|
paper match with foil. Set it in the top of a pop bottle at a 45 degree angle.
|
|
Hold a lighted match under the head until it ignites. If you got it right, the
|
|
match will zip up and hit the ceiling. I just remembered the match guns I used
|
|
to make when I was a kid. These are made from a bicycle spoke. At one end of
|
|
the spoke is a piece that screws off. Take it off and screw it on backwards.
|
|
You now have a piece of stiff wire with a small hollow tube on one end. Pack the
|
|
material from a couple of wooden safety matches into the tube. Force the stem
|
|
of a match into the hole. It sould fit very tightly. Hold a lighted match under
|
|
the tube until it gets hot enough to ignite the powder. It goes off with a bang.
|
|
|
|
[*Nitrogen Trichloride*]
|
|
|
|
Nitrogen trichloride, also known as chloride of azode, is an oily yellow
|
|
liquid. It explodes violently when it is heated above 60 degrees celsius, or
|
|
when it comes in contact with an open flame or spark. It is fairly simple to
|
|
produce.
|
|
|
|
1) In a beaker, dissolve about 5 teaspoons of ammonium nitrate in water.
|
|
Do not put so much ammonium nitrate into the solution that some of it
|
|
remains undissolved in the bottom of the beaker.
|
|
|
|
2) Collect a quantity of chlorine gas in a second beaker by mixing hydrochloric
|
|
acid with potassium permanganate in a large flask with a stopper and glass
|
|
|
|
3) Place the beaker containing the chlorine gas upside down on top of the
|
|
beaker containing the ammonium nitrate solution, and tape the beakers
|
|
together. Gently heat the bottom beaker. When this is done, oily yellow
|
|
droplets will begin to form on the surface of the solution, and sink down
|
|
to the bottom. At this time, remove the heat source immediately.
|
|
|
|
Alternately, the chlorine can be bubbled through the ammonium nitrate
|
|
solution, rather than collecting the gas in a beaker, but this requires
|
|
timing and a stand to hold the beaker and test tube.
|
|
|
|
The chlorine gas can also be mixed with anhydrous ammonia gas, by gently
|
|
heating a flask filled with clear household ammonia. Place the glass tubes
|
|
from the chlorine-generating flask and the tube from the ammonia-generating
|
|
flask in another flask that contains water.
|
|
|
|
4) Collect the yellow droplets with an eyedropper, and use them immediately,
|
|
since nitrogen trichloride decomposes in 24 hours.
|
|
|
|
[*Nitrostarch Explosives*]
|
|
|
|
Nitrostarch explosives are simple to make, and are fairly powerful. All
|
|
that need be done is treat various starches with a mixture of concentrated nitric
|
|
and sulfuric acids. 10 ml of concentrated sulfuric acid is added to 10 ml of
|
|
concentrated nitric acid. To this mixture is added 0.5 grams of starch. Cold
|
|
water is added, and the apparently unchanged nitrostarch is filtered out.
|
|
Nitrostarch explosives are of slightly lower power than T.N.T., but they are
|
|
more readily detonated.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *GELLED FLAME FUELS*
|
|
|
|
Gelled or paste type fuels are often preferable to raw gasoline
|
|
for use in incendiary devices such as fire bottles. This type fuel adheres
|
|
more readily to the target and produces greater heat concentration.
|
|
Several methods are shown for gelling gasoline using commonly
|
|
available materials. The methods are divided into the following categories
|
|
based on the major ingredient:
|
|
|
|
1. Lye Systems
|
|
2. Lye-Alcohol Systems
|
|
3. Soap-Alcohol Systems
|
|
4. Egg White Systems
|
|
6. Wax Systems
|
|
|
|
|
|
Lye Systems
|
|
|
|
Lye (also know as caustic soda or Sodium Hydroxide) can be used in
|
|
combination with powdered rosin or castor oil to gel gasoline for use as a
|
|
flame fuel which will adhere to target surfaces.
|
|
|
|
MATERIALS REQUIRED:
|
|
|
|
Parts by Volume Ingredient How Used Common Source
|
|
--------------- ---------- -------- -------------
|
|
60 Gasoline Motor Fuel Gas station or motor vehicle
|
|
2 (flake) or Lye Drain cleaner, Food store or Drug store
|
|
1 (powder) making of soap
|
|
15 Rosin Manufactoring Paint store, chemical supply
|
|
Paint & Varnish house
|
|
or
|
|
Castor Oil Medicine Food and Drug stores
|
|
|
|
PROCEDURE
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
_
|
|
|CAUTION: Make sure that there are no open flames in the area when mixing the|
|
|
|flame fuel. NO SMOKING! |
|
|
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|
1. Pour gasoline into jar, bottle or other container. (DO NOT USE AN ALUMINUM
|
|
CONTAINER.)
|
|
|
|
2. IF rosin is in cake form, crush into small pieces.
|
|
|
|
3. Add rosin or castor oil to the gasoline and stir for about five minutes to
|
|
mix thoroughly.
|
|
|
|
4. In a second container (NOT ALUMINUM) add lye to an equal volume of water
|
|
slowly with stirring.
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
_
|
|
|CAUTION: Lye solution can burn skin and destroy clothing. If any is spilled,|
|
|
|wash away immediately with large quantities of water. |
|
|
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|
|
|
5. Add lye solution to the gasoline mix and stir until mixture thickens (about
|
|
one minute).
|
|
|
|
NOTE: The sample willeventually thicken to a very firm paste. This can be
|
|
thinned, if desired, by stirring in additional gasoline.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Lye-Alcohol Systems
|
|
|
|
Lye (also know as caustic soda or Sodium Hydroxide) can be used in
|
|
combination with alcohol and any of several fats to gel gasoline for use as a
|
|
flame fuel.
|
|
|
|
MATERIALS REQUIRED:
|
|
|
|
Parts by Volume Ingredient How Used Common Source
|
|
--------------- ---------- -------- -------------
|
|
60 Gasoline Motor Fuel Gas station or motor vehicle
|
|
2 (flake) or Lye Drain cleaner, Food store or Drug store
|
|
1 (powder) making of soap
|
|
|
|
3 Ethyl Alcohol Whiskey Liquor store
|
|
Medicine Drug store
|
|
NOTE: Methyl (wood) alcohol or isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol can be
|
|
substituted for ethyl alcohol, but their use produces softer gels.
|
|
|
|
14 Tallow Food Fats rendered by cooking the
|
|
Making of soap meat or suet of animals.
|
|
|
|
NOTE: The following can be substituted for the tallow:
|
|
|
|
(a) Wool grease (Lanolin) (very good) -- Fat extracted from sheep wool
|
|
(b) Castor Oil (good)
|
|
(c) Any vegetable oil (corn, cottenseed, peanut, linseed, etc.)
|
|
(d) Any fish oil
|
|
(e) Butter or oleo margarine
|
|
|
|
It is necessary when using substitutes (c) to (e) to double the given amount
|
|
of fat and of lye for satistfactory bodying.
|
|
|
|
PROCEDURE
|
|
---------
|
|
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
_
|
|
|CAUTION: Make sure that there are no open flames in the area when mixing the|
|
|
|flame fuel. NO SMOKING! |
|
|
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|
|
|
1. Pour gasoline into jar, bottle or other container. (DO NOT USE AN ALUMINUM
|
|
CONTAINER.)
|
|
|
|
2. Add tallow (or substitute) to the gasoline and stir for about 1/2 minute to
|
|
dissolve fat.
|
|
|
|
3. Add alcohol to the gasoline mixture. mix thoroughly.
|
|
4. In a separate container (NOT ALUMINUM) slowly add lye to an equal volume of
|
|
water. Mixture should be stirred constantly while adding lye.
|
|
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
_
|
|
|CAUTION: Lye solution can burn skin and destroy clothing. If any is spilled,|
|
|
|wash away immediately with large quantities of water. |
|
|
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|
|
|
5. Add lye solution to the gasoline mixture and stir occasionally until
|
|
thickened (about 1/2 hour)
|
|
|
|
NOTE: The sample willeventually (1 to 2 days) thicken to a very firm paste.
|
|
This can be thinned, if desired, by stirring in additional gasoline.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Soap-Alcohol System
|
|
|
|
Common household soap can be used in combination with alcohol to gel
|
|
gasoline for use as a flame fuel which will adhere to target surfaces.
|
|
|
|
MATERIALS REQUIRED:
|
|
------------------
|
|
|
|
Parts by Volume Ingredient How Used Common Source
|
|
--------------- ---------- -------- -------------
|
|
36 Gasoline Motor Fuel Gas station or motor vehicle
|
|
1 Ethyl Alcohol Whiskey Liquor store
|
|
Medicine Drug store
|
|
NOTE: Methyl (wood) alcohol or isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol can be substituted
|
|
for ethyl alcohol.
|
|
20 (powdered) or Laundry soap Washing clothes Stores 28 (flake)
|
|
|
|
NOTE: Unless the word "soap" actually appears somewhere on the container or
|
|
wrapper, a washing compound is probably a detergent. THESE CAN NOT BE USED.
|
|
|
|
PROCEDURE
|
|
---------
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
_
|
|
|CAUTION: Make sure that there are no open flames in the area when mixing the|
|
|
|flame fuel. NO SMOKING! |
|
|
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|
|
|
1. If bar soap is used, carve into thin flakes using a knife.
|
|
|
|
2. Pour Alcohol and gasoline into a jar, bottle or other container and mix
|
|
thoroughly.
|
|
3. Add soap powder or flakes to gasoline-alcohol mix and stir occasionally
|
|
until thickened (about 15 minutes).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Egg System
|
|
|
|
The white of any bird egg can be used to gel gasoline for use as a flame fuel.
|
|
|
|
MATERIALS REQUIRED:
|
|
------------------
|
|
|
|
Parts by Volume Ingredient How Used Common Source
|
|
--------------- ---------- -------- -------------
|
|
85 Gasoline Motor Fuel Gas station or motor vehicle
|
|
14 Egg Whites Food Food store, farms
|
|
|
|
Any one of the following
|
|
1 Table Salt Food, industrial Sea Water, Natural brine,
|
|
processes Food stores
|
|
3 Ground Coffee Food Food store
|
|
3 Dried Tea Food Food store
|
|
Leaves
|
|
3 Cocoa Food Food store
|
|
2 Sugar Food Food store
|
|
1 Saltpeter Pyrotechnics Drug store
|
|
(Niter) Explosives chemical supply store
|
|
(Potassium Matches
|
|
Nitrate) Medicine
|
|
1 Epsom salts Medicine Drug store, food store
|
|
industrial
|
|
processes
|
|
2 Washing soda Washing cleaner Food store
|
|
(Sal soda) Medicine Drug store
|
|
Photography Photo supply store
|
|
1 1/2 Baking soda Baking Food store
|
|
Manufactoring: Drug store
|
|
Beverages,
|
|
Mineral waters,
|
|
and Medicine
|
|
1 1/2 Aspirin Medicine Drug store
|
|
Food store
|
|
|
|
PROCEDURE
|
|
---------
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
_
|
|
|CAUTION: Make sure that there are no open flames in the area when mixing the|
|
|
|flame fuel. NO SMOKING! |
|
|
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|
|
|
1. Separate egg white from yolk. This can be done by breaking the egg into a
|
|
dish and carefully removing the yolk with a spoon.
|
|
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
_
|
|
|NOTE: DO NOT GET THE YELLOW EGG YOLK MIXED INTO THE EGG WHITE. If egg yolk |
|
|
|gets into the egg white, discard the egg. |
|
|
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|
|
|
2. Pour egg white into a jar, bottle, or other container and add gasoline.
|
|
3. Add the salt (or other additive) to the mixture and stir occasionally until
|
|
gel forms (about 5 to 10 minutes).
|
|
|
|
NOTE: A thicker flame fuel can be obtained by putting the capped jar in hot
|
|
(65 C) water for about 1/2 hour and then letting them cool to room temperature.
|
|
(DO NOT HEAT THE GELLED FUEL CONTAINING COFFEE).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Wax System
|
|
|
|
Any of several common waxes can be used to gel gasoline for use as a
|
|
lame fuel.
|
|
|
|
MATERIALS REQUIRED:
|
|
|
|
Parts by Volume Ingredient How Used Common Source
|
|
--------------- ---------- -------- -------------
|
|
80 Gasoline Motor Fuel Gas station or motor vehicle
|
|
20 Wax Leather polish, Food store, drug store,
|
|
(Ozocerite, sealing wax, department store
|
|
Mineral wax, candles,
|
|
fossil wax, waxed paper,
|
|
ceresin wax furniture &
|
|
beeswax) floor waxes,
|
|
lithographing.
|
|
|
|
PROCEDURE
|
|
|
|
1. Melt the wax and pour into jar or bottle which has been placed in a hot
|
|
water bath.
|
|
2. Add gasoline to the bottle.
|
|
3. When wax has completely dissolved in the gasoline, allow the water bath to
|
|
cool slowly to room temperature.
|
|
|
|
NOTE: If a gel does not form, add additional wax (up to 40% by volume) and
|
|
repeat the above steps. If no gel forms with 40% wax, make a Lye solution by
|
|
dissolving a small amount of Lye (Sodium Hydroxide) in an equal amount of
|
|
water. Add this solution (1/2% by volume) to the gasoline wax mix and shake
|
|
bottle until a gel forms.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Popping Combination Locks*
|
|
|
|
Ever wish you could find out just what someone is hiding in that
|
|
locker, or ever have some dumb, ignorant, brain dead, mother fucking, son
|
|
of a bitch, cocksucking, bedwetting, jock change your lock on your locker?
|
|
Here's one of those well kept secrets from the college dorms. How to open
|
|
almost any black dial, master combination lock. Heaven forbid anyone find
|
|
out that Master has made a big bo-bo, and thier prize product has an
|
|
incredible flaw.
|
|
For starters, let it be known that this technique has only been
|
|
found to work on master combination locks with black dials. Master locks
|
|
with red dials, and a couple other makes that look the same won't work with
|
|
this algorithym. But, that's not to say that other types of locks can't be
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opened with a set algorithym, they just haven't been figured out yet.
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|
OK! You're in a locker room. No one's there. You think.."hmm,
|
|
I sure could use a walkman". You breeze over to any locker (or one you know
|
|
there's a walkman in) a slow turn here, a quick turn here, a real slow turn
|
|
with a few tugs on the lock, and "chunk" it pops open. Sounds like ecstasy
|
|
eh? Well it is.
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|
|
|
Step one: Find the first number
|
|
|
|
The U bolt in the lock can and will move up and down minutely. If it
|
|
doesn't even budge, then find a different lock. If you pull down on the
|
|
lock, you will notice that the dial can't be moved. This is because there
|
|
are about 36 "pits" and "ridges" inside the lock. Pull down hard on the lock.
|
|
If you can wiggle the dial back and forth (just a little) then you are in
|
|
a pit. If it doesn't move then you are on a ridge. If on a ridge, then let
|
|
up on the lock just a tad (slowly) while trying to turn the dial. If you get
|
|
it right, the bolt will slide out of the lock a little and you'll sink into a
|
|
pit. Now you can wiggle the dial back and forth. When wiggling the dial, the
|
|
things that keep you from rotating the dial any further are the ridges
|
|
adjacent to pit. All that aside, let's find the first number. I've got my
|
|
lock right here.
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|
Rotate the dial clockwise briskly a few turns to reset the 3
|
|
"tumblers" inside. Pull down on the lock and try to get it in a pit. Now, all
|
|
the ridges are roughly about the same height except for the ridge that marks
|
|
the first number of the combination. While pulling down on the lock, grab the
|
|
knob on the dial and try to turn it clockwise. Of course it's not going to
|
|
turn because you're in a pit, and you're pulling down on the lock. Let up
|
|
slowly (very slowly as not to slip) while trying to turn the dial. If you're
|
|
doing it right, the bolt will retract into the lock a little as you move
|
|
from the pit to the top of the ridge. When you feel you are at the top of
|
|
the ridge, start pulling down hard on the lock again. The bolt should come
|
|
out of the lock a little and you'll be in the pit to the left of the pit
|
|
you were just in. Wow, and that's not even what you're supposed to do. What
|
|
you need to do is, when you are at the top of the ridge, try to hold the lock
|
|
so instead of falling in a pit, you can turn the dial where you are just
|
|
gliding over the ridges. Turn it slowly, and when when you pass over the
|
|
ridge you are looking for, you will feel a clank, or you will feel a small
|
|
bumb as you hit the side of the ridge. If you have turned the dial a full
|
|
turn and have felt nothing then you aren't pulling down on the lock enough.
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|
|
|
Try it till you find. It is there somewhere. Now when you feel the bump, take
|
|
the number that the little red arrow is pointing to and add five to that
|
|
number, and that is the first number of the combination. YEAAAAAAAA!
|
|
|
|
Step two: Finding the second number
|
|
|
|
Now that you have the first number (hopefully) turn the dial briskly
|
|
a few times to reset the tumblers again, and stop at the first number of
|
|
the combination. Because you always have to turn the dial past the first
|
|
number before you turn it to the second number, turn the dial counter
|
|
clockwise and stop at the first number of the combination again (make sure
|
|
it's only one turn!). Find the first pit either on the number you just turned
|
|
to or just to the right of it. When you are in the pit, wiggle the dial. The
|
|
trick here is to find the pit that let's you wiggle the dial the least. Hence
|
|
the 'stiffest' pit. If you think that that pit is too loose. Let up on the
|
|
lock a little and let it fall in the pit to the right. (turning the dial
|
|
counter-clockwise) If that pit is too loose then go on to the next on. This
|
|
is the hardest part and takes a lot of practice. But when you find the right
|
|
pit it will fell.....hmmm....tight. It's hard to explain but you should know
|
|
it when you feel it. The number that the little arrow is pointing to is
|
|
the second number! You're almost there.
|
|
|
|
Combo Number 3!
|
|
|
|
Let up on the lock a little and try to get over the ridge to the left
|
|
of the second number. When you get over it. Pull down hard. If the lock
|
|
doesn't pop open, then go on to the next ridge. IF you got the first two
|
|
numbers right, then it should eventually pop open. If you have gone around
|
|
the dial a full turn and it still hasn't opened, then start ALL over because
|
|
you got one of the first two numbers wrong.
|
|
Don't get discouraged, it can be done! With a little practice you
|
|
will be able to open most locks in under a minute. Some locks are hard to
|
|
'feel' and take a little longer. Ok I admit, there have been some locks I've
|
|
tried that are almost impossible. The best place to practice is of course
|
|
in a locker room. If you can't get the first one open, go on to the next.
|
|
You'll eventually get one. Happy treasure hunting!
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Pastic Explosive Filler*
|
|
|
|
A plastic explosive filler can be made from potassium chlorate and
|
|
petroleum jelly. This explosive can be detonated withcommercial #8 or any
|
|
military blasting cap.
|
|
|
|
MaterialRequired How Used
|
|
----------------- --------
|
|
Potassiumchlorate Medicine
|
|
Manufacture of matches
|
|
|
|
PetroleumJelly Medicine
|
|
Lubricant
|
|
|
|
Stirringutensil
|
|
|
|
Widebowl
|
|
|
|
Procedure
|
|
---------
|
|
1.Spread potassium chlorate crystals thinly on a hard surface and pulverize
|
|
them with a hard object. Crush into a fine powder until it looks like wheat
|
|
flour.
|
|
|
|
2.Place 9 parts powdered potassium chlorate and 1 part petroleum jelly in a
|
|
wide bowl or similar container. Mix ingredients with hands(knead) until a
|
|
uniform paste is obtained.
|
|
|
|
3.Store explosive in a waterproof container until ready for use.
|
|
|
|
This simple procedure for plastic explosive works. A slight difficulty
|
|
lies in initiating the explosion. This explosive requires significant
|
|
activation energy.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *WHERE to get WEOPONS*
|
|
|
|
INTRODUCTION:
|
|
|
|
This is a list I compiled of some of the best weopons I've seen, and where
|
|
to get them. There are weopons for almost every occastion.
|
|
|
|
LISTING:
|
|
|
|
WEOPON DESCRIPTION PRICE LOC
|
|
--------------|---------------------------------------------------|-------|---
|
|
Sword |Nice! 440 steel w/ C56 hardness! Sharp as hell! |109.00 |CO1
|
|
Throwing Stars|Cheapest and best I've seen. Great selection |Varies |CO2
|
|
Crossbow |Nice Pistol crossbow... Pretty powerful. | 49.99 |CO3
|
|
Triple Threat |Cheap set of 3 throwing knifes, good for learning. | 8.99 |CO3
|
|
Silver Arrow |The best throwing knife I've seen or used. | 5.95 |CO2
|
|
Wildcat |Nice boot knife, has nice non-slip handle. | 19.99 |CO3
|
|
MX-5 Gun |Awesome Stealth weopon! On sale now but will end! | 25.00 |CO3
|
|
MX-7 Rifle |Same as above except bigger and more powerful. | 59.99 |CO3
|
|
British Knife |A great dagger! The British Commando Knife. | 13.99 |CO3
|
|
Stun Gun |50,000 Volt. | 34.99 |CO3
|
|
Tiger Knife |Nice knife with finger holes. 8 1/2 in. overall. | 7.99 |CO3
|
|
Dermo-Flage |Great Camoflage, like nothing you've seen before...| 9.99 |CO3
|
|
Speedchuck |A good pair of Nunchaku. Ball bering swivel. | 8.95 |CO2
|
|
Tabi |A pair of stealth shoes w/ split toe & rubber sole | 19.95 |CO2
|
|
Tabi Socks |A must, socks with split toe for tabi's | 1.95 |CO2
|
|
Octagon Sai |My personal favorite weopon. 21 1/2 inches, Steel.| 22.95 |CO2
|
|
Bakahatsugama |Type of Kama with 36" weighted chain hidden inside | 25.95 |CO4
|
|
Grappling Hook|Nice folding black, with 33' of black nilon rope | 19.95 |CO2
|
|
Tonfa |Good hardwood tonfas. 20" | 9.95 |CO2
|
|
Manriki |Black chain with two heavy weighted ends | 8.95 |CO5
|
|
Hand Claws |Great for climbing, fighting, and blocking. | 11.95 |CO4
|
|
Foot Claws |Same as above except for your feet. | 9.95 |CO4
|
|
Koga Outfit |About the best 'Ninja' outfit you can get! | 59.95 |CO6
|
|
Lockgun |Needs picks to operate but fast and easy. | 59.95 |CO6
|
|
Wafer Pick Set|For use with wafer locks. Comes with 2 base keys | 29.95 |CO6
|
|
Lock Pick Set |A good set of all-around picks for every occasion | 24.95 |CO6
|
|
Pick Manual |A must for beginners to learn how to open doors | 8.95 |CO6
|
|
Throwing Darts|Not like normal darts, these are great conceiled | 1.50 |CO7
|
|
Caltrops |No matter which way you drop'em, they always point | 3.95 |CO8
|
|
Super-Star |440 Steel w/ C50-55 Rating! Point Ground 4 times! | 5.95 |CO8
|
|
--------------|---------------------------------------------------|-------|---
|
|
|
|
COMPANIES
|
|
|
|
CO1 - Dolan's Sports - 1-201-938-6656
|
|
CO2 - Asian World of Martial Arts - 1-800-345-AWMA
|
|
CO3 - The Sportsman's Guide - 1-800-888-3006
|
|
CO4 - Musashi Matial Arts - 1-714-557-4272
|
|
CO5 - Kam Industries - 1-201-265-4847
|
|
CO6 - Kuma Design - 1-213-732-7810
|
|
CO7 - Dragon Supply House - 1-804-973-7858
|
|
CO8 - I&I Sports Supply - 1-213-732-7212
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *Where to Buy Fireworks*
|
|
|
|
Included in this file is a list of fireworks suppliers from around
|
|
the U.S. I have tried to include all necessary information to receive your
|
|
order with almost 100% success. In most of the cases it necessary
|
|
to send away for a catalog before you can order (I have included the price
|
|
of the catalog [if any]).
|
|
Shipment:it is advisable not to order between the months of April-August.
|
|
It is during these months that UPS hires postal inspecters who will
|
|
confiscate your order. Some companys will not ship to California however,
|
|
most only say this to avoid legal problems. Your order usually arives in
|
|
about two weeks depending on where the company is located. If you use
|
|
check an order will take up to four weeks because of check verfication.
|
|
___________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
<*> represents no shipping to California
|
|
|
|
Eagle Fireworks Mountain States Novelty
|
|
P.O. Box 800 P.O. Box 90007
|
|
Clackamas, OR 97015 Casper, WY 82609
|
|
1-503-657-8138 #-Unkown
|
|
Catalog: $1.00 Catalog: $1.00
|
|
|
|
Ace Fireworks North Central Industries Inc.
|
|
P.O. Box 221 DEPT. F P.O. Box 2623
|
|
Conneaut, OH 44030 Muncie,IN 47302
|
|
#-Unknown 317-284-7122
|
|
Catalog: $1.00 Catalog: $1.00
|
|
|
|
Great Lakes Fireworks CO. Sparks Fireworks
|
|
P.O. Box 5324 8689 Lake Rd.
|
|
Cleveland, OH 44101 Seville,OH 44273
|
|
#-Unknown #-Unknown
|
|
Catalog: $1.00 Catalog: $2.00
|
|
|
|
B.J. Alan Co. Fireworks Friendly Fireworks
|
|
3800-W Southern Blvd. 1377 "K" St. N.W.
|
|
Youngstown,Oh 44507 Suite 803
|
|
1-800-321-9071 Washington, D.C. 20005
|
|
Catalog: $2.00 #-Unknown
|
|
Catalog/Sample Pak: $2.00
|
|
|
|
Tall Paul Inc. Spartan Fireworks
|
|
402(HP) Washington P.O. Box 792(AH)
|
|
Chillicothe, MO 64601 Tiffon, OH 44883
|
|
#-Unknown 1-800-821-2483
|
|
Catalog: <Free> 7901
|
|
Catalog: $0.50
|
|
|
|
Neptune Fireworks Co. Inc. Blue Angel Company Inc.*
|
|
P.O. Box 398 P.O. Box 26, 12900
|
|
1320 Stirling Rd. #B Columbiana-Canfield Rd.
|
|
Dania, Florida 33004 Columbiana, OH 44408
|
|
1-305-920-6771 1-800-321-9071
|
|
1-800-835-5236 Catalog: $2.00
|
|
Catalog: $2.00
|
|
|
|
Fireworks Unlimited* China Importers Wholesalers
|
|
8550 Route 224 P.O. Box 347212
|
|
Deerfield, OH 44411 Parma, OH 44134
|
|
1-800-321-2400 #-Unknown
|
|
Catalog: $2.00 Catalog: $1.00
|
|
|
|
Pyro Sonic Devices Corporation A&W Sales*
|
|
P.O. Box 711 P.O. Box 1-G
|
|
Grand Haven, Michigan 49417 Muncy, PA 17756
|
|
616-842-9226 #-Unknown
|
|
Catalog: $1.00 Catalog: $2.00
|
|
__________________________________________________________________________
|
|
For more information write to..
|
|
Pyrotechnics
|
|
Box 230 A: RFD #1
|
|
Mystic, CT 06355
|
|
$3.50 for "Where to buy Pyrotechnics"
|
|
__________________________________________________________________________
|
|
Make your own Fireworks
|
|
|
|
Norstarr
|
|
P.O. 5585
|
|
Pocatello, ID 83202
|
|
___________________________________________________________________________
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
*****************************************************************************
|
|
* ]- Semi-Auto To Full Auto Weapons Conversion -[ *
|
|
* *
|
|
*****************************************************************************
|
|
Disclaimer: The author of this file takes no responsibility for illegal use
|
|
of the information herein, nor does he take responsibility if he/she who is
|
|
using the file fucks up and ends up dead, maimed, injured, or arrested.
|
|
|
|
Hi gun lovers! Heres a nice little instructional file to help all you would
|
|
be machine gun enthusists out there to get your hands on a nice fully automatic
|
|
weapon for home defense, hunting, etc.
|
|
|
|
Ok, down to buisness, heres what you'll need:
|
|
1- Semi-auto gun (most preferably a semi-auto version of a submachinegun, the
|
|
Mac-10 is ideal and the instructions are based on that model, you may have
|
|
to experiment with other guns...)
|
|
1- Set of tools that you use to completely strip your weapon (usually just a
|
|
few screwdrivers)
|
|
1- Hacksaw
|
|
1- Electric grinder or hand metal files (OPTIONAL)
|
|
1- Power Drill
|
|
1- Gun bluing kit (OPTIONAL)
|
|
1- Diagram (bluprint) of the gun internal workings (optional but helps alot for
|
|
you dudes who dont know a disconnector from a trigger sear)
|
|
|
|
Ok, now to the fun shit. Strip the weapon apart and get the lower receiver
|
|
(the piece with the trigger and shit attached). Method 1 to make the gun
|
|
full-auto is modifying the trip. First, identify which part is the trip. If
|
|
your looking at the top of the gun, with the rear of the gun pointed toward
|
|
you, the trip is the piece sticking up from around the first cross bar. If
|
|
its taken out its shaped like this:
|
|
|
|
*
|
|
##### %%%%
|
|
############ %%%%%%
|
|
################ #%%%%%
|
|
############## ### ###%%% *
|
|
############## #########
|
|
############### #########
|
|
################ ###########
|
|
###### ##################
|
|
#### ##################
|
|
### ################# #
|
|
## #############
|
|
#####
|
|
|
|
(sORRY FOR THE CRUDENESS OF THE DIAGRAM, THERE AINT A HELL OF ALOT YOU CAN
|
|
DO
|
|
WITH ascii GRAPHICS) nOW YOU HAVE TO CUT OR GRIND AWAY ABOUT HALF THE
|
|
UPPER
|
|
CONTACT LOBE OF THE TRIP. tHE UPPER CONTACT LOBE IS THE THINNER BIT OF IT
|
|
STICKING UP THAT CONTACTS THE UPPER RECEIVER (THE PART DEPICTED BY THE %
|
|
SYMBOL
|
|
ON MY SHITTY DIAGRAM). cUT AT AN ANGLE PARALLEL TO THE LOWER EDGE OF THE
|
|
LOBE
|
|
(CONNECT THE DOTS FROM THE ASTERIXES i PUT ON THE PICTURE AND CUT ON THE
|
|
DOTTED
|
|
LINE...) rEASSEMBLE AND viola!!! iT'S HOSIN' TIME!! wARNING: YOUR GUN IS NOW
|
|
FULLY AUTOMATIC (FULL AUTO only, NO SEMI AUTO AT ALL) AND VIOLATES A
|
|
SHITLOAD
|
|
OF VARIOS STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS... IF YOU GET CAUGHT YOUR SHIT OUTTA LUCK
|
|
BECAUSE THE UPPER CONTACT LOBE JUST DOESNT DEMATERIALIZE... WHAT IF YOUR
|
|
OUT THERE SAYING "tHERES THIS PIECE OF METAL WELDED ON THE LOWER RECEIVER
|
|
THINGIE STOPPING ME FROM TAKING THE PARTS OUT!!!" wELL MY FREINDS, THAT IS
|
|
WHATS CALLED THE SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARRIAGE. iTS PUT THERE BY OUR BUDDIES
|
|
AT THE
|
|
FIREARM AND TOBBACO OFFICE IN d.c. tHIS NUISANCE IS EASILY REMOVED BY
|
|
DRILLING
|
|
OUT THE WELDS ON THE LOWER RECEIVER AND PULLING IT OUT (dONT DRILL ALL
|
|
THE WAY
|
|
THRU THE LOWER RECEIVER THOUGH, LOTS OF LITTLE HOLES THROUGH THE GUN LOOK
|
|
LIKE
|
|
SHIT AND MAY AFFECT THE PERFORMANCE) oK, METHOD 2 OF THE DO-IT-YOURSELF
|
|
RAMBOMATIC ADJUSTABLE KILLING DEVICES (tm): dISCONNECTOR MODIFICATION.
|
|
tHE
|
|
DISCONNECTOR IS THE PIECE JUST IN FRONT OF THE TRIP WITH THE LITTLE BAR
|
|
STICKING
|
|
OUT THAT THE TRIP SLAMS AGAINST.
|
|
lOOKS LIKE THIS: (OH NO, NOT ANOTHER ascii DIAGRAM..
|
|
|
|
fRONT vIEW + sIDE vIEW
|
|
+
|
|
## * + #####
|
|
##%%%v%%%%%%%%%%% + ##########
|
|
##%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% + ###########
|
|
## * + ########
|
|
## + ####
|
|
## + ######
|
|
## + #########
|
|
## + ############
|
|
## + ######### ##
|
|
## + ######## #
|
|
## + ######### ##
|
|
## + #### #### ##
|
|
## + #### ######
|
|
|
|
oK, HERES WHAT YA DO: cUT THE BAR OFF FAR ENOUGH SO THAT THE TRIP CAN'T
|
|
MAKE
|
|
CONTACT WITH IT. (USUALLY ABOUT 1/3 OF THE LENGTH FROM THE FREE EDGE). aS
|
|
BEFORE CUT FROM THE ASTERIXES... aLSO, MAKE A SMALL NOTCH ABOUT MID-
|
|
CENTER
|
|
OF WHATS LEFT OF THE BAR FOR THE TRIGGER SPRING (THAT LITTLE ANNOYING
|
|
WIRE
|
|
THATS PROBLY BEEN GETTING IN YOUR WAY) TO REST IN SO IT DOESN'T SLIDE OFF
|
|
THE
|
|
SHORTENED DISCONNECTOR BAR. rEASSEMBLE AND YOU ARE NOW THE PROUD OWNER
|
|
OF A
|
|
9MM SWISS CHEESE MAKER. iF YOUR CAUGHT BY THE FEDS YOU MAY BE ABLE TO
|
|
CONVINCE THEM THE GUN "BROKE" BUT DON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH.
|
|
|
|
tips and hints:
|
|
1) aLWAYS FIND A PLACE TO SAFELY TEST YOUR GUN TO MAKE SURE THE
|
|
MODIFICATIONS
|
|
WORKED. pREFERABLY SOMEWHERE FAR FAR AWAY FROM SPECTATORS. iF IT didn't
|
|
WORK THEN MAYBE YOU DIDN'T FILE OFF ENOUGH OF THE TRIP OR THE
|
|
DISCONNECTOR
|
|
BAR.. EXPERIMENT!
|
|
2) fOR LONGER WEAPON LIFE, FINISH THE EXPOSED EDGES LEFT BY CUTTING,
|
|
GRINDING,
|
|
DRILLING ETC. WITH GUN BLUING. tHIS PREVENTS RUSTING AND CORROSION.
|
|
3) iF YOU PLAN ON BULLSHITTING A COP THAT CATCHES YOU (i DON'T ENVY YOU)
|
|
don't
|
|
FINISH THE WEAPON WITH BLUING. tHE GUN MAY HAVE BROKE, BUT UZIS DON'T
|
|
COAT
|
|
THEMSELVES WITH PROTECTIVE FINISH....
|
|
4) gETTING (OR FINDING OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET) SPARE PIECES FOR THE GUN IN
|
|
CASE YOU SCREW UP AND/OR WANT TO MAKE YOUR GUN LEGAL AGAIN SOMETIMES
|
|
IS
|
|
A VERY GOOD IDEA.
|
|
5) hAVE FUN!!!
|
|
|
|
[ ] * How to make a "Shotgun grenade" *
|
|
|
|
The stuff that you need is this...
|
|
|
|
1. Used Shotgun shell...most anygauge....but 12 gauge is better....
|
|
2. Some gunpowder...
|
|
3. A fuse....Water proof fuses are better...
|
|
4. Some Elemers glue (Note: Use the stuff that dries clear...)
|
|
|
|
Ok after you have gotten all of that stuff you are ready to make one!
|
|
|
|
First step...Push the primer out with a 2 point screwdriver...(Phil. Head)
|
|
then throw the primer away and put the fuse through the hole...put some glue in
|
|
the hole to hold the fuse...let glue dry.....
|
|
|
|
Next step...pour gunpowder into the empty shell....
|
|
|
|
next step...pour glue into the rest of the last part of the shell...let glue
|
|
dry....then....**BOOM** Enjoy!
|
|
|
|
Note: These bombs are very dangerous and could easily kill you...just watch
|
|
yourself..also to make them more deadly...get some tape and some nails and take
|
|
the nails to the sides of the shell...and run like hell! if this thing goes
|
|
off....one of those nails could easily go through you.....Enjoy!
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] *How to make an "Apple bomb"*
|
|
|
|
Well this bomb is *Extreamly* dangerous we suggest you use a long fuse...
|
|
You will have fun with this one...... this one could easily destroy a car...
|
|
so watch out....
|
|
|
|
Supplies....
|
|
|
|
1. Applesause jar...
|
|
2. Gun powder....
|
|
3. REALLY long fuse...
|
|
4. Nails for Anti-personel use....
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|
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Get a Apple sause jar and fill it with gun powder..... Put a hole in the top of
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the cap.....Put the fuse through the cap and put a drop of glue so to make it
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stay...if you want to waste a ton of shit by schrapnel then tape nalis to the
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side of the GLASS jar....If explosion dont get them the glass will...If the
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glass dont get them the NAILS will.........I really suggest you use a long
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fuse..(Water proof) and run like hell...becuase I know what these babys can do!
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Drop one in a pond and run and after it explodes go back and collect the dead
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fish...Well enjoy this one!
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[ ] *CARBIDE BOMB*
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OBTAIN SOME CALCIUM CARBIDE. THIS IS THE STUFF THAT IS USED IN CARBIDE
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LAMPS
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AND CAN BE FOUND AT NEARLY ANY HARDWARE STORE. TAKE A FEW PIECES OF THIS
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STUFF
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(IT LOOKS LIKE GRAVEL) AND PUT IT IN A GLASS JAR WITH SOME WATER. PUT A LID
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ON TIGHTLY. THE CARBIDE WILL REACT WITH THE WATER TO PRODUCE ACEDYLENE
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CARBONATE WHICH IS SIMILAR TO THE GAS USED IN CUTTING TORCHES. EVENTUALLY
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THE
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GLASS WITH EXPLODE FROM INTERNAL PRESSURE. IF YOU LEAVE A BURNING RAG
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NEARBY,
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YOU WILL GET A NICE FIREBALL!
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[ ] *AUTO EXHAUST FLAME THROWER*
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FOR THIS ONE, ALL YOU NEED IS A CAR, A SPARK PLUG, SOME IGNITION WIRE AND A
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SWITCH. INSTALL THE SPARK PLUG INTO THE LAST FOUR OR FIVE INCHES OF THE
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TAILPIPE BY DRILLING A HOLE THAT THE PLUG CAN SCREW INTO EASILY. I
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RECCOMEND
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INSTALLING THE SWITCH IN THE GLOVE-COMPARTMENT, WAY OUT OF REACH, BUT IT
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IS
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NOT NECCESARY. ATTACH THE WIRE TO ONE SIDE OF THE SWITCH AND TO THE SPARK
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PLUG.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THE SWITCH IS ATTACHED TO THE POSITIVE TERMINAL ON THE
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BATTERY.
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WITH THE CAR RUNNING, SIMPLY HIT THE SWITCH AND WATCH THE FLAMES FLY!!!
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NOTE:
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BE CAREFUL THAT NO ONE IS BEHIND YOU. I HAVE SEEN SOME OF THESE FLAMES GO
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20
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FEET!!!
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[ ] * Gerbil Feed Bomb*
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The infamous... GERBIL FEED BOMB
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Striking fear into the hearts of model citizens everywhere...
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Grudge against society? Seeking mass destruction & bloodshed? Look no
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further... Follow these simple directions for nihilism absolute...
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1. Get some Gerbil Feed, or some other type of small rodent food, available at
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most any pet store.
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2. Mash up the food pellets into a fine powder (about the consistancy of
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beach sand). The best way to do this is to put the pellets in a bag, and
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then beat the hell out of those bitches (pretend like they're Nancy Reagan
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for more fun!) with a hammer. If you live near a major highway, you can
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just scatter them around, and then come by later with a shovel.
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3. Put this powder into a jar (Jiff Peanut Butter jars work best, but Peter
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Pan will do just fine). Get some model glue, the kind in tubes, and squirt
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out a bunch of it into your hand. Spread it out evenly over all your
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fingers, and then stick your hands into the jar. Move your hands around
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a lot in the jar so that the glue is well mixed with the powder.
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Go into a spasm, this should shake all the glue off your hands.
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4. Fill the rest of the jar up with gasoline(available at most any gas station.)
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5. Put a long fuse into it. If you're brave (and a bit stupid), you can just
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drop a match into it.
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6. Light the fuse if you put one in. If you dropped a match into it, then
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go to the nearest phone, dial "911" and tell the nice people that you have
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a large number of glass shards embedded in your lower body. An ambulance
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|
should be there soon.
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7. If you do not have glass shards in your body yet, just run VERY, VERY
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|
fast, scream "incoming!" at the top of your lungs, and then "hit the dirt!"
|
|
This should attract all the neighbor's attention, so they too will get to
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|
witness this spectacular event.
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8. There! You've done it! When the police car comes to your house, tell
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|
the nice police officers that a K.G.B. agent leaped out of a tree, and
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threw a hand grenade at you. Of course they will be kind and understanding
|
|
being their job to "protect and serve." The police are your friends!
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9. Repeat for everything you want to slice, dice, chop, or mutilate.
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Or just plain destroy, it doesn't really matter.
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Be sure to have a spare change of clothes handy...
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[ ] PYRODEX
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Pyrodex is a synthetic powder that is used like black powder. It comes
|
|
in the same grades, but it is more expensive per pound. However, a one pound
|
|
container of pyrodex contains more material by volume than a pound of black
|
|
powder. It is much easier to crush to a very fine powder than black powder, and
|
|
it is considerably safer and more reliable. This is because it will
|
|
not be set off by static electricity, as black can be, and it is less inclined
|
|
to absorb moisture. It costs about $10.00 per pound. It can be crushed in the
|
|
same manner as black powder, or it can be dissolved in boiling water and dried.
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2.04 RIFLE/SHOTGUN POWDER
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|
Rifle powder and shotgun powder are really the same from a practicle
|
|
standpoint. They are both nitrocellulose based propellants. They will be
|
|
referred to as gunpowder in all future references. Gunpowder is made by the
|
|
action of concentrated nitric and sulfuric acid upon cotton. This material is
|
|
then dissolved by solvents and then reformed in the desired grain size. When
|
|
dealing with gunpowder, the grain size is not nearly as important as that of
|
|
black powder. Both large and small grained gunpowder burn fairly slowly
|
|
compared to black powder when unconfined, but when it is confined, gunpowder
|
|
burns both hotter and with more gaseous expansion, producing more pressure.
|
|
Therefore, the grinding process that is often necessary for other propellants
|
|
is not necessary for gunpowder. Gunpowder costs about $9.00 per pound. Any
|
|
idiot can buy it, since there are no restrictions on rifles or shotguns in the
|
|
U.S.
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2.05 FLASH POWDER
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|
Flash powder is a mixture of powdered zirconium metal and various
|
|
oxidizers. It is extremely sensitive to heat or sparks, and should be treated
|
|
with more care than black powder, with which it should NEVER be mixed. It is
|
|
sold in small containers which must be mixed and shaken before use. It is very
|
|
finely powdered, and is available in three speeds: fast, medium, and slow. The
|
|
fast flash powder is the best for using in explosives or detonators.
|
|
It burns very rapidly, regardless of confinement or packing, with a hot
|
|
white "flash", hence its name. It is fairly expensive, costing about $11.00.
|
|
It is sold in magic shops and theatre supply stores.
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|
[ ] AMMONIUM NITRATE
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|
|
Ammonium nitrate is a high explosive material that is often used as
|
|
a commercial "safety explosive" It is very stable, and is difficult to ignite
|
|
with a match. It will only light if the glowing, red-hot part of a match is
|
|
touching it. It is also difficult to detonate; (the phenomenon of detonation
|
|
will be explained later) it requires a large shockwave to cause it to go high
|
|
explosive. Commercially, it is sometimes mixed with a small amount of
|
|
nitroglycerine to increase its sensitivity. Ammonium nitrate is used in the
|
|
"Cold-Paks" or "Instant Cold", available in most drug stores. The "Cold Paks"
|
|
consist of a bag of water, surrounded by a second plastic bag containing the
|
|
ammonium nitrate. To get the ammonium nitrate, simply cut off the top of the
|
|
outside bag, remove the plastic bag of water, and save the ammonium nitrate in
|
|
a well sealed, airtight container, since it is rather hydroscopic, i.e. it
|
|
tends to absorb water from the air. It is also the main ingredient in many
|
|
fertilizers.
|
|
Ammonium nitrate is a very powerful but insensitive high-order
|
|
explosive. It could be made very easily by pouring nitric acid into a large
|
|
flask in an ice bath. Then, by simply pouring household ammonia into the flask
|
|
and running away, ammonium nitrate would be formed. After the materials have
|
|
stopped reacting, one would simply have to leave the solution in a warm place
|
|
until all of the water and any unneutralized ammonia or acid have evaporated.
|
|
There would be a fine powder formed, which would be ammonium nitrate. It must
|
|
be kept in an airtight container, because of its tendency to pick up water from
|
|
the air. The crystals formed in the above process would have to be heated VERY
|
|
gently to drive off the remaining water.
|
|
|
|
AMMONIUM NITRATE
|
|
|
|
Ammonium nitrate could be made by a terrorist or it could be stolen from a
|
|
construction site, since it is usually used in blasting, because it is very stable and
|
|
insensitive
|
|
to shock and heat. A terrorist could also buy several Instant Cold-Paks from a
|
|
drug store or medical supply store. The major disadvantage with ammonium
|
|
nitrate, from a terrorist's point of view, would be detonating it. A rather
|
|
powerful priming charge must be used, and usually with a booster charge. The
|
|
diagram below will explain.
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|
|
|
_________________________________________
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| | |
|
|
________| | |
|
|
| | T.N.T.| ammonium nitrate |
|
|
|primer |booster| |
|
|
|_______| | |
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|
| | |
|
|
|_______|_______________________________|
|
|
|
|
The primer explodes, detonating the T.N.T., which detonates, sending
|
|
a tremendous shockwave through the ammonium nitrate, detonating it.
|
|
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|
|
|
2.1 ACQUIRING CHEMICALS
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|
|
|
|
The first section deals with getting chemicals legally. This section
|
|
deals with "procuring" them. The best place to steal chemicals is a college.
|
|
Many state schools have all of their chemicals out on the shelves in the
|
|
labs, and more in their chemical stockrooms. Evening is the best time to enter
|
|
lab buildings, as there are the least number of people in the buildings, and
|
|
most of the labs will still be unlocked. One simply takes a bookbag, wears
|
|
a dress shirt and jeans, and tries to resemble a college freshman. If anyone
|
|
asks what such a person is doing, the thief can simply say that he is looking
|
|
for the polymer chemistry lab, or some other chemistry-related department
|
|
other than the one they are in. One can usually find out where the various
|
|
labs and departments in a building are by calling the university. There
|
|
are, of course other techniques for getting into labs after hours, such as
|
|
placing a piece of cardboard in the latch of an unused door, such as a back
|
|
exit. Then, all one needs to do is come back at a later hour. Also, before
|
|
this is done, terrorists check for security systems. If one just walks into a
|
|
lab, even if there is someone there, and walks out the back exit, and slip the
|
|
cardboard in the latch before the door closes, the person in the lab will never
|
|
know what happened. It is also a good idea to observe the building that one
|
|
plans to rob at the time that one plans to rob it several days before the
|
|
actual theft is done. This is advisable since the would-be thief should know
|
|
when and if the campus security makes patrols through buildings. Of course, if
|
|
none of these methods are successful, there is always section 2.11, but as a
|
|
rule, college campus security is pretty poor, and nobody suspects another
|
|
person in the building of doing anything wrong, even if they are there at an
|
|
odd hour.
|
|
|
|
|
|
2.11 TECHNIQUES FOR PICKING LOCKS
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|
|
|
|
|
If it becomes necessary to pick a lock to enter a lab, the world's
|
|
most effective lockpick is dynamite, followed by a sledgehammer. There are
|
|
unfortunately, problems with noise and excess structural damage with these
|
|
methods. The next best thing, however, is a set of army issue lockpicks.
|
|
|
|
These, unfortunately, are difficult to acquire. If the door to a lab is locked,
|
|
but the deadbolt is not engaged, then there are other possibilities. The rule
|
|
here is: if one can see the latch, one can open the door. There are several
|
|
devices which facilitate freeing the latch from its hole in the wall. Dental
|
|
tools, stiff wire ( 20 gauge ), specially bent aluminum from cans, thin pocket-
|
|
knives, and credit cards are the tools of the trade. The way that all these
|
|
tools and devices are uses is similar: pull, push, or otherwise move the latch
|
|
out of its hole in the wall, and pull the door open. This is done by sliding
|
|
whatever tool that you are using behind the latch, and pulling the latch out
|
|
from the wall. To make an aluminum-can lockpick, terrorists can use an aluminum
|
|
can and carefully cut off the can top and bottom. Cut off the cans' ragged
|
|
ends. Then, cut the open-ended cylinder so that it can be flattened out into a
|
|
single long rectangle. This should then be cut into inch wide strips. Fold the
|
|
strips in 1/4 inch increments (1). One will have a long quadruple-thick 1/4
|
|
inch wide strip of aluminum. This should be folded into an L-shape, a J-shape,
|
|
or a U-shape. This is done by folding. The pieces would look like this:
|
|
|
|
|
|
(1)
|
|
|
|
_________________________________________________________ v
|
|
1/4 |_______________________________________________________| |
|
|
1/4 |_______________________________________________________| | 1 inch
|
|
1/4 |_______________________________________________________| |
|
|
1/4 |_______________________________________________________| |
|
|
^
|
|
|
|
Fold along lines to make a single quadruple-thick piece of
|
|
aluminum. This should then be folded to produce an L,J,or U shaped
|
|
device that looks like this:
|
|
__________________________________________
|
|
/ ________________________________________|
|
|
| |
|
|
| | L-shaped
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
|_|
|
|
|
|
_____________________________
|
|
/ ___________________________|
|
|
| |
|
|
| | J-shaped
|
|
| |
|
|
| |________
|
|
\________|
|
|
|
|
_____________________
|
|
/ ___________________|
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| | U-shaped
|
|
| |
|
|
| |____________________
|
|
\____________________|
|
|
|
|
|
|
All of these devices should be used to hook the latch of a door and
|
|
pull the latch out of its hole. The folds in the lockpicks will be between
|
|
the door and the wall, and so the device will not unfold, if it is made
|
|
properly.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
MASTER COMBINATION LOCKS
|
|
|
|
Almost all combination locks, including safe locks, operate on
|
|
the same basic principle. The dial is turned to a preselected
|
|
series of numbers that line up the unlocking mechanism and allow the
|
|
lock to open. People always lose the combinations for these locks.
|
|
If you have a thorough knowledge of the construction of this
|
|
type of lock you can usually open them quite easily and determine
|
|
the combination. There are four methods commonly used to open
|
|
combination locks, I will briefly discuss all four.
|
|
The first method is called manipulation, which is a highly
|
|
skilled field of locksmithng that ver few are able to master. Safe
|
|
and combination lock manipulation is a specialized field of the
|
|
locksmith trade. The type of locks that you will usually run into
|
|
are the cheap inexpensive ones which aren't worth the time to
|
|
manipulate. Generally manipulation is not even a last resort;
|
|
generally manipulation is always ignored.
|
|
A common method of opening is to drill a small hole in the case
|
|
to trip the locking mechanism, or read the combination. Some locks
|
|
can be opened by rapping the case with a soft face hammer or wooden
|
|
mallet. Others can be opened by codes, but only if you have a code
|
|
book.
|
|
I highly suggest buying a master padlock and peeling the back
|
|
cover off of it to reveal the internal mechanisms. You should be
|
|
able to identify: the shackle, locking pawl, locking dog, and three
|
|
tumbler gates. Each manufacturer will have some variation of the
|
|
actual construction, however, they all operate in almost the same
|
|
manner.
|
|
|
|
DRILLING
|
|
Drill a hole approximately 1/16" in diameter. To find out
|
|
approximately where to drill, draw a line for the 'M' in Master on
|
|
the back of the lock. A straight line for the edge, through the
|
|
'M', and just missing the '.' in WIS on the other side. Now once
|
|
you have the holw drilled, take a pen light, and look in and read
|
|
the tumblers. Through the hole you should be able to see the
|
|
locking pawl and the tumbler gates. Line the tumbler gates up with
|
|
the locking pawl. Do this by first clearing the lock by turning the
|
|
dial knob at least two turns to the right, or clockwise as you face
|
|
the front side. Holding the lock in your left hand, continue
|
|
turning the dial clockwise slowly, and look through the hole you
|
|
drilled in the back. Now stop turning the dial when the gate of the
|
|
first tumbler lines up with the pawl. Now slowly turn the dial in
|
|
the opposite direction, notice the #2 or middle tumbler, does not
|
|
move at first. After one revolution, it will begin to turn.
|
|
Continue turning slowly until the gate of the #2 tumbler lines up
|
|
perfectly with the gate of the first tumbler. Next, reverse the
|
|
dial rotation and slowly turn it clockwise until the gate of the #3
|
|
tumbler lines up with the gates of the #1 and #2 tumblers. Now pull
|
|
out on the shackle and the lock will open if you line up the three
|
|
tumblers properly.
|
|
|
|
RAPPING
|
|
Sometimes you can open these locks by rapping them open by
|
|
hitting them with a soft face hammer or wooden mallet. A sudden
|
|
blow on the opposite side of the locking dog will sometimes depress
|
|
the locking spring and release the dog, allowing the shackle to come
|
|
out.
|
|
|
|
DRILLING METHOD #2 (MASTER)
|
|
On the back right hand side of the lock, draw a 3/8" line down
|
|
from where the shackle meets the lock case(inside of loop, not
|
|
outside!), then draw and 3/8" line at a 90 degree angle to that one.
|
|
Now, if you have drawn your lines right, you should be able to
|
|
drill right next to your pin-point created by the lines. NOTE:
|
|
This will destroy the lock, but it is a fail safe method of opening
|
|
and opening it fast.
|
|
|
|
CLOSING
|
|
I have seen many small files on the Master combination lock,
|
|
but all of them usually talked about the manipulation method.
|
|
Hopefully some of you out there will read this file and realize that
|
|
these methods really work. This file may be destributed freely, but
|
|
please don't re-write it and take credit for it when you don't have
|
|
any solid facts to back up the fact that you wrote it.
|
|
|
|
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|
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|
|
Automotive Locking Systems
|
|
--------------------------
|
|
|
|
Automotive locks vary considerably in the types of locking mechanisms and lock
|
|
arrangements. There are many other methods of gaining access to an automobile
|
|
which are quite often quicker and easier than attempting to pick the lock.
|
|
|
|
Probably the most common point of entry is the wing or vent window, or, in the
|
|
newer models, the rubber molding. Anyone intending to engage in automobile lock
|
|
work (or desiring to save approximately fifty dollars or more in service calls)
|
|
will need some special tools. Both the curve and length of tools are important
|
|
to their overall effectiveness.
|
|
|
|
The tool being used should first be lubricated with a glycerine-based hand
|
|
lotion or hand cleaner before inserting it through the weatherstripping. This
|
|
not only makes the tools work easier, but helps prevent scarring, tearing or any
|
|
other damage to the weatherstripping.
|
|
|
|
To open most front wing windows, take the lever latch tool and insert it
|
|
through the weatherstripping between the wing window and the window trim.
|
|
Manipulate the tool by controlling the depth of penetration along the curve. At
|
|
the same time use a rocking action to move the window lock into the unlocked
|
|
position.
|
|
|
|
One other type of wing window lock has a lever latch equipped with a plunger
|
|
at the pivot of the latch. The plunger deadlocks the latch against rotation,
|
|
unless the plunger is first pushed in and held until the initial stage of
|
|
rotation has been accomplished. This requires that another tool be inserted
|
|
through the weatherstripping and the door window to depress the plunger and hold
|
|
it in that position while the other tool is used to rotate the latch. Normally,
|
|
the tool used for depressing the deadlocking plunger has a slight curve at the
|
|
tip. The tool's only purpose is to depress the plunger.
|
|
|
|
Another means of access, when the door window is fully raised and the door is
|
|
locked, consists of inserting a stiff bent wire, and using it directly on the
|
|
locking mechanism. Tripping of the lock mechanism may often be done by pulling
|
|
up on the wire once the tip of the wire has been positioned under the lock
|
|
linkage. At other times, the bent tip of the wire must be pulled up against the
|
|
linkage and then rotated to trip the locking mechanism. With practice one gets
|
|
the feel of what is required to open the door.
|
|
|
|
Automobiles using a rocker type of locking mechanism may be tripped by using a
|
|
thin piece of flat spring steel stock. First, coat the tool with a
|
|
glycerine-based hand lotion or hand cleaner to protect the trim and rubber
|
|
molding. Insert the tool next to the glass or between the
|
|
weatherstripping/molding and the metal of the door. Feel for the lock linkage
|
|
with the notched end of the tool, then move the linkage up and down until the
|
|
lock moves into the unlocked position.
|
|
|
|
Another avenue of access to most automobiles is through the firewall, reaching
|
|
the door locks with a long stiff wire to push the lock button into the unlocked
|
|
position.
|
|
|
|
Since automobile door locks on most newer models are normally held in place by
|
|
a retainer clip, as a last resort the lock can be punched out. First, insert a
|
|
bent piece of wire into the keyway and bind it to prevent the lock mechanism
|
|
from falling into the door frame. Once out, the automobile can be opened by
|
|
pushing up on the linkage attached to the lock mechanism.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
PIPE OR "ZIP" GUNS
|
|
------------------
|
|
|
|
Commonly known as "zip" guns, guns made from pipe have
|
|
been used for years by juvenile punks. Today's Militants
|
|
make them just for the hell of it or to shoot once in an
|
|
assassination or riot and throw away if there is any danger
|
|
of apprehension.
|
|
|
|
They can be used many times but with some, a length of
|
|
dowel is needed to force out the spent shell.
|
|
|
|
There are many variations but the illustration shows the
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basic design.
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First, a wooden stock is made and a groove is cut for
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the barrel to rest in. The barrel is then taped securely to
|
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the stock with a good, strong tape.
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The trigger is made from galvanized tin. A slot is
|
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punched in the trigger flap to hold a roofing, which is
|
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wired or soldered onto the flap. The trigger is bent and
|
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nailed to the stock on both sides.
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The pipe is a short length of one-quarter inch steel gas
|
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or water pipe with a bore that fits in a cartridge, yet
|
|
keeps the cartridge rim from passing through the pipe.
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|
|
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The cartridge is put in the pipe and the cap, with a
|
|
hole bored through it, is screwed on. Then the trigger is
|
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slowly released to let the nail pass through the hole and
|
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rest on the primer.
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|
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To fire, the trigger is pulled back with the left hand
|
|
and held back with the thumb of the right hand. The gun is
|
|
then aimed and the thumb releases the trigger and the thing
|
|
actually fires.
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|
|
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Pipes of different lengths and diameters are found in
|
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any hardware store. All caliber bullets, from the .22 to
|
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the .45 are used in such guns.
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|
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Some zip guns are made from two or three pipes nested
|
|
within each other. For instance, a .22 shell will fit
|
|
snugly into a length of a car's copper gas line.
|
|
Unfortunatey, the copper is too weak to withstand the
|
|
pressure of the firing. So the length of gas line is spread
|
|
with glue and pushed into a wider length of pipe. This is
|
|
spread with glue and pushed into a length of steel pipe with
|
|
threads and a cap.
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|
|
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Using this method, you can accomodate any cartridge,
|
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even a rifle shell. The first size of pipe for a rifle
|
|
shell accomodates the bullet. The second accomodates its
|
|
wider powder chamber.
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|
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A 12-gauge shotgun can be made from a 3/4 inch steel
|
|
pipe. If you want to comply with the gun laws, the barrel
|
|
should be at least eighteen inches long.
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|
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Its firing mechanism is the same as that for the pistol.
|
|
It naturally has a longer stock and its handle is lengthened
|
|
into a rifle butt. Also, a small nail is driven half way
|
|
into each side of the stock about four inches in the front of
|
|
the trigger. The rubber band is put over one nail and
|
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brought around the trigger and snagged over the other nail.
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|
|
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In case you actually make a zip gun, you should test it
|
|
before firing it by hand. This is done by first tying the
|
|
gun to a tree or post, pointed to where it will do no
|
|
damage. Then a string is tied to the trigger and you go off
|
|
several yards. The string is then pulled back and let go.
|
|
If the barrel does not blow up, the gun is safe to fire by
|
|
hand.
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|
|
|
You should not attempt to register such a gun.
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Pipe Cap
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/
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/ Bullet Tape Pipe
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/ / / \ /
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v / / \ /
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!----! / v v v
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Nail--\ / /-!---v-----!---!-!---!---------
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|
v --- - - - - - -!- -!-!- -!- - - - !
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|
//----> ![][]\ ! ! ! ! !
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^ ! !--\ ![][]/ ! ! ! ! !
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|
Wire/ ! ! \-!- - - - -!- -!-!- -!- - - - !
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|
Trigger---> ! ! !---! ! ! ! ! ::::
|
|
/! ! /--------!---!-!---!--::::--!
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|
/ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: <-\
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|
! !-! / \-- Rubber
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|
/ / band
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|
! !
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! /
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! !
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! !
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! !
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!------!
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|
Z I P G U N
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|
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/ <---Nail
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|
!-!/
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|
/------------------\ /-----!o!-----\
|
|
! O O O ! ! ------------- !
|
|
\--------! !-------/ !! !!
|
|
!-! !! !!
|
|
!! !!
|
|
!! !!
|
|
Trigger before bending /--> !! !! <--\
|
|
Place !! !! Nail
|
|
nail hole
|
|
here
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|
|
|
|
|
notes: * ethyl alcohol is mixed with methyl alcohol when it is used as a
|
|
solvent. Methyl alcohol is very poisonous. Solvent alcohol must be
|
|
at least 95% ethyl alcohol if it is used to make mercury fulminate.
|
|
Methyl alcohol may prevent mercury fulminate from forming.
|
|
|
|
+ Ammonia, when bought in stores comes in a variety of forms. The
|
|
pine and cloudy ammonias should not be bought; only the clear
|
|
ammonia should be used to make ammonium triiodide crystals.
|
|
|
|
@ Mercury thermometers are becoming a rarity, unfortunately. They
|
|
may be hard to find in most stores. Mercury is also used in mercury
|
|
switches, which are available at electronics stores. Mercury is a
|
|
hazardous substance, and should be kept in the thermometer or
|
|
mercury switch until used. It gives off mercury vapors which will
|
|
cause brain damage if inhaled. For this reason, it is a good idea
|
|
not to spill mercury, and to always use it outdoors. Also, do not
|
|
get it in an open cut; rubber gloves will help prevent this.
|
|
|
|
^ Nitric acid is very difficult to find nowadays. It is usually
|
|
stolen by bomb makers, or made by the process described in a later
|
|
section. A desired concentration for making explosives about 70%.
|
|
|
|
& The iodine sold in drug stores is usually not the pure crystaline
|
|
form that is desired for producing ammonium triiodide crystals.
|
|
To obtain the pure form, it must usually be acquired by a doctor's
|
|
prescription, but this can be expensive. Once again, theft is the
|
|
means that terrorists result to.
|
|
|
|
2.31 NITRIC ACID
|
|
|
|
There are several ways to make this most essential of all acids for
|
|
explosives. One method by which it could be made will be presented.
|
|
|
|
Materials: Equipment:
|
|
sodium nitrate or adjustable heat source
|
|
potassium nitrate
|
|
retort
|
|
distilled water
|
|
ice bath
|
|
concentrated
|
|
sulfuric acid stirring rod
|
|
|
|
collecting flask with stopper
|
|
|
|
|
|
1) Pour 32 milliliters of concentrated sulfuric acid into the retort.
|
|
|
|
2) Carefully weigh out 58 grams of sodium nitrate, or 68 grams of potassium
|
|
nitrate. and add this to the acid slowly. If it all does not dissolve,
|
|
carefully stir the solution with a glass rod until it does.
|
|
|
|
3) Place the open end of the retort into the collecting flask, and place the
|
|
collecting flask in the ice bath.
|
|
|
|
4) Begin heating the retort, using low heat. Continue heating until liquid
|
|
begins to come out of the end of the retort. The liquid that forms is nitric
|
|
acid. Heat until the precipitate in the bottom of the retort is almost dry,
|
|
or until no more nitric acid is forming. CAUTION: If the acid is headed too
|
|
strongly, the nitric acid will decompose as soon as it is formed. This
|
|
can result in the production of highly flammable and toxic gasses that may
|
|
explode. It is a good idea to set the above apparatus up, and then get
|
|
away from it.
|
|
|
|
Potassium nitrate could also be obtained from store-bought black powder,
|
|
simply by dissolving black powder in boiling water and filtering out
|
|
the sulfur and charcoal. To obtain 68 g of potassium nitrate, it would be
|
|
necessary to dissolve about 90 g of black powder in about one litre of
|
|
boiling water. Filter the dissolved solution through filter paper in a funnel
|
|
into a jar until the liquid that pours through is clear. The charcoal and
|
|
sulfur in black powder are insoluble in water, and so when the solution of
|
|
water is allowed to evaporate, potassium nitrate will be left in the jar.
|
|
|
|
|
|
3.01 EXPLOSIVE THEORY
|
|
|
|
An explosive is any material that, when ignited by heat or shock,
|
|
undergoes rapid decomposition or oxidation. This process releases energy that
|
|
is stored in the material in the form of heat and light, or by breaking down
|
|
into gaseous compounds that occupy a much larger volume that the original piece
|
|
of material. Because this expansion is very rapid, large volumes of air are
|
|
displaced by the expanding gasses. This expansion occurs at a speed greater
|
|
than the speed of sound, and so a sonic boom occurs. This explains the
|
|
mechanics behind an explosion. Explosives occur in several forms: high-order
|
|
explosives which detonate, low order explosives, which burn, and primers, which
|
|
may do both.
|
|
|
|
High order explosives detonate. A detonation occurs only in a high
|
|
order explosive. Detonations are usually incurred by a shockwave that passes
|
|
through a block of the high explosive material. The shockwave breaks apart
|
|
the molecular bonds between the atoms of the substance, at a rate approximately
|
|
equal to the speed of sound traveling through that material. In a high
|
|
explosive, the fuel and oxodizer are chemically bonded, and the shockwave breaks
|
|
apart these bonds, and re-combines the two materials to produce mostly gasses.
|
|
T.N.T., ammonium nitrate, and R.D.X. are examples of high order explosives.
|
|
|
|
Low order explosives do not detonate; they burn, or undergo oxidation.
|
|
when heated, the fuel(s) and oxodizer(s) combine to produce heat, light, and
|
|
gaseous products. Some low order materials burn at about the same speed under
|
|
pressure as they do in the open, such as blackpowder. Others, such as gunpowder,
|
|
which is correctly called nitrocellulose, burn much faster and hotter when they
|
|
are in a confined space, such as the barrel of a firearm; they usually burn
|
|
much slower than blackpowder when they are ignited in unpressurized conditions.
|
|
Black powder, nitrocellulose, and flash powder are good examples of low order
|
|
explosives.
|
|
|
|
Primers are peculiarities to the explosive field. Some of them, such as
|
|
mercury filminate, will function as a low or high order explosive. They are
|
|
usually more sensitive to friction, heat, or shock, than the high or low
|
|
explosives. Most primers perform like a high order explosive, except that they
|
|
are much more sensitive. Still others merely burn, but when they are confined,
|
|
they burn at a great rate and with a large expansion of gasses and a shockwave.
|
|
Primers are usually used in a small amount to initiate, or cause to decompose,
|
|
a high order explosive, as in an artillery shell. But, they are also frequently
|
|
used to ignite a low order explosive; the gunpowder in a bullet is ignited by
|
|
the detonation of its primer.
|
|
|
|
|
|
3.1 IMPACT EXPLOSIVES
|
|
|
|
Impact explosives are often used as primers. Of the ones discussed
|
|
here, only mercury fulminate and nitroglycerine are real explosives; Ammonium
|
|
triiodide crystals decompose upon impact, but they release little heat and no
|
|
light. Impact explosives are always treated with the greatest care, and even
|
|
the stupidest anarchist never stores them near any high or low explosives.
|
|
|
|
|
|
3.11 AMMONIUM TRIIODIDE CRYSTALS
|
|
|
|
Ammonium triiodide crystals are foul-smelling purple colored crystals
|
|
that decompose under the slightest amount of heat, friction, or shock, if they
|
|
are made with the purest ammonia (ammonium hydroxide) and iodine. Such
|
|
crystals are said to detonate when a fly lands on them, or when an ant walks
|
|
across them. Household ammonia, however, has enough impurities, such as soaps
|
|
and abrasive agents, so that the crystals will detonate when thrown,crushed, or
|
|
heated. Upon detonation, a loud report is heard, and a cloud of purple iodine
|
|
gas appears about the detonation site. Whatever the unfortunate surface that
|
|
the crystal was detonated upon will usually be ruined, as some of the iodine
|
|
in the crystal is thrown about in a solid form, and iodine is corrosive. It
|
|
leaves nasty, ugly, permanent brownish-purple stains on whatever it contacts.
|
|
Iodine gas is also bad news, since it can damage lungs, and it settles to the
|
|
ground and stains things there also. Touching iodine leaves brown stains on
|
|
the skin that last for about a week, unless they are immediately and vigorously
|
|
washed off. While such a compound would have little use to a serious terrorist,
|
|
a vandal could utilize them in damaging property. Or, a terrorist could throw
|
|
several of them into a crowd as a distraction, an action which would possibly
|
|
injure a few people, but frighten almost anyone, since a small crystal that
|
|
not be seen when thrown produces a rather loud explosion. Ammonium triiodide
|
|
crystals could be produced in the following manner:
|
|
|
|
Materials Equipment
|
|
iodine crystals funnel and filter paper
|
|
paper towels
|
|
clear ammonia
|
|
(ammonium hydroxide, two throw-away glass jars
|
|
for the suicidal)
|
|
|
|
|
|
1) Place about two teaspoons of iodine into one of the glass jars. The jars
|
|
must both be throw away because they will never be clean again.
|
|
|
|
2) Add enough ammonia to completely cover the iodine.
|
|
|
|
3) Place the funnel into the other jar, and put the filter paper in the funnel.
|
|
The technique for putting filter paper in a funnel is taught in every basic
|
|
chemistry lab class: fold the circular paper in half, so that a semi-circle
|
|
is formed. Then, fold it in half again to form a triangle with one curved
|
|
side. Pull one thickness of paper out to form a cone, and place the cone
|
|
into the funnel.
|
|
|
|
4) After allowing the iodine to soak in the ammonia for a while, pour the
|
|
solution into the paper in the funnel through the filter paper.
|
|
|
|
5) While the solution is being filtered, put more ammonia into the first jar
|
|
to wash any remaining crystals into the funnel as soon as it drains.
|
|
|
|
6) Collect all the purplish crystals without touching the brown filter paper,
|
|
and place them on the paper towels to dry for about an hour. Make sure that
|
|
they are not too close to any lights or other sources of heat, as they could
|
|
well detonate. While they are still wet, divide the wet material into about
|
|
eight chunks.
|
|
|
|
7) After they dry, gently place the crystals onto a one square inch piece of
|
|
duct tape. Cover it with a similar piece, and gently press the duct tape
|
|
together around the crystal, making sure not to press the crystal itself.
|
|
Finally, cut away most of the excess duct tape with a pair of scissors, and
|
|
store the crystals in a cool dry safe place. They have a shelf life of
|
|
about a week, and they should be stored in individual containers that can be
|
|
thrown away, since they have a tendency to slowly decompose, a process which
|
|
gives off iodine vapors, which will stain whatever they settle on. One
|
|
possible way to increase their shelf life is to store them in airtight
|
|
containers. To use them, simply throw them against any surface or place them
|
|
where they will be stepped on or crushed.
|
|
|
|
3.14 PICRATES
|
|
|
|
Although the procedure for the production of picric acid, or
|
|
trinitrophenol has not yet been given, its salts are described first, since they
|
|
are extremely sensitive, and detonate on impact. By mixing picric acid with
|
|
metal hydroxides, such as sodium or potassium hydroxide, and evaporating the
|
|
water, metal picrates can be formed. Simply obtain picric acid, or produce it,
|
|
and mix it with a solution of (preferably) potassium hydroxide, of a mid range
|
|
molarity. (about 6-9 M) This material, potassium picrate, is impact-sensitive,
|
|
and can be used as an initiator for any type of high explosive.
|
|
|
|
3.2 LOW-ORDER EXPLOSIVES
|
|
|
|
There are many low-order explosives that can be purchased in gun
|
|
stores and used in explosive devices. However, it is possible that a wise
|
|
wise store owner would not sell these substances to a suspicious-looking
|
|
individual. Such an individual would then be forced to resort to making
|
|
his own low-order explosives.
|
|
|
|
3.21 BLACK POWDER
|
|
|
|
First made by the Chinese for use in fireworks, black powder was first
|
|
used in weapons and explosives in the 12th century. It is very simple to make,
|
|
but it is not very powerful or safe. Only about 50% of black powder is
|
|
converted to hot gasses when it is burned; the other half is mostly very fine
|
|
burned particles. Black powder has one major problem: it can be ignited by
|
|
static electricity. This is very bad, and it means that the material must be
|
|
made with wooden or clay tools. Anyway, a misguided individual could
|
|
manufacture black powder at home with the following procedure:
|
|
|
|
MATERIALS EQUIPMENT
|
|
��������� ���������
|
|
potassium clay grinding bowl
|
|
nitrate (75 g) and clay grinder
|
|
|
|
or or
|
|
|
|
sodium wooden salad bowl
|
|
nitrate (75 g) and wooden spoon
|
|
|
|
sulfur (10 g) plastic bags (3)
|
|
|
|
charcoal (15 g) 300-500 ml beaker (1)
|
|
|
|
distilled water coffee pot or heat source
|
|
|
|
1) Place a small amount of the potassium or sodium nitrate in the grinding bowl
|
|
and grind it to a very fine powder. Do this to all of the potassium or
|
|
sodium nitrate, and store the ground powder in one of the plastic bags.
|
|
|
|
2) Do the same thing to the sulfur and charcoal, storing each chemical in a
|
|
separate plastic bag.
|
|
|
|
3) Place all of the finely ground potassium or sodium nitrate in the beaker, and
|
|
add just enough boiling water to the chemical to get it all wet.
|
|
|
|
4) Add the contents of the other plastic bags to the wet potassium or sodium
|
|
nitrate, and mix them well for several minutes. Do this until there is no
|
|
more visible sulfur or charcoal, or until the mixture is universally black.
|
|
|
|
5) On a warm sunny day, put the beaker outside in the direct sunlight. Sunlight
|
|
is really the best way to dry black powder, since it is never too hot, but it
|
|
is hot enough to evaporate the water.
|
|
|
|
6) Scrape the black powder out of the beaker, and store it in a safe container.
|
|
Plastic is really the safest container, followed by paper. Never store black
|
|
powder in a plastic bag, since plastic bags are prone to generate static
|
|
electricity.
|
|
|
|
|
|
3.23 FUEL-OXODIZER MIXTURES
|
|
|
|
There are nearly an infinite number of fuel-oxodizer mixtures that can
|
|
be produced by a misguided individual in his own home. Some are very effective
|
|
and dangerous, while others are safer and less effective. A list of working
|
|
fuel-oxodizer mixtures will be presented, but the exact measurements of each
|
|
compound are debatable for maximum effectiveness. A rough estimate will be
|
|
given of the percentages of each fuel and oxodizer:
|
|
|
|
|
|
oxodizer, % by weight fuel, % by weight speed # notes
|
|
=============================================================================
|
|
===
|
|
potassium chlorate 67% sulfur 33% 5 friction/impact
|
|
sensitive; unstable
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium chlorate 50% sugar 35% 5 fairly slow burning;
|
|
charcoal 15% unstable
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium chlorate 50% sulfur 25% 8 extremely
|
|
magnesium or unstable!
|
|
aluminum dust 25%
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium chlorate 67% magnesium or 8 unstable
|
|
aluminum dust 33%
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
sodium nitrate 65% magnesium dust 30% ? unpredictable
|
|
sulfur 5% burn rate
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium permanganate 60% glycerine 40% 4 delay before
|
|
ignition depends
|
|
WARNING: IGNITES SPONTANEOUSLY WITH GLYCERINE!!! upon grain size
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium permanganate 67% sulfur 33% 5 unstable
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium permangenate 60% sulfur 20% 5 unstable
|
|
magnesium or
|
|
aluminum dust 20%
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium permanganate 50% sugar 50% 3 ?
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium nitrate 75% charcoal 15% 7 this is
|
|
sulfur 10% black powder!
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium nitrate 60% powdered iron 1 burns very hot
|
|
or magnesium 40%
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium chlorate 75% phosphorus 8 used to make strike-
|
|
sesquisulfide 25% anywhere matches
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
ammonium perchlorate 70% aluminum dust 30% 6 solid fuel for
|
|
and small amount of space shuttle
|
|
iron oxide
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium perchlorate 67% magnesium or 10 flash powder
|
|
(sodium perchlorate) aluminum dust 33%
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium perchlorate 60% magnesium or 8 alternate
|
|
(sodium perchlorate) aluminum dust 20% flash powder
|
|
sulfur 20%
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
barium nitrate 30% aluminum dust 30% 9 alternate
|
|
potassium perchlorate 30% flash powder
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
barium peroxide 90% magnesium dust 5% 10 alternate
|
|
aluminum dust 5% flash powder
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium perchlorate 50% sulfur 25% 8 slightly
|
|
magnesium or unstable
|
|
aluminum dust 25%
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium chlorate 67% red phosphorus 27% 7 very unstable
|
|
calcium carbonate 3% sulfur 3% impact sensitive
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium permanganate 50% powdered sugar 25% 7 unstable;
|
|
aluminum or ignites if
|
|
magnesium dust 25% it gets wet!
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
potassium chlorate 75% charcoal dust 15% 6 unstable
|
|
sulfur 10%
|
|
=============================================================================
|
|
===
|
|
|
|
NOTE: Mixtures that uses substitutions of sodium perchlorate for potassium
|
|
perchlorate become moisture-absorbent and less stable.
|
|
|
|
The higher the speed number, the faster the fuel-oxodizer mixture burns
|
|
AFTER ignition. Also, as a rule, the finer the powder, the faster the rate of
|
|
burning.
|
|
|
|
As one can easily see, there is a wide variety of fuel-oxodizer mixtures
|
|
that can be made at home. By altering the amounts of fuel and oxodizer(s),
|
|
different burn rates can be achieved, but this also can change the sensitivity
|
|
of the mixture.
|
|
|
|
|
|
3.24 PERCHLORATES
|
|
|
|
As a rule, any oxidizable material that is treated with perchloric acid
|
|
will become a low order explosive. Metals, however, such as potassium or
|
|
sodium, become excellent bases for flash-type powders. Some materials that can
|
|
be perchlorated are cotton, paper, and sawdust. To produce potassium or sodium
|
|
perchlorate, simply acquire the hydroxide of that metal, e.g. sodium or
|
|
potassium hydroxide. It is a good idea to test the material to be perchlorated
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with a very small amount of acid, since some of the materials tend to react
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explosively when contacted by the acid. Solutions of sodium or potassium
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|
hydroxide are ideal.
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3.3 HIGH-ORDER EXPLOSIVES
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High order explosives can be made in the home without too much
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|
difficulty. The main problem is acquiring the nitric acid to produce the high
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|
explosive. Most high explosives detonate because their molecular structure is
|
|
made up of some fuel and usually three or more NO2 ( nitrogen dioxide )
|
|
molecules. T.N.T., or Tri-Nitro-Toluene is an excellent example of such a
|
|
material. When a shock wave passes through an molecule of T.N.T., the
|
|
nitrogen dioxide bond is broken, and the oxygen combines with the fuel, all in
|
|
a matter of microseconds. This accounts for the great power of nitrogen-based
|
|
explosives. Remembering that these procedures are NEVER TO BE CARRIED OUT,
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|
several methods of manufacturing high-order explosives in the home are listed.
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3.33 ANFOS
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ANFO is an acronym for Ammonium Nitrate - Fuel Oil Solution. An ANFO
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|
solves the only other major problem with ammonium nitrate: its tendency to pick
|
|
up water vapor from the air. This results in the explosive failing to detonate
|
|
when such an attempt is made. This is rectified by mixing 94% (by weight)
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|
ammonium nitrate with 6% fuel oil, or kerosene. The kerosene keeps the ammonium
|
|
nitrate from absorbing moisture from the air. An ANFO also requires a large
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|
shockwave to set it off.
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3.35 POTASSIUM CHLORATE
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Potassium chlorate itself cannot be made in the home, but it can be
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obtained from labs. If potassium chlorate is mixed with a small amount of
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|
vaseline, or other petroleum jelly, and a shockwave is passed through it, the
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|
material will detonate with slightly more power than black powder. It must,
|
|
however, be confined to detonate it in this manner. The procedure for making
|
|
such an explosive is outlined below:
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MATERIALS EQUIPMENT
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potassium chlorate zip-lock plastic bag
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(9 parts, by volume)
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petroleum jelly clay grinding bowl
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(vaseline) or
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(1 part, by volume) wooden bowl and wooden spoon
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1) Grind the potassium chlorate in the grinding bowl carefully and slowly,
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|
until the potassium chlorate is a very fine powder. The finer that it is
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|
powdered, the faster (better) it will detonate.
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2) Place the powder into the plastic bag. Put the petroleum jelly into the
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plastic bag, getting as little on the sides of the bag as possible, i.e.
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|
put the vaseline on the potassium chlorate powder.
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3) Close the bag, and kneed the materials together until none of the potassium
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|
chlorate is dry powder that does not stick to the main glob. If necessary,
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|
add a bit more petroleum jelly to the bag.
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|
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|
4) The material must me used within 24 hours, or the mixture will react to
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|
greatly reduce the effectiveness of the explosive. This reaction, however,
|
|
is harmless, and releases no heat or dangerous products.
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3.38 PICRIC ACID
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|
Picric acid, also known as Tri-Nitro-Phenol, or T.N.P., is a military
|
|
explosive that is most often used as a booster charge to set off another less
|
|
sensitive explosive, such as T.N.T. It another explosive that is fairly simple
|
|
to make, assuming that one can acquire the concentrated sulfuric and nitric
|
|
acids. Its procedure for manufacture is given in many college chemistry lab
|
|
manuals, and is easy to follow. The main problem with picric acid is its
|
|
tendency to form dangerously sensitive and unstable picrate salts, such as
|
|
potassium picrate. For this reason, it is usually made into a safer form, such
|
|
as ammonium picrate, also called explosive D. A social deviant would probably
|
|
use a formula similar to the one presented here to make picric acid.
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|
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|
MATERIALS EQUIPMENT
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--------- ---------
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phenol (9.5 g) -500 ml flask
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|
concentrated sulfuric acid (12.5 ml) -adjustable heat source
|
|
concentrated nitric acid (38 ml) -1000 ml beaker or other container
|
|
suitable for boiling in
|
|
distilled water -filter paper and funnel
|
|
-glass stirring rod
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|
1) Place 9.5 grams of phenol into the 500 ml flask, and carefully add 12.5
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|
ml of concentrated sulfuric acid and stir the mixture.
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|
2) Put 400 ml of tap water into the 1000 ml beaker or boiling container and
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|
bring the water to a gentle boil.
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3) After warming the 500 ml flask under hot tap water, place it in the boiling
|
|
water, and continue to stir the mixture of phenol and acid for about thirty
|
|
minutes. After thirty minutes, take the flask out, and allow it to cool for
|
|
about five minutes.
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|
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|
4) Pour out the boiling water used above, and after allowing the container to
|
|
cool, use it to create an ice bath, similar to the one used in section 3.13,
|
|
steps 3-4. Place the 500 ml flask with the mixed acid an phenol in the ice
|
|
bath. Add 38 ml of concentrated nitric acid in small amounts, stirring the
|
|
mixture constantly. A vigorous but "harmless" reaction should occur. When
|
|
the mixture stops reacting vigorously, take the flask out of the ice bath.
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|
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|
5) Warm the ice bath container, if it is glass, and then begin boiling more tap
|
|
water. Place the flask containing the mixture in the boiling water, and heat
|
|
it in the boiling water for 1.5 to 2 hours.
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|
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|
6) Add 100 ml of cold distilled water to the solution, and chill it in an ice
|
|
bath until it is cold.
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|
|
|
7) Filter out the yellowish-white picric acid crystals by pouring the solution
|
|
through the filter paper in the funnel. Collect the liquid and dispose of it
|
|
in a safe place, since it is corrosive.
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|
|
|
8) Wash out the 500 ml flask with distilled water, and put the contents of the
|
|
filter paper in the flask. Add 300 ml of water, and shake vigorously.
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|
|
|
9) Re-filter the crystals, and allow them to dry.
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|
|
|
10) Store the crystals in a safe place in a glass container, since they will
|
|
react with metal containers to produce picrates that could explode
|
|
spontaneously.
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|
-------------------------> Sugar Chlorate Powder <-------------------------
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|
---------------------------> And its Many Uses <---------------------------
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|
|
Intro
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|
=====
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|
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|
Here I am, back again, aiding the youths of America in having as much
|
|
fun as we possibly can before we become old enough to ACTUALLY go to jail.
|
|
But until then, make like Bill and Ted, AND PARTY ON DUDES!!! But anyhow,
|
|
as for the focus of this phile, it is Sugar Chlorate Powder. It is more of
|
|
a blasting powder than an explosive, but many interesting tricks,
|
|
explosions, etc. can be gotten from it if ya just use a little brains and
|
|
of course, common sense. For those of you who are kinda new to the
|
|
explosives biz, I would STRONGLY suggest that you look into reading The
|
|
Pyro Series by .....well..by some guy, I couldn't find his name. It is a
|
|
very nice beginner phile.. I have included the saftey section of PYRO.TXT
|
|
at the beginning of this phile so that my readers don't kill themselves.
|
|
Pretty smart huh? You can find the entire PYRO.TXT phile on many boards if
|
|
you want it.. If you still can't find it, I know HELLFIRE BBS will have it
|
|
so go there. Just tell 'em how you heard of the place, and you should get
|
|
in..
|
|
On with the good stuff.....
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|
|
|
BASIC SAFTEY
|
|
============
|
|
Pyrotechnic preparations and explosives are, by their very nature,
|
|
unstable, and subject to ignition by explosion or heat, shock, or friction.
|
|
A clear understanding of their dangerous properties and due care in the
|
|
handling of ingredients or finished products is necessary if accidents are
|
|
to be avoided. Always observe all possible precautions, particularly the
|
|
following:
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|
|
|
1. Mix only small batches at one time. This means a few grams, or
|
|
at most, an ounce or so. Don't go for big mixes -- they only
|
|
make for bigger accidents. The power of an explosive cubes
|
|
itself with every ounce. (9 Ounces is 729 times as powerful as
|
|
one ounce.)
|
|
2. When weighing chemicals, use a clean piece of paper on the
|
|
scale pan for each item. Then discard the used paper into a
|
|
bucket of water before weighing the next ingredient.
|
|
3. Be a safe worker. Dispose of any chemicals spilled on the
|
|
workbench or equipment between weighings. Don't keep open
|
|
containers of chemicals on your table, since accidental
|
|
spillage or mixing may occur. When finished with a container,
|
|
close it, and replace it on the storage shelf. Use only clean
|
|
equipment.
|
|
4. Where chemicals are to be ground, grind them separately, NEVER
|
|
TOGETHER. Thoroughly wash and clean equipment before grinding
|
|
another ingredient.
|
|
5. Mixing of batches should be done outdoors, away from flammable
|
|
structures, such as buildings, barns, garages, etc. Mixes
|
|
should also be made in NON METALLIC containers to avoid sparks.
|
|
Glass also should not be used since it will shatter in case of
|
|
an accident. Handy small containers can be made by cutting off
|
|
the top of a plastic bottle three or four inches from the
|
|
bottom. Some mixes may most conveniently be made by placing the
|
|
ingredients in
|
|
a plastic bottle and rolling around until the mixture is
|
|
uniform. In all cases, point the open end of the container away
|
|
from
|
|
yourself. Never hold your body or face over the container. Any
|
|
stirring should be done with a wooden paddle or stick to avoid
|
|
sparks or static.
|
|
Powdered or ground materials may also be mixed by placing them
|
|
on a large sheet of paper on a flat surface and then rolling
|
|
them
|
|
across the sheet by lifting the sides and corners one at a time.
|
|
6. Never ram or stamp mixes into paper or cardboard tubes. Pour
|
|
the material in and gently tap or shake the tube to settle the
|
|
contents down.
|
|
7. Store ingredients and finished mixes where they will not be a
|
|
fire hazard away from heat and flame. Finished preparations may
|
|
be stored in plastic bottles which will not shatter in case of
|
|
an accident. Since many of the ingredients and mixes are
|
|
poisonous, they should be stored out of reach of children or
|
|
pets, preferably locked away.
|
|
8. Be sure threads of screw top containers and caps are thoroughly
|
|
cleaned. This applies also to containers with stoppers of
|
|
rubber or cork and to all other types of closures. Traces of
|
|
mixture caught between the container and closure may be ignited
|
|
by the friction of opening or closing the container. Throughout
|
|
any procedure, WORK WITH CLEAN CONDITIONS.
|
|
9. ALWAYS WEAR A FACE SHIELD OR AT LEAST SHATTERPROOF SAFETY
|
|
GLASSES. Any careful worker does when handling dangerous
|
|
materials. Be sure lenses and frames are not flammable.
|
|
10. Always wear a dust respirator when handling chemicals in dust
|
|
form. These small particles gather in your lungs and stay
|
|
there. They may cause serious illnesses later on in life.
|
|
11. Always wear gloves when working with chemicals.
|
|
12. Always wear a waterproof lab apron.
|
|
13. If you must work indoors, have a good ventilation system.
|
|
14. Never smoke anywhere near where you are working.
|
|
15. Make sure there are NO open flames present, and NO MOTORS (they
|
|
produce sparks inside.) No hot water heaters, furnaces, or
|
|
pilot lights in stoves!! Sparks have been known to very readily
|
|
explode dust floating in the air.
|
|
16. ALWAYS work with someone. Two heads are better than one.
|
|
17. Have a source of water READILY available. (Fire extinguisher,
|
|
hose, etc.)
|
|
18. Never, under any circumstances, use any metal to load chemicals
|
|
or put chemicals in. Fireworks with metal casings are worse to
|
|
handle than a live hand grenade. Never use any metal container
|
|
or can. This includes the very dangerous CO2 cartridges. Many
|
|
people have been KILLED because of flying fragments from metal
|
|
casings. Again, please do not use metal in any circumstance.
|
|
19. Always be thoroughly familiar with the chemicals you are using.
|
|
Some information will be included in each file, but look for
|
|
whatever extra information you can. Materials that were once
|
|
thought to be safe can later be found out to be dangerous
|
|
stuff.
|
|
20. Wash your hands and face thoroughly after using chemicals.
|
|
Don't forget to wash your EARS AND YOUR NOSE.
|
|
21. If any device you've built fails to work, leave it alone. After
|
|
a half hour or so, you may try to bury it, but never try to
|
|
unload or reuse any dud.
|
|
22. If dust particles start to form in the air, stop what you are
|
|
doing and leave until it settles.
|
|
23. Read the entire file before trying to do anything.
|
|
24. NEVER strike any mixture containing Chlorates, Nitrates,
|
|
Perchlorates, Permanganates, Bichromates, or powdered metals
|
|
don't drop them, or even handle them roughly.
|
|
|
|
These rules may all look like a lot of silly nonsense, but let's look at
|
|
one example. When the move "The Wizard of OZ" was made, the actress who
|
|
played the good witch was severely burned when one of the exploding special
|
|
effects got out of hand. The actress who played the bad witch got really
|
|
messed up by the green coloring used on her face, and the original actor
|
|
who played the Tin Man got his lungs destroyed by the aluminum dust used to
|
|
color his face. The actor we know of as the tin man was actually a
|
|
replacement. The point is, these chemicals were being used under the
|
|
direction of people a lot more knowlegable of chemicals than you are, and
|
|
terrible accidents still happened. Don't take this stuff lightly.
|
|
|
|
Getting The Materials
|
|
|
|
There are quite a few chemical supply houses that you can mail order
|
|
the materials you need. You'll have to sign a form stating that you're over
|
|
21 and won't use the chemicals for the types of things we're learning here.
|
|
Note that the people who run these supply houses know what sugar chlorate
|
|
powder does/is and if you order chemicals from the same place, or in the
|
|
same order, it may arouse some suspicion. As well as any other chemical
|
|
combination that you use for these little "science porjects".
|
|
Check the classified ads in the back of magazines like Popular Science
|
|
for the current supply houses. Order as many catalogs as you can find. Not
|
|
all sell every chemical that you may want for this series. Also, you can
|
|
break the orders up so as not to look suspicious. Lastly, some houses are
|
|
used to selling to individuals, and will provide chemicals in 1 or 4 ounce
|
|
lots, while others prefer to sell to large institutions, and sell their
|
|
wares in 1 or 5 pound jugs. Split up your orders according to the
|
|
quantities of each item you think you will be needing. An ounce of Iodine
|
|
Crystals will cost three or four dollars an ounce, and an ounce bottle of
|
|
iodine is pretty tiny, but it goes a long way. If you had to buy that by
|
|
the pound, you might just want to forget the whole thing.
|
|
The shipping charges will mostlikely be compunded because of the
|
|
ordering from seprate places, but it is either that or get caught. So it's
|
|
your choice.
|
|
|
|
The Good Stuff
|
|
==============
|
|
When making sugar powder, be sure to get the chemical with the three
|
|
molecules of oxygen in it's formula (K Cl O3) (The formula should be on the
|
|
side of the container. The correct formula is called potassium chloRATE.
|
|
The one NOT to get is potassium chloRIDE, which is basically a dead
|
|
chemical. Potassium chlorate is still used by some farmers and can
|
|
sometimes even be bought at your local drug store. Most drug supply houses
|
|
have it as well. The cost usually varies, but it is a good deal concerning
|
|
its availability since it is easy to make and get and most other explosives
|
|
are not.
|
|
There is only one down side to Sugar Chlorate Powder. The directions
|
|
must be followed EXACTLY! They are not that hard to follow however.
|
|
Unless you think that directions on how to make a cake from a box are
|
|
difficult, you should have very little problem. Otherwise, DON'T TOUCH
|
|
THIS STUFF!
|
|
|
|
Directions
|
|
==========
|
|
You will get a simple step to follow with a little in depth details to
|
|
clear anything coonfusing up.
|
|
|
|
1. Buy the correct chemical - use potassium chlorate KClO3.
|
|
(We already went through that, no need to do it again.)
|
|
2. Use common, granulated white sugar as the second ingrediant.
|
|
3. DRY measure the two into equal amounts by volume.
|
|
When I say DRY, I mean use measuring instruments used in measuring dry
|
|
powders. NOT the measuring cup used to measure liquids. By equal
|
|
volume I mean use: 1 cup of KClO3 for each cup of sugar.
|
|
4. Sift the KClO3 so that all the lumps are removed or crushed.
|
|
You can use a screen, like the type in screen doors, to sift the
|
|
powder. Sometimes, if the powder has NO lumps, you can skip this
|
|
step.
|
|
5. Place the sugar in an old pot. Heat it to 255 degrees Fahrenheit,
|
|
STIRRING CONSTANTLY.
|
|
Use a simple candy thermometer to tell tempertature. You can get one
|
|
from a supermarket most likely. Or steal one from your chemistry lab.
|
|
MAKE SURE YOU ARE MEASURING IN FAHRENHEIT! Not Centigrade.
|
|
6. Take the sugar away from the stove burner when it reaches 255 and
|
|
STIR VIGOROUSLY!
|
|
The stirring is needed to get out all the hot spots in the sugar.
|
|
7. Continue to stir until the melted sugar cools sufficiently to
|
|
comfortably put your finger into the mixture.
|
|
8. Quickly stir in the KClO3 before the compound cools down and sets up,
|
|
completely mixing in the KClO3.
|
|
9. Dump the solidifying compoundon a pieceof Saran wrapand flatten out to
|
|
not more that one-half-inch thick.
|
|
10. Allow the batch to sure overnight (12 hours) in a cool, dry place.
|
|
A refridgerator is TOO cool and damp. A nice August/September night
|
|
in an open garage in New Jersey is perfect.
|
|
11. Using a wooden rolling pin or mortor and pestal, crush the frangible
|
|
powder as fine as required for the intended use. Fine is better for
|
|
reloading; coarse is okay for bombs.
|
|
12. Sift the powder through a fine scren to grade for particle size.
|
|
13. Use to wreck havok..er...I mean havoc and hell...
|
|
|
|
Some Uses in Detail
|
|
===================
|
|
For people that are into guns, you can sieve the very fine particle
|
|
out and use them for reloading ammo. I know people that have loaded it
|
|
into .22 LR cartridges after they had pulled the heads and dumped the
|
|
factory powder charge.
|
|
The powder is best used for bombs though. Basically because it is not
|
|
to nice on gun barrels.
|
|
Sugar powder is MATCH-SENSITIVE. I belive that it is also impact
|
|
sensitive. I also suspect that it is CAP-SENSITIVE fro those of you who
|
|
fool around with blasting caps and dynamite.
|
|
In three-quarter-inch pipes, the sugar does not reach critical mass
|
|
and simply fizzles. When ignighted with a fuze in half-pound quantities in
|
|
one-half-inch or larger pipe bombs, it "barks" nicely, doing a decent
|
|
amount of damage. The best charges are packed in as dense a manner as
|
|
possible.
|
|
Many people have many different for the best designed pipe bomb. I'll
|
|
throw my hat into the ring with my favorite design:
|
|
|
|
2-IN. OR LARGER IRON PIPE WITH THREADED END CAPS
|
|
|
|
========== ==========
|
|
= = = =
|
|
= |-----------------------------------| =
|
|
= | | =
|
|
= | <---------------Pipe packed
|
|
= |________________ | ________________| = with sugar
|
|
= = | <--- Fuze Hole = = powder.
|
|
========== | ==========
|
|
| <--- Fuze
|
|
|
|
|
|
COMMON SODA STRAW FILLED WITH MIX OF:
|
|
50% SUGAR CHLORATE, 50% FINE HARDWOOD SAWDUST
|
|
___________________________________________________
|
|
/________\__________\__________\__________\_________\
|
|
|
|
|
|
Another type of fuse to make is the cotton string dipped in a solution
|
|
of sugar powder. It can be subject to flash burns, so it should only be
|
|
used in very long length. Fortunatly, it is cheap and easy to make.
|
|
The straw design is mch more reliable and predictable than the string
|
|
fuze. Just take a nice fat straw and fill it with the about mixture.
|
|
Varing the amount of sawdust controls the timing of the fuze. Not to
|
|
mention, you can slip ends into each other to further lenthen the time of
|
|
the fuze.
|
|
The most unusual and most fun thing to do with sugar powder is the ol'
|
|
light bulb trick. First take a simple 60- or 100-watt light bulb. Knock
|
|
out a small chunk of the side using a towel or rag a small ball peen
|
|
hammer. Then fill the bulb with one-quarter to one-half pound of sugar
|
|
powder.
|
|
When you turn on the light switch, the oxygen exposed elements in the
|
|
bulbs flash, setting off the sugar powder, which thump the room nicely.
|
|
The thump is not TOO powerful however. It doesn't even blow out the
|
|
windows. BUT it does create SO much smoke and confusion that it is well
|
|
worth trying to get the bulb to break corrrectly.
|
|
|
|
|
|
-- Roofing: A Beginning Guide --
|
|
|
|
Roofs? Why?
|
|
------------
|
|
The law calls it Tresspassing. We, in our circle of friends, call it roofing.
|
|
It is the art of exploring Roof-tops, and generally creating havoc, while up
|
|
there. Havoc the Chaos (rip), was the one who enjoyed roofing most, but he is
|
|
not here to present this file. I felt that roofing was a sport, and the high-
|
|
light was not to get caught. We have been "caught" by the police, and other
|
|
various peoples while exploring, but it's really been no big deal. On with some
|
|
ideas...
|
|
|
|
Creative!
|
|
---------
|
|
The first thing you have to do, although it is rather obvious, is get on top
|
|
of the roof. Usually, one can climb the pipes on the side/back of the building.
|
|
Some of them can be quite hot, so be careful. We have figured many creative
|
|
ways to get on top of roofs, including climbing a nearby roof-top and jumping to
|
|
the other roof. (This can get sometimes- dangerous.) It depends what type of
|
|
roof you want to get on. We began inhabiting roofs of small department stores,
|
|
causing some vandalism up there, like shorting the signs, breaking the
|
|
skylights, and turning the air conditioners on and off. One thing that Havoc
|
|
the Chaos and the Moon Roach overlooked (sad) was the fact that there were
|
|
people inside the store while they had fun. The local police department had
|
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quite a short talk with them. We went on to bigger and better things...
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K-Mart was a roof that we visited quite often, and we had a very sadistic
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approach towards this store. Taking long, floresicent lighting tubes from the
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nearby dumpster, they would toss them down into the garden center. This was
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humorous, to a point. "Payless" was also interesting.
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Insanity?
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We actually did get on the roof of a local shopping mall. You see, this
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particular mall (known in Sunnyvale, as "Vallco", by the way) had a japanese
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restraunt near the upper level, which you could enter through the outside of the
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mall. It had a nice grid-type pattern, which we climbed up (at 4 o'clock in the
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morning) and accessed the roof. The view was nice, although it was dark and
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quite foggy. Sonitrol (tm), which was discussed in eariler text-files, is a
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sound-detecting device, that was present on top of this mall. When roofing,
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beware of these little buggers. They resemble long, metal sprinkers, and in the
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dead of night, it's quite easy to trip over them. We ended up distroying an
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antennia, nothing else. Remember this, when roofing in the early morning, !get
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off! the roof before the sun rises. We had quite a scramble getting down.
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Abandoned Buildings?
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Abandoned buildings, despite what your fourth grade teacher told you, can
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prove to be interesting. We've found many useful things, such as spray paint,
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nails, and even small pieces of machinery. Spray Paint is fun, but you must
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remember not to go overboard. (I think that Havoc was crazy spray-painting
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"Anarchy!" in the bathrooms of the local fast-food joint...) The most
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interesting abandoned buildings are un-used canneries, warehouses, and storage
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buildings. These don't !usually! have security guards, but we have stumbled
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upon many of these people.
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Guards, Cops, and others!
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You've been caught. Big deal, all they generally do is ask for your name. Of
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course, my name was different every time I was caught. Just play it really
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cool, and if your wallet is not in plain sight, then say you don't have id.
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Security guards won't detain you, unless you've done some obvious vandalism.
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They want your name and phone number, according to another guard, to call your
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parents !if! any vandalism has been done. You must be good in impromtu and be
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quick about it. (The Moon Roach and I lived on "Penny Lane" and "Abbey Road".
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That's irony, mind you...Hahaha...)
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Why, though, why?
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I really don't know. Roofing, like exploring, is adventurous, and fun...to an
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extent. If you are the type to be scared of heights, and not into senseless
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violence, then don't bother with a sport such as this. Enjoy.
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3.54 BOTTLED GAS EXPLOSIVES
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Bottled gas, such as butane for refilling lighters, propane for propane
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stoves or for bunsen burners, can be used to produce a powerful explosion. To
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make such a device, all that a simple-minded anarchist would have to do would be
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to take his container of bottled gas and place it above a can of Sterno or other
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gelatinized fuel, and light the fuel and run. Depending on the fuel used, and
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on the thickness of the fuel container, the liquid gas will boil and expand to
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the point of bursting the container in about five minutes. In theory, the gas
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would immediately be ignited by the burning gelatinized fuel, producing a large
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fireball and explosion. Unfortunately, the bursting of the bottled gas container
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often puts out the fuel, thus preventing the expanding gas from igniting. By
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using a metal bucket half filled with gasoline, however, the chances of ignition
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are better, since the gasoline is less likely to be extinguished. Placing the
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canister of bottled gas on a bed of burning charcoal soaked in gasoline would
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probably be the most effective way of securing ignition of the expanding gas,
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since although the bursting of the gas container may blow out the flame of the
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gasoline, the burning charcoal should immediately re-ignite it. Nitrous oxide,
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hydrogen, propane, acetylene, or any other flammable gas will do nicely.
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4.0 USING EXPLOSIVES
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Once a terrorist has made his explosives, the next logical step is to
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apply them. Explosives have a wide range of uses, from harassment, to vandalism,
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to murder. NONE OF THE IDEAS PRESENTED HERE ARE EVER TO BE CARRIED OUT,
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EITHER
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IN PART OR IN FULL! DOING SO CAN LEAD TO PROSECUTION, FINES, AND
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IMPRISONMENT!
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The first step that a person that would use explosive would take would
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be to determine how big an explosive device would be needed to do whatever had
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to be done. Then, he would have to decide what to make his bomb with. He would
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also have to decide on how he wanted to detonate the device, and determine
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where the best placement for it would be. Then, it would be necessary to see
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if the device could be put where he wanted it without it being discovered or
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moved. Finally, he would actually have to sit down and build his explosive
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device. These are some of the topics covered in the next section.
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4.1 SAFETY
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There is no such thing as a "safe" explosive device. One can only speak
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in terms of relative safety, or less unsafe.
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4.2 IGNITION DEVICES
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There are many ways to ignite explosive devices. There is the classic
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"light the fuse, throw the bomb, and run" approach, and there are sensitive
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mercury switches, and many things in between. Generally, electrical detonation
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systems are safer than fuses, but there are times when fuses are more
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appropriate than electrical systems; it is difficult to carry an electrical
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detonation system into a stadium, for instance, without being caught. A device
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with a fuse or impact detonating fuse would be easier to hide.
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4.21 FUSE IGNITION
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The oldest form of explosive ignition, fuses are perhaps the favorite
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type of simple ignition system. By simply placing a piece of waterproof fuse in
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a device, one can have almost guaranteed ignition. Modern waterproof fuse is
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extremely reliable, burning at a rate of about 2.5 seconds to the inch. It is
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available as model rocketry fuse in most hobby shops, and costs about $3.00 for
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a nine-foot length. Fuse is a popular ignition system for pipe bombers because
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of its simplicity. All that need be done is light it with a match or lighter.
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Of course, if the Army had fuses like this, then the grenade, which uses
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fuse ignition, would be very impracticle. If a grenade ignition system can be
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acquired, by all means, it is the most effective. But, since such things do not
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just float around, the next best thing is to prepare a fuse system which does
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not require the use of a match or lighter, but still retains its simplicity.
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One such method is described below:
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MATERIALS
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strike-on-cover type matches
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electrical tape or duct tape
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waterproof fuse
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1) To determine the burn rate of a particular type of fuse, simply measure a
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6 inch or longer piece of fuse and ignite it. With a stopwatch, press the
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start button the at the instant when the fuse lights, and stop the watch when
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the fuse reaches its end. Divide the time of burn by the length of fuse, and
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you have the burn rate of the fuse, in seconds per inch. This will be shown
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below:
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Suppose an eight inch piece of fuse is burned, and its complete time
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of combustion is 20 seconds.
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20 seconds
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---------- = 2.5 seconds per inch.
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8 inches
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If a delay of 10 seconds was desired with this fuse, divide the desired
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time by the number of seconds per inch:
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10 seconds
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------------------ = 4 inches
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2.5 seconds / inch
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NOTE: THE LENGTH OF FUSE HERE MEANS LENGTH OF FUSE TO THE POWDER. SOME
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FUSE,
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AT LEAST AN INCH, SHOULD BE INSIDE THE DEVICE. ALWAYS ADD THIS EXTRA
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INCH, AND PUT THIS EXTRA INCH AN INCH INTO THE DEVICE!!!
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2) After deciding how long a delay is desired before the explosive device is
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to go off, add about 1/2 an inch to the premeasured amount of fuse, and
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cut it off.
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3) Carefully remove the cardboard matches from the paper match case. Do not
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pull off individual matches; keep all the matches attached to the cardboard
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base. Take one of the cardboard match sections, and leave the other one
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to make a second igniter.
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4) Wrap the matches around the end of the fuse, with the heads of the matches
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touching the very end of the fuse. Tape them there securely, making sure not
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to put tape over the match heads. Make sure they are very secure by pulling
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on them at the base of the assembly. They should not be able to move.
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5) Wrap the cover of the matches around the matches attached to the fuse, making
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sure that the striker paper is below the match heads and the striker faces
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the match heads. Tape the paper so that is fairly tight around the matches.
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Do not tape the cover of the striker to the fuse or to the matches. Leave
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enough of the match book to pull on for ignition.
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\ /
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\ / ------ match book cover
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\ /
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| M|f|M ---|------- match head
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| A|u|A |
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| T|s|T |
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| C|e|C |
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|tapeH|.|Htape|
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|#####|u|#####|-------- striking paper
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|#####|s|#####|
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\ |e| /
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\ |.| /
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\ |f| /
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\ |u| /
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|ta|s|pe|
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|ta|e|pe|
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|f|
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|e|
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The match book is wrapped around the matches, and is taped to itself.
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The matches are taped to the fuse. The striker will rub against the
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matcheads when the match book is pulled.
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6) When ready to use, simply pull on the match paper. It should pull the
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striking paper across the match heads with enough friction to light them.
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In turn, the burning matcheads will light the fuse, since it adjacent to the
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burning match heads.
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4.22 IMPACT IGNITION
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Impact ignition is an excellent method of ignition for spontaneous
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terrorist activities. The problem with an impact-detonating device is that it
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must be kept in a very safe container so that it will not explode while being
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transported to the place where it is to be used. This can be done by having a
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removable impact initiator.
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The best and most reliable impact initiator is one that uses factory
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made initiators or primers. A no. 11 cap for black powder firearms is one such
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primer. They usually come in boxes of 100, and cost about $2.50. To use such
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a cap, however, one needs a nipple that it will fit on. Black powder nipples
|
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are also available in gun stores. All that a person has to do is ask for a
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package of nipples and the caps that fit them. Nipples have a hole that goes
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all the way through them, and they have a threaded end, and an end to put the
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cap on. A cutaway of a nipple is shown below:
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_______| |^^^^^^^^| |
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| ___________| |
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| | |
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no. 11 |_______| |
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percussion _______ | ------- threads for screwing
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cap here | | | nipple onto bomb
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| |___________ |
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|_______ | |
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| |^^^^^^^^^| |
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|_| |
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|________________|
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When making using this type of initiator, a hole must be drilled into
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whatever container is used to make the bomb out of. The nipple is then screwed
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into the hole so that it fits tightly. Then, the cap can be carried and placed
|
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on the bomb when it is to be thrown. The cap should be bent a small amount
|
|
before it is placed on the nipple, to make sure that it stays in place. The
|
|
only other problem involved with an impact detonating bomb is that it must
|
|
strike a hard surface on the nipple to set it off. By attaching fins or a small
|
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parachute on the end of the bomb opposite the primer, the bomb, when thrown,
|
|
should strike the ground on the primer, and explode. Of course, a bomb with
|
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mercury fulminate in each end will go off on impact regardless of which end it
|
|
strikes on, but mercury fulminate is also likely to go off if the person
|
|
carrying the bomb is bumped hard.
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4.23 ELECTRICAL IGNITION
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Electrical ignition systems for detonation are usually the safest and
|
|
most reliable form of ignition. Electrical systems are ideal for demolition
|
|
work, if one doesn't have to worry so much about being caught. With two spools
|
|
of 500 ft of wire and a car battery, one can detonate explosives from a "safe",
|
|
comfortable distance, and be sure that there is nobody around that could get
|
|
hurt. With an electrical system, one can control exactly what time a device
|
|
will explode, within fractions of a second. Detonation can be aborted in less
|
|
than a second's warning, if a person suddenly walks by the detonation sight, or
|
|
if a police car chooses to roll by at the time. The two best electrical igniters
|
|
are military squibs and model rocketry igniters. Blasting caps for construction
|
|
also work well. Model rocketry igniters are sold in packages of six, and cost
|
|
about $1.00 per pack. All that need be done to use them is connect it to two
|
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wires and run a current through them. Military squibs are difficult to get,
|
|
but they are a little bit better, since they explode when a current is run
|
|
through them, whereas rocketry igniters only burst into flame. Military squibs
|
|
can be used to set off sensitive high explosives, such as R.D.X., or potassium
|
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chlorate mixed with petroleum jelly. Igniters can be used to set off black
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powder, mercury fulminate, or guncotton, which in turn, can set of a high order
|
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explosive.
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4.24 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL IGNITION
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Electro-mechanical ignition systems are systems that use some type of
|
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mechanical switch to set off an explosive charge electrically. This type of
|
|
switch is typically used in booby traps or other devices in which the person
|
|
who places the bomb does not wish to be anywhere near the device when it
|
|
explodes. Several types of electro-mechanical detonators will be discussed
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4.241 Mercury Switches
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|
Mercury switches are a switch that uses the fact that mercury metal
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|
conducts electricity, as do all metals, but mercury metal is a liquid at
|
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room temperatures. A typical mercury switch is a sealed glass tube with
|
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two electrodes and a bead of mercury metal. It is sealed because of mercury's
|
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nasty habit of giving off brain-damaging vapors. The diagram below may help
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to explain a mercury switch.
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______________
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A / \ B
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_____wire +______/___________ \
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\ ( Hg ) | /
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\ _(_Hg_)__|___/
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wire - |
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When the drop of mercury ("Hg" is mercury's atomic symbol) touches both
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contacts, current flows through the switch. If this particular switch was in
|
|
its present position, A---B, current would be flowing, since the mercury can
|
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touch both contacts in the horizontal position.
|
|
If, however, it was in the | position, the drop of mercury would only
|
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touch the + contact on the A side. Current, then couldn't flow, since mercury
|
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does not reach both contacts when the switch is in the vertical position.
|
|
This type of switch is ideal to place by a door. If it were placed in
|
|
the path of a swinging door in the verticle position, the motion of the door
|
|
would knock the switch down, if it was held to the ground by a piece if tape.
|
|
This would tilt the switch into the verticle position, causing the mercury to
|
|
touch both contacts, allowing current to flow through the mercury, and to the
|
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igniter or squib in an explosive device. Imagine opening a door and having it
|
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slammed in your face by an explosion.
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4.242 Tripwire Switches
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|
A tripwire is an element of the classic booby trap. By placing a nearly
|
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invisible line of string or fishing line in the probable path of a victim, and
|
|
by putting some type of trap there also, nasty things can be caused to occur.
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|
If this mode of thought is applied to explosives, how would one use such a
|
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tripwire to detonate a bomb. The technique is simple. By wrapping the tips of
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a standard clothespin with aluminum foil, and placing something between them,
|
|
and connecting wires to each aluminum foil contact, an electric tripwire can
|
|
be made, If a piece of wood attached to the tripwire was placed between the
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contacts on the clothespin, the clothespin would serve as a switch. When the
|
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tripwire was pulled, the clothespin would snap together, allowing current to
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flow between the two pieces of aluminum foil, thereby completing a circuit,
|
|
which would have the igniter or squib in it. Current would flow between
|
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the contacts to the igniter or squib, heat the igniter or squib, causing it
|
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it to explode.
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__________________________________
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\_foil___________________________/
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Insert strip of ----------------------------spring
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wood with trip- _foil__________________________
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wire between foil /_______________________________\
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contacts.
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Make sure that the aluminum foil contacts do not touch the spring, since
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the spring also conducts electricity.
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4.243 Radio Control Detonators
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|
In the movies, every terrorist or criminal uses a radio controlled
|
|
detonator to set off explosives. With a good radio detonator, one can be
|
|
several miles away from the device, and still control exactly when it explodes,
|
|
in much the same way as an electrical switch. The problem with radio detonators
|
|
is that they are rather costly. However, there could possibly be a reason that
|
|
a terrorist would wish to spend the amounts of money involved with a RC (radio
|
|
control) system and use it as a detonator. If such an individual wanted to
|
|
devise an RC detonator, all he would need to do is visit the local hobby store
|
|
or toy store, and buy a radio controlled toy. Taking it back to his/her abode,
|
|
all that he/she would have to do is detach the solenoid/motor that controls the
|
|
motion of the front wheels of a RC car, or detach the solenoid/motor of the
|
|
elevators/rudder of a RC plane, or the rudder of a RC boat, and re-connect the
|
|
squib or rocket engine igniter to the contacts for the solenoid/motor. The
|
|
device should be tested several times with squibs or igniters, and fully
|
|
charged batteries should be in both he controller and the receiver (the part
|
|
that used to move parts before the device became a detonator).
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4.3 DELAYS
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|
|
A delay is a device which causes time to pass from when a device is
|
|
set up to the time that it explodes. A regular fuse is a delay, but it would
|
|
cost quite a bit to have a 24 hour delay with a fuse. This section deals with
|
|
the different types of delays that can be employed by a terrorist who wishes to
|
|
be sure that his bomb will go off, but wants to be out of the country when it
|
|
does.
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4.31 FUSE DELAYS
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|
|
It is extremely simple to delay explosive devices that employ fuses for
|
|
ignition. Perhaps the simplest way to do so is with a cigarette. An average
|
|
cigarette burns for about 8 minutes. The higher the "tar" and nicotine rating,
|
|
the slower the cigarette burns. Low "tar" and nicotine cigarettes burn quicker
|
|
than the higher "tar" and nicotine cigarettes, but they are also less likely to
|
|
go out if left unattended, i.e. not smoked. Depending on the wind or draft in
|
|
a given place, a high "tar" cigarette is better for delaying the ignition of
|
|
a fuse, but there must be enough wind or draft to give the cigarette enough
|
|
oxygen to burn. People who use cigarettes for the purpose of delaying fuses
|
|
will often test the cigarettes that they plan to use in advance to make sure
|
|
they stay lit and to see how long it will burn. Once a cigarettes burn rate
|
|
is determined, it is a simple matter of carefully putting a hole all the way
|
|
through a cigarette with a toothpick at the point desired, and pushing
|
|
the fuse for a device in the hole formed.
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|=| ---------- filter
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|=|
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|o| ---------- hole for fuse
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cigarette ------------ | |
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|_| ---------- light this end
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A similar type of device can be make from powdered charcoal and a sheet
|
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of paper. Simply roll the sheet of paper into a thin tube, and fill it with
|
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powdered charcoal. Punch a hole in it at the desired location, and insert a
|
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fuse. Both ends must be glued closed, and one end of the delay must be doused
|
|
with lighter fluid before it is lit. Or, a small charge of gunpowder mixed with
|
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powdered charcoal could conceivably used for igniting such a delay. A chain of
|
|
charcoal briquettes can be used as a delay by merely lining up a few bricks
|
|
of charcoal so that they touch each other, end on end, and lighting the first
|
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brick. Incense, which can be purchased at almost any novelty or party supply
|
|
store, can also be used as a fairly reliable delay. By wrapping the fuse
|
|
about the end of an incense stick, delays of up to 1/2 an hour are possible.
|
|
Finally, it is possible to make a relatively slow-burning fuse in the
|
|
home. By dissolving about one teaspoon of black powder in about 1/4 a cup of
|
|
boiling water, and, while it is still hot, soaking in it a long piece of all
|
|
cotton string, a slow-burning fuse can be made. After the soaked string dries,
|
|
it must then be tied to the fuse of an explosive device. Sometimes, the
|
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end of the slow burning fuse that meets the normal fuse has a charge of black
|
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powder or gunpowder at the intersection point to insure ignition, since the
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slow-burning fuse does not burn at a very high temperature. A similar type of
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slow fuse can be made by taking the above mixture of boiling water and black
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powder and pouring it on a long piece of toilet paper. The wet toilet paper
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is then gently twisted up so that it resembles a firecracker fuse, and is
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allowed to dry.
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4.32 TIMER DELAYS
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Timer delays, or "time bombs" are usually employed by an individual who
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wishes to threaten a place with a bomb and demand money to reveal its location
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and means to disarm it. Such a device could be placed in any populated place
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if it were concealed properly. There are several ways to build a timer delay.
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By simply using a screw as one contact at the time that detonation is desired,
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and using the hour hand of a clock as the other contact, a simple timer can be
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made. The minute hand of a clock should be removed, unless a delay of less
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than an hour is desired.
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___________________________________ to igniter from igniter
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| 12 | : :
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| 8 4 | :
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| 7 5 | : :
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| 6 | :.+.....-.....:
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| battery |
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o - contacts | |
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|___________|
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This device is set to go off in eleven hours. When the hour hand of the
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clock reaches the contact near the numeral 5, it will complete the circuit,
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allowing current to flow through the igniter or squib.
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The main disadvantage with this type of timer is that it can only be set
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for a maximum time of 12 hours. If an electronic timer is used, such as that in
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an electronic clock, then delays of up to 24 hours are possible. By removing
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the speaker from an electronic clock, and attaching the wires of a squib or
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igniter to them, a timer with a delay of up to 24 hours can be made. To utilize
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this type of timer, one must have a socket that the clock can be plugged into.
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All that one has to do is set the alarm time of the clock to the desired time,
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connect the leads, and go away. This could also be done with an electronic
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watch, if a larger battery were used, and the current to the speaker of the
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watch was stepped up via a transformer. This would be good, since such a timer
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could be extremely small. The timer in a VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) would
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be ideal. VCR's can usually be set for times of up to a week. The leads from
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the timer to the recording equipment would be the ones that an igniter or squib
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would be connected to. Also, one can buy timers from electronics stores that
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would be ideal. Finally, one could employ a digital watch, and use a relay, or
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electro-magnetic switch to fire the igniter, and the current of the watch would
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not have to be stepped up.
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4.33 CHEMICAL DELAYS
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Chemical delays are uncommon, but they can be extremely effective in
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some cases. If a glass container is filled with concentrated sulfuric acid,
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and capped with several thicknesses of aluminum foil, or a cap that it will eat
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through, then it can be used as a delay. Sulfuric acid will react with aluminum
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foil to produce aluminum sulfate and hydrogen gas, and so the container must be
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open to the air on one end so that the pressure of the hydrogen gas that is
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forming does not break the container. See diagram on following page.
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| | sulfuric | |
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| | acid | |
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| | | |---------- aluminum foil
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| |_____________| | (several thicknesses)
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|_________________|
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The aluminum foil is placed over the bottom of the container and secured
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there with tape. When the acid eats through the aluminum foil, it can be used
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to ignite an explosive device in several ways.
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1) Sulfuric acid is a good conductor of electricity. If the acid that
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eats through the foil is collected in a glass container placed
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underneath the foil, and two wires are placed in the glass container,
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a current will be able to flow through the acid when both of the
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wires are immersed in the acid.
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2) Sulfuric acid reacts very violently with potassium chlorate. If
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the acid drips down into a container containing potassium chlorate,
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the potassium chlorate will burst into flame. This flame can be
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used to ignite a fuse, or the potassium chlorate can be the igniter
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for a thermit bomb, if some potassium chlorate is mixed in a 50/50
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ratio with the thermit, and this mixture is used as an igniter for
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the rest of the thermit.
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3) Sulfuric acid reacts with potassium permangenate in a similar way.
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4.56 PHONE BOMBS
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The phone bomb is an explosive device that has been used in the past
|
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to kill or injure a specific individual. The basic idea is simple: when the
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person answers the phone, the bomb explodes. If a small but powerful high
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explosive device with a squib was placed in the phone receiver, when the
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current flowed through the receiver, the squib would explode, detonating the
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high explosive in the person's hand. Nasty. All that has to be done is
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acquire a squib, and tape the receiver switch down. Unscrew the mouthpiece
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cover, and remove the speaker, and connect the squib's leads where it was.
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Place a high explosive putty, such as C-1 (see section 3.31) in the receiver,
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and screw the cover on, making sure that the squib is surrounded by the C-1.
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Hang the phone up, and leave the tape in place. When the individual to whom
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the phone belongs attempts to answer the phone, he will notice the tape, and
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remove it. This will allow current to flow through the squib. Note that
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the device will not explode by merely making a phone call; the owner of the
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phone must lift up the receiver, and remove the tape. It is highly probable
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that the phone will be by his/her ear when the device explodes...
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5.21 SPECIAL AMMUNITION FOR HANDGUNS
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If an individual wished to produce explosive ammunition for his/her
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handgun, he/she could do it, provided that the person had an impact-sensitive
|
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explosive and a few simple tools. One would first purchase all lead bullets,
|
|
and then make or acquire an impact-detonating explosive. By drilling a hole
|
|
in a lead bullet with a drill, a space could be created for the placement of
|
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an explosive. After filling the hole with an explosive, it would be sealed
|
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in the bullet with a drop of hot wax from a candle. A diagram of a completed
|
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exploding bullet is shown below.
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_o_ ------------ drop of wax
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/|*|\
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| |*|-|----------- impact-sensitive explosive
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| |_| |
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This hollow space design also works for putting poison in bullets.
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7.0 PYROTECHNICA ERRATA
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There are many other types of pyrotechnics that a perpetrator of
|
|
violence might employ. Smoke bombs can be purchased in magic stores, and large
|
|
military smoke bombs can be bought through adds in gun and military magazines.
|
|
Also, fireworks can also be used as weapons of terror. A large aerial display
|
|
rocket would cause many injuries if it were to be fired so that it landed on the
|
|
ground near a crowd of people. Even the "harmless" pull-string fireworks, which
|
|
consists of a sort of firecracker that explodes when the strings running
|
|
through it are pulled, could be placed inside a large charge of a sensitive
|
|
high explosive. Tear gas is another material that might well be useful
|
|
to the sociopath, and such a material could be instantly disseminated over
|
|
a large crowd by means of a rocket-bomb, with nasty effects.
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PART 2 - Tennis ball cannons
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------ Information from the Usenet. The Usenet is a worldwide network of
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15,000 machines and over 500,000 people- And growing!
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At this time (twelve years ago) most soft drink cans were rolled tin rather
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|
than the molded aluminum. We would cut the tops and bottoms off of a
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bunch of them and tape them together with duct tape, forming a tube
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of two feet or more. At the end we would tape a can with the bottom
|
|
intact, more holes punched (with a can opener) around the top, and a
|
|
small hole in the side at the base.
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|
We then fastened this contraption to a tripod so we could aim it reliably.
|
|
Any object that came somewhat close to filling the tube was then placed
|
|
therein. In the shop, we used the clock as a target and an empty plastic
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solder spool as ammunition, with tape over the ends of the center hole and
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|
sometimes filled with washers for weight. When taken to parties or picnics,
|
|
we would use whatever was handy. Hot dog rolls or napkins filled with
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potato chips provided spectacular entertainment.
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|
Once loaded, a small amount of lighter fluid was poured into the hole in
|
|
the side of the end can and allowed to vaporize for a few moments. The
|
|
"fire control technician" would announce "Fire in the Hole" and ignite
|
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it.
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BOOM! Whoosh! The clock never worked after that!
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----------
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Our version of the potatoe chip cannon, was built similarly.
|
|
Ours used coke cans, six with the top and bottom removed, and the
|
|
seventh had church key holes all around one end. This was spiral
|
|
wrapped with at least two rolls of duct tape. A wooden shoulder rest
|
|
and forward hand grip was taped to the tube. For ignition we used
|
|
lantern batteries to a model-t coil, actuated by a push button on
|
|
the hand grip. A fresh wilson tennis ball was stuffed all the way
|
|
back to the grid, and a drop or two of lighter fluid was dropped in
|
|
one of two holes in the end. The ignition wire was poked through
|
|
the other hole.
|
|
We would then lie in ambush, waiting for somthing to move. When fired
|
|
with the proper air/fuel mixture, a satisfying thoomp! At maximum range
|
|
the ball would travel about 100 yards with a 45 degree launch angle.
|
|
Closer up the ball would leave a welt on an warring opponent. When
|
|
launched at a moving car the thud as it hit the door would generally
|
|
rattle anyone inside.
|
|
Luckily we never completed the one that shot golf balls.
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PART 3 - Fun with dry ice. LOTS of fun with dry ice. Also from
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------ the Usenet.
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XXXX@XXXXX.XXX.COM (XXXX XXXXX) writes:
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>... if you fill a pot with boiling water, then add some dishsoap, and
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>then drop in a large chunk of dry ice, you get a large number of
|
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>bubbles VERY quickly. We're talking terabubbles. Do this outside or
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>you will be sorry.
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>Has anyone ever thrown dry ice into a public pool? As long as you
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>chuck it into the bottom of the deep end, it's safe, and it's really
|
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>impressive if the water is warm enuff
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With CO2 flame extinguisher at the ready, here goes --
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from _FM 10-0: TRICKS, AWFUL_ (includes material from rec.humor):
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DRY ICE
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Time Bombs:
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|
|
1. Get a small plastic container with lid (we used the small plastic
|
|
cans that hold the coaters used for large-format Polaroid film). A
|
|
film canister would probably work; the key is, it should seal tightly
|
|
and take a fair amount of effort to open).
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|
|
|
Place a chunk of dry ice in the can, put on the lid without quite
|
|
sealing it. Put the assembled bomb in your pocket, or behind your
|
|
back.
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|
|
|
Approach the mark and engage in normal conversation. When his
|
|
attention is drawn away, quickly seal the lid on the bomb, deposit it
|
|
somewhere within a few feet of the mark, out of obvious sight, then
|
|
leave.
|
|
|
|
Depending on variables (you'll want to experiment first), you'll hear
|
|
a loud "pop" and an even louder "Aarrggghhh!" within a minute, when
|
|
the CO2 pressure becomes sufficient to blow off the lid.
|
|
|
|
In a cluttered lab, this is doubly nasty because the mark will
|
|
proabably never figure out what made the noise.
|
|
|
|
2. Put 2-3 inches of water in a 2-liter plastic pop bottle. Put in
|
|
as many chunks of dry ice as possible before the smoke gets too thick.
|
|
Screw on the cap, place in an appropriate area, and run like hell.
|
|
After about a minute (your mileage may vary), a huge explosion will
|
|
result, spraying water everywhere, along with what's left of the 2-
|
|
liter bottle.
|
|
|
|
More things to do with Dry Ice:
|
|
"I put it in my teacher's coffee. (Holy sh-t, the place is on fire!)"
|
|
"Throw it in toilets. (Creature from the Brown Lagoon)"
|
|
"Make soda from ordinary juice, etc."
|
|
"Blow up balloons and condoms with it (Put a chunk in a balloon, tie
|
|
up the end.)"
|
|
"Fun stuff. It SCREAMS when it comes into contact with metal..."
|
|
"You can safely hold a small piece of dry ice in your mouth if you
|
|
KEEP IT MOVING CONSTANTLY. It looks like you're smoking or on fire."
|
|
Fluorescein (the stuff in navy-surplus sea dye markers) is
|
|
effective in swimming pools. Or try a "Baby Ruth" candy bar...
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|
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Hydrogen Pressure Device:
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=========================
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|
|
|
Materials Needed: Bottle or jar, acid, aluminum foil, cloth [optional].
|
|
|
|
Seltzer Bottles have given better results overall, but a jar will usually do
|
|
the job. A strong cap or lid is also needed to prevent the hydrogen gas from
|
|
escaping. Many acids [or even bases] will work with the aluminum foil. We
|
|
have had success with muriatic acid [which is inexpensive, and easy to get]
|
|
and hydrochloric acid. A base such as Milk of Magnesia or Liquid Plumr should
|
|
also work with the aluminum foil. If you are using an acid, other metals
|
|
besides aluminum should work. Zinc and magnesium are two such metals.
|
|
|
|
Procedure: Fill approximately 1/6 of your bottle with your acid/base. Put two
|
|
or three rolled up, cigar-shaped pieces of aluminum foil in the bottle, and
|
|
when ready, cap tightly. Shake the bottle to cover all of the aluminum with
|
|
acid, and quickly get out of the area. A typical explosion will spread glass
|
|
over a 35 yard radius. You can experiment with your materials to find the
|
|
optimum amounts of acid/base and metal that you will need. Caution must be
|
|
used with fast reactions [i.e. Hydrochloric acid with Zinc] so that the
|
|
bomb won't explode too too early. To achieve a "fireball" effect, tie a
|
|
burning cloth to the bottle. When the explosion occurs, the flaming rag will
|
|
ignite the released hydrogen; producing a brief fireball.
|
|
|
|
Observations: The explosion is relatively loud; being greater than that of a
|
|
shotgun firing. Debris is usually spread over a 25-35 yard radius. On
|
|
occaision, it will take several minutes for the bomb's pressure to build up.
|
|
If you are unsure about the state of the device, we recommend that you wait
|
|
at least 5 minutes before going near the bomb. You might want to break
|
|
the bottle from a distance by shooting it with a gun or throwing rocks at it.
|
|
We cannot emphasize how important it is for you to clear the area as quickly as
|
|
possible. Don't waste time by messing with the burning cloth! If you're going
|
|
to use the cloth, ignite it quickly. We had one of these blow up only seconds
|
|
after we cleared the area. One should value his life more than he values a
|
|
comparatively worthless bomb!
|
|
|
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|
|
Carbon Dioxide Pressure Device:
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|
===============================
|
|
|
|
Materials: Bottle or jar, dry ice, water [optional].
|
|
|
|
As with the hydrogen device, we have had greater success with seltzer bottles
|
|
than with jars. Once again, it is assumed that you have a good cap or lid to
|
|
prevent the carbon dioxide gas from escaping. Dry Ice can usually be bought
|
|
from an ice cream store for under $1.50 a pound. Dry ice does not keep long
|
|
[it becomes gaseous at -109 F] and refridgeration will help little. Water can
|
|
be used to speed up the device's reaction.
|
|
|
|
Procedure: Break the dry ice into chunks that will fit in your bottle. The
|
|
more dry ice you have, the faster the reaction. Cap the bottle tightly, and
|
|
quickly clear the area. If you need a fast reaction, add water to the bottle
|
|
before capping. The reaction's speed increases with warmer water. Be careful
|
|
not to get a reaction that is too fast. People have had these devices blow up
|
|
in their faces because they used hot water and didn't clear the area fast
|
|
enough. Take into consideration the temperature of your site and excercise
|
|
caution on hot days. We strongly advise against using hot water in this bomb!
|
|
[Unless, of course, you have a death wish]
|
|
|
|
Observations: The is a very economical and simple bomb. It can be extremely
|
|
dangerous if the user is careless. By using water of different temperatures,
|
|
one can roughly control the speed of this bomb's reaction. We've had a few
|
|
close calls with this bomb, so we don't use water in it anymore. The reaction
|
|
goes fast enough without water.
|
|
|
|
|
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Carbon Dioxide Pressure Device II:
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==================================
|
|
|
|
Materials: Bottle or jar, baking soda, vinegar, tissue paper.
|
|
|
|
This is another carbon dioxide producing bomb. It is generally less effective
|
|
than the two previous bombs we have described.
|
|
|
|
Procedure: Fill about 1/5 of your bottle with vinegar. Next take some tissue
|
|
paper [Kleenex or toilet paper] and wrap it around as much baking soda as
|
|
possible. You may want to use a few pieces of tissue paper. The more tissue
|
|
paper you use, the longer the delay will be for the reaction. When ready, drop
|
|
the wrapped baking soda into the bottle, cap the bottle *quickly*, and [need
|
|
we say?] run! If the bomb never explodes, that means there wasn't enough
|
|
pressure. On your next try, add more vinegar and use more baking soda.
|
|
|
|
Observations: Experimentation is the key to perfecting this bomb. Of course,
|
|
be extremely careful, and don't stick around after capping. The materials for
|
|
this bomb are common household items, making it more convienient to produce
|
|
than the other two bombs.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Acetylene Pressure Device:
|
|
==========================
|
|
|
|
Materials: Jar, calcium carbide, water, cardboard.
|
|
|
|
This is a very deadly device. Carbide, when in contact with water, produces
|
|
the ultra-flammable acetylene gas.
|
|
|
|
Procedure: Fill about 1/3 of the jar with water. Next, cut out a piece of
|
|
cardboard that is roughly the diameter of the jar. Push this inside the jar
|
|
about 1/2 way. Don't let it touch the water! The cardboard should stay where
|
|
you put it if it's big enough. Now put some carbide onto the cardboard. You
|
|
don't want the carbide to touch the water. Cap the jar, and when ready, turn
|
|
it upsidown and shake it a little. The jar should violently explode shortly
|
|
thereafter. If you want, leave a burning rag next to the bottle and you'll
|
|
have a fireball. Have the rag lit before you shake the jar! Don't waste any
|
|
time next to the jar after shaking it! This is a very deadly bomb, and you
|
|
don't want to be its victim.
|
|
|
|
Observations: This is a very dangerous, yet spectacular bomb. Needless to
|
|
say, it's also quite loud. If you don't know where to get carbide, try a
|
|
good sporting goods store. It's used in some miner's lamps.
|
|
|
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|
|
Chlorine Pressure Device:
|
|
=========================
|
|
|
|
Materials: Small-medium sized jar, 1 or 2 large test tubes, acid, bleach.
|
|
|
|
This is a fairly tricky bomb to make. Clorine is not a good gas to mess with
|
|
so use care with this device. Chlorine can blind you and damage your lungs.
|
|
|
|
Procedure: Fill one test tube with acid, and fill 1/3 of the jar with bleach.
|
|
Put the acid filled test tube in the jar and tape it to the side of the jar.
|
|
If your jar is large, you will want to fill two test tubes with acid. When
|
|
ready, cap the jar and turn it upside-down. Run to a nice viewing location
|
|
and watch the explosion! Don't go too near; chlorine is powerful stuff.
|
|
|
|
Observations: This pressure device not only makes a nice explosion, but
|
|
spreads chlorine around the area. Try to get a small jar and big test tubes
|
|
for this bomb. If you have a big jar and small test tubes, there won't be
|
|
enough pressure to cause an explosion
|
|
|
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|
|
Phosgene Pressure Device:
|
|
=========================
|
|
|
|
Materials: Small-medium sized jar, 1 or 2 large test tubes, ammonia, bleach.
|
|
|
|
This bomb has the same setup as the chlorine bomb, but uses ammonia instead of
|
|
acid to react with the bleach. Phosgene is also a dangerous gas and was used
|
|
in World War I in chemical weapons.
|
|
|
|
Procedure: Use the same procedure as the chlorine device, but use ammonia
|
|
instead of acid. First, try putting the ammonia in the test tube and the
|
|
bleach in the jar. If that doesn't create enough pressure put the ammonia
|
|
in the jar and the bleach in the test tube.
|
|
|
|
Observations: This is almost identical to the chlorine bomb. The only
|
|
difference is that they make different gasses. These last two bombs are
|
|
not as reliable as other bombs in this manuscript, but you can experiment
|
|
to get the best results.
|
|
|
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|
|
Radar Detectors!!!! Part one: Operation.
|
|
|
|
Police Radar works via the doppler effect, best
|
|
demonstrated by sound rather than microwaves. The doppler effect is the
|
|
relation of speed to the pitch of 'sound'. Sometime, all of you must have
|
|
had the distinct pleasure of being honked at by a motorist on the go,
|
|
you might have noticed that the horn <an F flat on most american cars>
|
|
begins with a higher pitch and as the car passes, drowns off to a lower
|
|
tone. The sound waves at the front of the car are pressed together by the
|
|
forward motion of the car, creating a higher pitch. As the car passes,
|
|
the tone dies off to a lower pitch because the waves are spread out.
|
|
Police radar works in much the same way. The major differences are the
|
|
frequency and the concentration of the carrier.
|
|
As of 1988, the F.C.C. is rumored to have lifted restrictions
|
|
on police radar frequencies. Before, only two frequencies were approved for
|
|
police radar use. X-band <10.525 GHz> which is most commonly used, and
|
|
K-band <24.15 Ghz>. I will assume for now, due to lack of any SOLID evidence
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supporting the restriction lift, that those are the only two in operation.
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Police radar 'beams' are similar in shape to a flashlight beam. They begin
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with a thin width and cone outwards with distance. Most guns operating at
|
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the X-band level have a range of about 2000 ft., although high power units
|
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can exceed 2500 and 3000ft., and K-band guns fall shorter at about 1200 ft..
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At 1500ft., the radar beam becomes about the width of four highway lanes, so
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for practical purposes radars range is around 1700 ft.. A radar signal
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transmitted from the 'Radar Gun's' transmitter, (called the oscillator) will
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bounce off a object and return to the radar receiver (or antenna). If the
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object is moving, the frequency of the beam will be altered as it bounces.
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This is most easily visualized watching water ripples. Assume now that I
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have just dropped a pebble in a pond, and the ripples are moving outward,
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assume also for purposes of simplicity that the ripples are moving at
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1 foot per second, and that they are one foot apart. The ripples are
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therefore also one second apart. Upon bouncing off a stationary object
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the ripples will return weakened, but at the same interval and speed
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<Not really the same speed, but let's not complicate things>. Now let
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us assume that a toy boat is traveling in the water at .5 ft. per second,
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1/2 the speed of the ripples, away from the point which I dropped the
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pebble. Assume the first ripple has hit the boat and is traveling back.
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The second ripple now traveling at 1 foot per second is only gaining on the
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boat by .5 feet per second <1 ft. per second - .5 ft. per second>. This means
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that the ripple is one foot away from the boat, as the ripples are one foot
|
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apart. The ripple will take 2 second to reach the boat, as the closure speed
|
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is .5 ft. per second and the distance is 1 foot. The ripple strikes the boat
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and bounces back two seconds after the first ripple. The process works
|
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inversely for an object moving towards the pebbles point of impact.
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As the distance between the ripples can be determined by the speed, on the
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other side, the speed can be determined by the distance between the ripples.
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Police radar works in the same way with microwaves. The microwave signal
|
|
bounces off a moving vehicle and returns altered in frequency. In this way
|
|
the radar unit determines the speed of the object. Radar is only accurate
|
|
when the object is moving directly at, or directly away from the gun,
|
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although some modern guns will account for this 'COSINE error', most won't.
|
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Cosine error can be defined as this: When a radar signal bounces off an
|
|
object at an angle from the objects direction of travel it will return a
|
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portion of the objects speed computed by the cosine of the infraction
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angle. If the angle of the objects direction and the radars direction is
|
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20 degrees the speed returned by the radar is 93.97% of the objects
|
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actual speed. cos (20) = .93969262 * objects speed = returned speed.
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For example: A car is traveling at 75 m.p.h.. The state trooper, in his
|
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infinite wisdom, decides to "Clock" the automobile in hopes of meeting his
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quota for the month. Picking up his handy radar gun, he aims, and fires
|
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an invisible beam of microwave energy. The officer however, being the rookie
|
|
he is, leaves a high angle between the cars direction and his beam of 45
|
|
degrees. Cos (45) = .707106781 .707106781 * 75m.p.h. = 53.03300859
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53 m.p.h. is displayed on the officers screen. Lucky motorist.
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Sorry 40 column users.
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| \
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| \ - Cosine Error -
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| \
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| 45 \
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| deg.\ - radar beam
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| \
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| \
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v \
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Direction of \
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cars travel \
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\
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X - state trooper.
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Part 2: Application
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In 1986, over 15 million speeding tickets were issued,
|
|
and experts estimate that over 25% of them were in error. Police have
|
|
been using radar for speed control for many years, and as the technology
|
|
has become more complex and accurate, so has the ability to get away with
|
|
the slight infractions of the speed limits set by the government become more
|
|
difficult. In recent years, the three most damaging advances to motorists
|
|
in radar technology include: A> Instant on radar. B> K-band radar. and
|
|
C> Cosine error correcting radar units.
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|
Instant on radar.
|
|
With the increase of radar receivers, or
|
|
"Detectors" on the roads, police have attempted to bypass the motorists
|
|
first line of defense. The most damaging advance in the war against speeding
|
|
motorists is instant on radar. The idea behind instant on radar is to make
|
|
the radar detector useless to the motorist by making his warning too late to
|
|
react to. Instant on radar was developed in early 1983, but never marketed
|
|
until late 1984 when the michigan state troopers were equipped with the first
|
|
instant on radar guns. It operates by deactivating the oscillator until
|
|
triggered by the officer. When used properly and under the right traffic
|
|
conditions, it is indefensible. It works like a camera, the officer
|
|
operating the radar will position himself behind a blind corner or over a
|
|
hill. When the approaching car crests the hill or rounds the corner, the
|
|
officer will activate the oscillator, taking a "snapshot" of your car.
|
|
As microwaves travel at the speed of light, any attempt at slowing down
|
|
is futile, the officer behind the gun has your speed in less than a tenth
|
|
of a second.
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|
|
|
K-band Radar.
|
|
When radar detectors were first marketed by
|
|
the markers of ESCORT, there was only one type of radar. X-band.
|
|
In an attempt to increase the dwindling speeding ticket revenue, K-band
|
|
was brought to life. K-band is a different frequency that could not be
|
|
picked up by the primitive detectors of the age. However, as the
|
|
frequency got out, the detectors adapted, and now any detector worth a dollar
|
|
will detect both X and K bands. K band is more dangerous as most K-band
|
|
guns are instant on and they have less 'Splash' and range than X-band guns.
|
|
This means that a K-band signal is probably closer to you.
|
|
|
|
Cosine error correcting guns.
|
|
|
|
Cosine error was a major falling of radar
|
|
in the judicial system, all readings were under question in court, the
|
|
result was a gun which will correct for cosine error by determining the
|
|
angle which the radar beam "impacts" with the car. Also new in correcting cosine
|
|
error were guns with 'Speed lock on' in which the highest speed reading
|
|
received by the gun is locked in and displayed.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Moving radar guns.
|
|
|
|
Until new developments, all radar units
|
|
had to remain stationary as radar measures only closure speed, and not actual
|
|
speed. Moving radar ended this trend. Moving radar works like this. First the radar
|
|
gun determines the patrol cars speed by clocking a sign or fixed
|
|
object. The closing speed of the patrol car to the sign is subtracted from
|
|
the now taken closing speed to the target car.
|
|
Patrols speed - 60 m.p.h.
|
|
Closing speed to car - 120 m.p.h.
|
|
120 m.p.h. - 60 m.p.h. = 60 m.p.h..
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|
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|
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|
Part 3: Defense
|
|
From the dawn of speed enforcement, motorists have sought
|
|
to defeat the laws, starting with detectors, continuing to jammers and
|
|
topping out with the new 'CHiPs detectors' The unfortunate conditions
|
|
now favor the police and law enforcement officials with the introduction
|
|
of new radar technologies such as instant on radar.
|
|
|
|
Detectors:
|
|
|
|
The simple radar receiver is the first line of
|
|
defense from radar. Varied in operation and features, the radar detectors
|
|
of today are designed to provide high sensitivity and low rates of false
|
|
alarms. Good detectors will measure signal strength and type <K or X>
|
|
and have an effective range of about 3000 ft. and a probable range of well
|
|
over a mile. Sensitivity tops out around 110.5 dBm/cm^2 for X band and
|
|
108 dBm/cm^2 for K band <Both set by the passport>. A detector can give
|
|
you an excellent advantage over radar by alerting you it's there. Detectors
|
|
become especially useful in chicago where instant on radar is not typically
|
|
used.
|
|
Jammers:
|
|
Radar jammers are essentially units that
|
|
transmit microwaves at a frequency dictating a certain speed. The result is
|
|
regardless of your speed, the police radar unit will display the speed you
|
|
set the jammer to transmit. Jammers are highly illegal and will be
|
|
confiscated if discovered, expect a stiff fine.
|
|
|
|
Chip's detector.
|
|
|
|
This is a new device, which is really a scanner
|
|
on the police radio band. It takes advantage of a signal transmitted by the
|
|
patrol cars in some states as part of their dispatch system. The signal
|
|
carries for about three miles, and the Chip's Detector will alert you if you
|
|
are within that range of a highway patrol unit. It also allows scanning
|
|
of police radio channels.
|
|
|
|
Last words.
|
|
|
|
Radar is a basically accurate instrument, when used
|
|
properly, it can be deadly. As I have said before instant on radar is
|
|
impossible to avoid when there is no other traffic around, regardless of
|
|
a detector. The only thing that comes close is a Radar Jammer, which
|
|
will most likely not serve you well unless it is WELL hidden. Radar
|
|
jammers are dangerous with the introduction of the HAWK, a radar unit by
|
|
Kustom Signals, which DETECTS radar jammers in the hold mode.
|
|
Aside from radar, VASCAR
|
|
<Visual average speed computer and recorder>
|
|
is a new danger to motorists. It is basically a stopwatch
|
|
used to time your movement between two point of which the interval distance
|
|
is known. Using the formula Average velocity = distance / time, the state
|
|
trooper can determine your speed without setting off your detector.
|
|
Instant on radar defense.
|
|
|
|
The only real defense for instant on radar
|
|
is traffic. Traffic will cause the trooper to activate his radar gun more
|
|
often, cluing you into his presence. A jammer well hidden will help,
|
|
but the best technique is to follow a car making good time. Any police
|
|
units in the area will clock him first, and legally they have to ticket him,
|
|
unless you're too close.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Remember:
|
|
Do not speed, it is a dangerous practice, and I can not be responsible
|
|
for any injury, or action due to this file, it is for informational
|
|
purposes only. The state troopers enforce speed limits for your
|
|
safety.
|
|
|
|
Radar guns: Models.
|
|
|
|
Radar guns are manufactured by many different
|
|
companies, but the primary ones are Kustom Signals, M.p.h. Industries, and Decatur.
|
|
The deadliest gun now available is the HAWK
|
|
manufactured by Kustom Signals. It is the first gun capable of clocking
|
|
cars moving the SAME direction as the patrol car. It has two antennas, one
|
|
forward, and one back. Like I stated before, it is also the first gun capable
|
|
of detecting radar jammers. These run about 2000$
|
|
|
|
Kr-11
|
|
This gun is a two piece model which uses
|
|
a weak pulse signal in the moving mode to determine the patrol car's speed
|
|
while not triggering detectors. This gun permits a faster clocking time for
|
|
instant on moving radar, it runs about $1200
|
|
|
|
Falcon
|
|
This is a hand held gun operating on K band
|
|
Small and compact it is preferred among law enforcement radars. It runs about
|
|
600$
|
|
|
|
Hr-4 Hr-8 Hr-12
|
|
400,500,750$ respectively, these are hand
|
|
held radar guns made by Kustom Signals
|
|
|
|
Prices for radar units range from 250-2000$
|
|
I personally enjoy harassing that 911
|
|
who barrels by at 95 with a detector.
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
{=--=} Picking Combination Locks {=--=}
|
|
{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}{=--=}
|
|
|
|
Ok, so ya say ya wanna learn how to pick combination locks...If you do this
|
|
right, it will help you. First of all, let me tell you about the set-up of a
|
|
lock. When the lock is locked, there is a curved piece of metal wedged inside
|
|
the little notch on the horseshoe shaped bar that is pushed in to the lock when
|
|
you lock it. To free this wedge, you usually have to turn the lock to the
|
|
desired combination and the pressure on the wedge is released therefore letting
|
|
the lock open. I will now tell you how to make a pick so you can open a lock
|
|
without having to waste all that time turning the combination (this also helps
|
|
when ya don't know the combination to begin with). First of all, ya need to
|
|
find a hairpin. What's a hairpin? Well, just ask your mom. She will have one.
|
|
If she asks what its for, say ya gotta hold something together... If she says
|
|
use a rubberband or use a paperclip, tell her to fuck off and die and then go to
|
|
the store and rip off a box of 50 or so. Once you have your hair pin (make sure
|
|
its metal), take the ridged side and break it off right before it starts to make
|
|
a U-turn onto the straight side. The curved part can now be used as a handle.
|
|
Now, using a file, file down the other end until it is fairly thin. You should
|
|
do this to many hairpins and file them so they are of different thicknesses so
|
|
you can pick various locks. Some locks are so cheap that ya don't even have
|
|
ta file! But most are not. Ok, now you have a lock pick. Now if ya haven't
|
|
figured it out, here's how ya use it. You look at a lock to see which side the
|
|
lock opens from. If you can't tell, you will just have to try both sides.
|
|
When ya find out what side it opens from, take the lock pick and stick the
|
|
filed end into the inside of the horseshoe-shaped bar on whichever side the
|
|
lock opens from. Now, put pressure on the handle of the lock pick (pushing
|
|
down, into the crack) and pull the lock up and down. The lock will then open
|
|
because the pick separated the wedge and the notch allowing us thieves to open
|
|
it. Don't say bullshit until you've tried it. Because I have gotten lots of
|
|
beer money from doin' this to fellow students' gym lockers. Also, this
|
|
technique works best on American locks. I have never picked a Master lock
|
|
before because of the shape a pressure of the wedge but if anyone does it, let
|
|
me know how long it took. Also, the Master lock casing is very tight so ya
|
|
can't get the pick in. So, if you're locking something valuable up, use a
|
|
Master, cuz at least ya know I won't be picking it and I'm sure there aren't
|
|
that many that could. And when I say pick, i don't mean lighting a stick of
|
|
dynamite next to the lock, picking is opening a lock without using force, making
|
|
a substitute key, etc...
|
|
|
|
|
|
Picking Master Locks
|
|
|
|
Have you ever tried to impress your friends by picking one of those Master
|
|
combination locks and failed? Well then read on. The Master lock company has
|
|
made this kind of lock with a protection scheme. If you pull the handle of it
|
|
hard, the knob won't turn. That was their biggest mistake...... Ok, now on to
|
|
it.
|
|
|
|
1st number. Get out any of the Master locks so you know what's going on.
|
|
1: The handle part (the part that springs open when you get the combination),
|
|
pull on it, but not enough so that the knob won't move. 2: While pulling on it
|
|
turn the knob to the left until it won't move any more. Then add 5 to this
|
|
number. Congradulations, you now have the 1st number.
|
|
|
|
2nd number. (a lot tougher) Ok, spin the dial around a couple of times,
|
|
then go to the 1st number you got, then turn it to the right, bypassing the 1st
|
|
number once. WHEN you have bypassed. Start pulling the handle and turning it.
|
|
It will eventually fall into the groove and lock. While in the groove pull on
|
|
it and turn the knob. If it is loose go to the next groove; if it's stiff you
|
|
got the second number.
|
|
|
|
3rd number: After getting the 2nd, spin the dial, then enter the 2 numbers,
|
|
then after the 2nd, go to the right and at all the numbers pull on it. The lock
|
|
will eventually open if you did it right. If can't do it the first time, be
|
|
patient, it takes time.
|
|
|
|
----------------------------------------
|
|
PYROTECHNICAL
|
|
DELIGHTS
|
|
----------------------------------------
|
|
MANY OF YOU OUT THERE PROBABLY HAVEFANTASIES OF REVENGE AGAINST
|
|
TEACHERS,
|
|
PRINCIPALS AND OTHER PEOPLE WHO ARE JUSTASSHOLES. DEPENDING ON YOUR LEVEL
|
|
OF
|
|
HATRED OF THIS PERSON I WOULD ADVISE THAT YOU DO SOME OF THESE
|
|
FOLLOWING
|
|
|
|
EXPERIMENTS:
|
|
|
|
(1) POURING DISHSOAP INTO THE GAS TANK OF YOUR ENEMY- MANY OF YOU
|
|
ALREADY
|
|
KNOW THAT GASOLINE + DISHSOAP(E.G. JOY, PALMOLIVE, ETC.) FORM A MIXTURE
|
|
CALLED
|
|
NAPALM. NOW NAPALM IS A JELLY-LIKE SUBSTANCE USED IN BOMBS,
|
|
FLAMETHROWERS,
|
|
ETC. NOW YOU CAN ONLY GUESS WHAT THIS MIXTURE WOULD DO TO SOMEONE'S FUEL
|
|
LINE!
|
|
|
|
(2) SPREADING DIRTY MOTOR OIL/CASTOR OIL ON SOMEONE'S EXHAUST PIPE-
|
|
WHEN THE EXHAUST PIPE HEATS UP(AND IT WILL!!)THE MOTOR OIL OR CASTOR OIL
|
|
ON THE PIPE WILL CAUSE THICK, DISGUSTING SMOKE TO OOZE FORTH FROM THE
|
|
BACK OF THAT CAR. WHO KNOWS MAYBE
|
|
HE/SHE MIGHT BE PULLED OVER AND GIVEN A TICKET!!
|
|
|
|
|
|
FUN WITH ALARMS
|
|
|
|
A FACT I FORGOT TO MENTION IN MY PREVIOUS ALARM ARTICLES IS THAT ONE CAN
|
|
ALSO
|
|
USE POLYURETHANE FOAM IN A CAN TO SILENCE HORNS AND BELLS. YOU CAN
|
|
PURCHASE
|
|
THIS AT ANY HARDWARE STORE AS INSULATION. IT IS EASIER TO HANDLE AND
|
|
DRIES
|
|
FASTER.
|
|
|
|
MANY PEOPLE THAT TRAVEL CARRY A POCKET ALARM WITH THEM. THIS ALARM IS
|
|
A SMALL
|
|
DEVICE THAT IS HUNG AROUND THE DOOR KNOB, AND WHEN SOMEONE TOUCHES THE
|
|
KNOB HIS
|
|
BODY CAPACITANCE SETS OFF THE ALARM. THESE NASTY NUISENCES CAN BE FOUND
|
|
BY
|
|
WALKING DOWN THE HALLS OF A HOTEL AND TOUCHING ALL THE DOOR KNOBS VERY
|
|
QUICKLY.
|
|
IF YOU HAPPEN TO CHANCE UPON ONE, ATTACH A 3' LENGTH OF WIRE OR OTHER
|
|
METAL
|
|
OBJECT TO THE KNOB. THIS WILL CAUSE THE SLEEPING BUSINESS PIG INSIDE TO
|
|
THINK
|
|
SOMEONE IS BREAKING IN AND CALL ROOM SERVICE FOR HELP. ALL SORTS OF FUN
|
|
AND
|
|
GAMES WILL ENSUE.
|
|
|
|
SOME HIGH-SECURITY INSTALATIONS USE KEYPADS JUST LIKE TOUCH-TONE PADS (A
|
|
REGISTERED TRADE MARK OF BELL SYSTEMS) TO OPEN LOCKS OR DISARM ALARMS.
|
|
MOST
|
|
USE THREE OR FOUR DIGITS. TO FIGURE OUT THE CODE, WIPE THE KEY-PAD FREE FROM
|
|
ALL FINGERPRINTS. AFTER IT HAD BEEN USED JUST APPLY FINGER PRINT DUST AND
|
|
ALL
|
|
FOUR DIGITS WILL BE MARKED. NOW ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS FIGURE OUT THE
|
|
ORDER.
|
|
|
|
IF YOU WANT TO HAVE SOME FUN WITH A KEYPAD, TRY PRESSING THE * AND # AT
|
|
THE
|
|
SAME TIME. MANY UNITS USE THIS AS A PANIC BUTTON. THIS WILL BRING THE
|
|
OWNER
|
|
AND THE COPS RUNNING AND EVERYONE WILL HAVE A GOOD TIME. NEVER TRY TO
|
|
REMOVE
|
|
THEM FROM THE WALL, AS THEY ALL HAVE TAMPER SWITCHES.
|
|
|
|
ON THE SUBJECT OF HOLDUPS, MOST PLACES (INCLUDING SUPER-MARKETS, LIQUER
|
|
STORES,
|
|
ETC.) HAVE WHAT IS KNOWN AS A MONEY CLIP. THESE LITTLE NASTIES ARE PLACED
|
|
AT
|
|
THE BOTTOM OF A MONEY DRAWER AND WHEN THE LAST FEW BILLS ARE WITH-
|
|
DRAWN A
|
|
SWITCH CLOSES AND SETS THE ALARM OFF. THAT'S WHY WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR
|
|
WITHDRAWL
|
|
IT'S BEST TO HELP YOUR-SELF SO YOU CAN CHECK FOR THESE LITTLE NASTIES. IF YOU
|
|
FIND THEM, MERELY INSERT ONES UNDERNEATH THE PILE OF TWENTIES, AND THEN
|
|
PULL
|
|
OUT THE TWEN-TIES, LEAVING THE ONE-DOLLAR BILL BEHIND TO PREVENT THE
|
|
CIRCUIT
|
|
FROM CLOSING.
|
|
|
|
IF YOU SHOPLIFT AND SEE CAMERAS, LOOK AT THE BRAND. IF IT IS SURVEILLANCE
|
|
VIDEO SYSTEMS (SVS) YOU NEED NOT WORRY. THESE CAMERAS LOOK REALISTIC TO
|
|
THE
|
|
POINT OF PILOT LIGHTS, COAX, AND SCANNING. HOWEVER, THEY ARE ONLY EMPTY
|
|
BOXES.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Preparation of TNT
|
|
|
|
1. Take two beakers. In the first prepare a solution of 76 percent sulfuric
|
|
acid, 23 percent nitric acid and 1 percent water. In the other beaker, prepare
|
|
another solution of 57 percent nitric acid and 43 percent sulfuric acid
|
|
(percentages are on a weight ratio rather than volume).
|
|
|
|
2. Ten grams of the first solutions are poured into an empty beaker and placed
|
|
in an ice bath.
|
|
|
|
3. Add ten grams of toluene, and stir for several minutes.
|
|
|
|
4. remove this beaker from the ice bath and gently heat until it reaches 50
|
|
degrees C. The solution is stirred constantly while being heated.
|
|
|
|
5. Fifty additional grams of the acid, from the first beaker, are added and the
|
|
temperature is held for the next ten minutes, and an oily liquid will begin to
|
|
form on the top of the acid.
|
|
|
|
6. After 10 or 12 minutes, the acid solution is returned to the ice bath, and
|
|
cooled to 45 begrees C> when reaching this temperature, the oily liquid will
|
|
sink and collect at the bottom of the beaker. At this point, the remaining acid
|
|
solution should be drawn off, by using a syringe.
|
|
|
|
7. Fifty more grams of the first acid solution are added to the oily liquid
|
|
while the temperature is SLOWLY being raised to 83 degrees C. After this
|
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temperature is reached, it is maintaind for a full half hour.
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8. At the end of this period, he solution is allowed to cool to 60 degrees C>,
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and is held at this temperature for another full half hour. After this, the
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acid is again drawn off, leaving once more only the oily liquid at the bottem.
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9. Thirty grams of sulfuric acid are added, while the oily liquid is gently
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heated to 80 degrees C. All temperature increases must be accoumplished slowly
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and gently.
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10.Once the desired temperature is reached, 30 grams of the second acid solution
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are added, and the temperature is raised from 80 dgregrees C> to 104 degrees C.,
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and is held for three hours.
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11.After this three hour period, the mixture is lowered to 100 degrees C. and
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held there for a half hour.
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12.After this half hour, the oil is removed form the acid and washed with
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boiling water.
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13.After the washing with boiling water, while being stired constantly, the TNT
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will begin to solidify.
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14.When the solidification has started, cold water is added to the beaker, so
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that the TNT will form into pellets. Once this is done, you have a good quality
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TNT.
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NOTE: the temperatures used in the preparation of TNT are EXACT, and must be
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used as such. DO NOT estimate or use aproximations. Buy a good centigrade
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thermometer.
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TIME DELAYED CHEMICAL FUSE
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--------------------------
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1) Put 1 teaspoon full of of potassium
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permanganate in a tin can.
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2) add glycerine
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3) wait 3-4 min.
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4) get the hell out.. the stuff will
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smoke, then burst into flame..
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** potasium permanganate stains like iodine but worse [it's purple]
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** the reaction will spatter a bit, it can be messy...
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** it doesn't matter if the amounts are uneven [ie. 1 part to 3 parts]
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ALUMINUM KILLER (OVERNIGHT)
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---------------
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silver iodide --> aluminum iodide
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+ aluminum + silver
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..or..
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AgI + Al --> Ag + AlI
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ALUMINUM IODIDE is very hydroscopic -- it will absorb water [it will even
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absorb water out of the air!]
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SILVER IODIDE eats through aluminum -- the resulting aluminum iodide will
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>disolve itself< as it aborbs H20 from the air!
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The final result is aluminum with a wet hole in it. [the wetness is AlI
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solution]
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Natural gas flows through millions of miles of piplines in the U.S. One
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|
charge will blow up a gas pipeline along miles of its length since the
|
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air let into the pipeline by the explosion will cause secondary explosions.
|
|
Of 65 pipelines,24 carry 97% of the gas which accounts for more than one-third
|
|
of the nation's total energy supply. Only 4 pipelines connects the gas
|
|
fields in the South and Southwest to New York and Los Angeles. Maps of the
|
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lines can be obtanied from the Department of Energy and by studying industry
|
|
journals.
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|
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Oil pipelines can be destroyed by penetrating the central pipeline control
|
|
system. In one Southern city, which controls oil movement in several states.
|
|
Yikes! And contrary to the argument advanced by some self-styled specialists
|
|
and the news media that few possess the technological expertise to use
|
|
weapons of mass destruction, it is much much easier than you think.
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|
|
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There's a book giving location,published in the New York Times,Feb 1979,
|
|
two large map pinpointing every power station and transmission line from
|
|
Washington to the Canadian border. Blowing up some of these stations and
|
|
lines would wipe out the electrical supply of the East Coast.
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|
|
|
For another example, the a Book called 'Basement Nukes, $6.95, by
|
|
some guy named, Charles Clark. Title of the book is :
|
|
Technological Terrorism $10.00
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|
|
|
Clark shows how they canb be readily obtained by theft from inefficently
|
|
guarded nuclear plants and armories. Both of the above mentioned books
|
|
are readily available to anyone with the buck, how sad,huh...shit!
|
|
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Technological Terrorism is a nightmare scenario,and a serious warning to
|
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every one of us.
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|
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That really screws up the old head.
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EXPLOSIVES AND INCENDIARIES
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INTRODUCTION: The trouble with text books on chemistry and explosives is
|
|
the attitude with which they are written. They don't say, "Now I know
|
|
you would like to blow holy hell out of something just for the fun of it so
|
|
here is how to whip up something in your kitchen to do it". They tell you
|
|
how Dupont does it or how the anchient Chineese did it but not how you can do
|
|
it with the resourses and materials available to you. Even army manuals on
|
|
field expedient explosives are almost useless because they are just outlines
|
|
written with the understanding that an instructor is going to fill in the
|
|
blanks. It is a fun game to search out the materials that can be put together
|
|
to make something go "boom". You can find what you need in grocery stores,
|
|
hardware stores, and farm supplies. An interesting point to remember is that
|
|
it is much easier to make a big explosion than a small one. It is very
|
|
difficult for a home experimenter to make a firecracker, but a bomb capable
|
|
of blowing the walls out of a building is easy. The king of explosives for the
|
|
do-it-yourselfer is black powder. It is easy to make and when properly confined
|
|
is capable of devestating power. CLOSEINFORM ootable powder used for
|
|
spraying. It is cheap and works well. Some drug stores sell sulfur under the
|
|
name Flowers of Sulfur. If you use Nitrate of Soda, it will be in the form
|
|
of prills (little round beads). Bake it in an oven at 250 degrees for 10-15
|
|
minutes to drive out the moisture. Then dump a cup or two into a blender and
|
|
switch it on. It will do a beautiful job of reducing it to powder. Buy a bag
|
|
of charcoal briquettes at a grocery store. Put a few briquettes in a rag
|
|
and pound with hammer. Dump the result into the blender, grind, then strain
|
|
through a tea strainer. Mix by volume: 6 parts potassium or Sodium Nitrate, 2
|
|
parts powdered charcoal, 1 part sulfur. This mixture will burn if ignited and
|
|
will explode if ignited while tightly confined. It can be greatly improved,
|
|
however, by processing it as follows: Moisten with water until it will stick
|
|
together when pinched between thumb and finger. Press it into a disposable
|
|
aluminum pie pan. Bake in a preheated oven at 250 degrees for about 30
|
|
minutes--get it totally dry. Grind into as fine a powder as possible. A mortar
|
|
and pestle is best. If you use a blender at this point, there is a
|
|
danger of explosion. It is not very sensative to friction or impact, but is
|
|
very sensative to sparks. If you followed these directions, you should
|
|
have a fine slate-grey powder.
|
|
|
|
When baking black powder, remember to preheat the oven. Place your pie pan
|
|
approximately in the center of the oven. Do not set it on the bottom of
|
|
the oven. These warnings are to prevent hot spots that could ignite the powder
|
|
causing a fire or explosion. Something went wrong once when my father-in-law
|
|
was doing this and it blew the door right off the oven. His training in
|
|
military demolitions included field expedient explosives. The point is that
|
|
things can go wrong even when you know what you are doing. Protect yourself at
|
|
all times. Use common sense. Wear safety glasses; don't stand in front of
|
|
oven, etc. HOW TO MAKE BLACKMATCH FUSE: Take a flat piece of plastic or metal
|
|
(brass or aluminum are easy to work with and won't rust). Drill a 1/16th
|
|
inch hole through it. This is your die for sizing the fuse. You can make fuses
|
|
as big as you want, but this is the right size for the pipe bomb I will be
|
|
getting to later. To about 1/2 cup of black powder add water to make a thin
|
|
paste. Add 1/2 teaspoon of corn starch. Cut some one foot lengths of cotton
|
|
thread. Use cotton, not silk or thread made from synthetic fibers. Put these
|
|
together until you have a thickness that fills the hole in the die but can
|
|
be drawn through very easily. Tie your bundle of threads together at one end.
|
|
Separate the threads and hold the bundle over the black powder mixture.
|
|
Lower the threads with a circular motion so they start curling onto the
|
|
mixture. Press them under with the back of a teaspoon and continue lowering
|
|
them so they coil into the paste. Take the end you are holding and thread it
|
|
through the die. Pull it through smoothly in one long motion. To dry
|
|
your fuse, lay it on a piece of aluminum foil and bake it in your 250
|
|
degree oven or tie it to a grill in the oven and let it hang down. The fuse
|
|
must be baked to make it stiff enough for the uses it will be put to later.
|
|
Air drying will not do the job. If you used Sodium Nitrate, it will not even
|
|
dry completely at room temperatures. Cut the dry fuse with sissors into 2
|
|
inch lengths and store in an air tight container. Handle this fuse carefuly to
|
|
avoid breaking it. You can also use a firecracker fuse if you have any
|
|
available. The fuses can usually be pulled out without breaking. To give
|
|
yourself some running time, you will be extending these fuses (blackmatch or
|
|
firecracker fuse) with sulfured wick. HOW TO MAKE SULFURED WICK: Use heavy
|
|
cotton string about 1/8th inch in diameter. You can find some at a garden
|
|
supply for tieing up your tomatoes. Be sure it's cotton. You can test it by
|
|
lighting one end. It sould continue to burn after the match is removed and
|
|
when blown out will have a smoldering coal on the end. Put some sulfur in a
|
|
small container like a small pie pan and melt it in the oven at 250 degrees.
|
|
It will melt into a transparent yellow liquid. If it starts turning brown, it
|
|
is too hot. Coil about a one foot length of string into it. The melted
|
|
sulfur will soak in quickly. When saturated, pull it out and tie it up to
|
|
cool and harden. It can be cut to desired lengths with sissors. 2 inches
|
|
is about right. These wicks will burn slowly with a blue flame and do not
|
|
blow out easily in a moderate wind. They will not burn through a hole in a
|
|
metal pipe, but are great for extending your other fuse. They will not throw
|
|
off sparks. Blackmatch generates sparks which can ignite it along its length
|
|
causing unpredictable burning times. Now you have the basic ingredients to
|
|
shake the earth like thunder. In the next installment or two, I will tell
|
|
you how to put it all together to do just that. You will find that you have
|
|
baked a very deadly pie. I have twice been accused of setting off dynamite in
|
|
the woods. The explosive power of your little grey powder may exceed your
|
|
expectations, so choose your testing ground with care.
|
|
|
|
|
|
HOW TO MAKE ROCKET FUEL:
|
|
|
|
This is easy to make and fun to play with. Mix equal parts by volume Potassium
|
|
or Sodium Nitrate and granulated sugar. Pour a big spoonful of this into a pile.
|
|
Stick a piece of blackmatch fuse into it; light; and step back. This is also
|
|
a very hot incendiary. A little imagination will suggest a lot of experiments
|
|
for this. ANOTHER ROCKET FUEL: Mix equal parts by volume of zinc dust and
|
|
sulfur. Watch out if you experiment with this. It goes off in a sudden flash.
|
|
It is not a powerful explosive, but is violent stuff even when not confined
|
|
because of its fast burning rate. --- As I continue from this point some of the
|
|
ingredients are going to be harder to get without going through a chemical
|
|
supply. I try to avoid this. I happen to know that B. Prieser Scientific
|
|
has been instructed by the police to send them the names of anyone buying
|
|
chemicals in certain combinations. For example, if a person were to buy
|
|
Sulfuric acid, Nitric acid and Toluene (the makings for TNT) in one order the
|
|
police would be notified. I will do the best I can to tell you how to make the
|
|
things you need from commonly available materials, but I don't want to leave
|
|
out something really good because you might have to scrounge for an ingredient.
|
|
I am guessing you would prefer it that way.
|
|
|
|
|
|
HOW TO MAKE CONCENTRATED SULFURIC ACID FROM BATTERY ACID
|
|
|
|
Go to an auto supply store and ask for "a small battery acid". This should only
|
|
cost a few dollars (about 4 dollars). What you will get is about a gallon of
|
|
dilute sulfuric acid. Put a pint of this into a heat resistant glass container.
|
|
The glass pitchers used for making coffee are perfect. Do not use a metal
|
|
container. Use an extension cord to set up a hotplate out doors. Boil the acid
|
|
until white fumes appear. As soon as you see the white fumes, turn off the
|
|
hot plate and let the acid cool. Pour the now concentrated acid into a glass
|
|
container. The container must have a glass stopper or plastic cap -- no
|
|
metal. It must be air tight. Otherwize, the acid will quickly absorb moisture
|
|
from the air and become diluted. Want to know how to make a time bomb that
|
|
doesn't tick and has no wires or batteries? Hold on to your acid and
|
|
follow me into the next installment.
|
|
|
|
HOW TO MAKE A CHEMICAL TIME DELAY FUSE:
|
|
To get an understanding of how this is going to work, mix up equal parts by
|
|
volume Potassium chlorate and granulated sugar. Pour a spoonful of
|
|
the mixture in a small pile and make a depression in the top with the end of a
|
|
spoon. Using a medicine dropper, place one drop of concentrated sulfuric acid
|
|
in the depression and step back. It will snap and crackle a few times and
|
|
then burst into vigorous flames. To make the fuse, cut about 2 inches off a
|
|
plastic drinking straw. Tamp a small piece of cotton in one end. On top of
|
|
this put about an inch of the clorate/sugar mixture. Now lightly tamp
|
|
in about a quarter inch of either glass wool or asbestos fibers. Secure this
|
|
with the open end up and drop in 3 or 4 drops of sulfuric acid. After a few
|
|
minutes the acid will soak through the fibers and ignite the mixture. The time
|
|
delay can be controled by the amount of fiber used and by varying how tightly
|
|
it is packed. Don't use cotton for this. The acid will react with cotton
|
|
and become weakened in the process. By punching a hole in the side of the
|
|
straw, a piece of blackmatch or other fuse can be inserted and used to set
|
|
off the device of your choice. Potassium chlorate was very popular
|
|
with the radical underground. It can be used to make a wide variety of
|
|
explosives and incendiaries, some of them extremely dangerous to handle. The
|
|
radicals lost several people that way.
|
|
|
|
HOW TO MAKE AN ELECTRIC FUSE:
|
|
Take a flashlight bulb and place it glass tip down on a file. Grind it down on
|
|
the file until there is a hole in the end. Solder one wire to the case of the
|
|
bulb and another to the center conductor at the end. Fill the bulb with black
|
|
powder or powdered match head. One or two flashlight batteries will heat the
|
|
fillament in the bulb causing the powder to ignite.
|
|
|
|
ANOTHER ELECTRIC FUSE:
|
|
Take a medium grade of steel wool and pull a strand out of it. Attach it
|
|
to the ends of two pieces of copper wire by wrapping it around a few turns
|
|
and then pinch on a small piece of solder to bind the strand to the wire.
|
|
You want about 1/2 inch of steel strand between the wires. Number 18 or 20 is a
|
|
good size wire to use. Cut a 1/2 by 1 inch piece of cardboard of the type
|
|
used in match covers. Place a small pile of powdered match head in the
|
|
center and press it flat. place the wires so the steel strand is on top of
|
|
and in contact with the powder. Sprinkle on more powder to cover the
|
|
strand. The strand should be surounded with powder and not touching anything
|
|
else except the wires at its ends. Place a piece of blackmatch in contact
|
|
with the powder. Now put a piece of masking tape on top of the lot, and
|
|
fold it under on the two ends. Press it down so it sticks all around the
|
|
powder. The wires are sticking out on one side and the blackmatch on the
|
|
other. A single flashlight battery will set this off.
|
|
|
|
ELECTRIC FUSE # 3:
|
|
An excellent electric fuse can be bought ready made at hobby and toy stores.
|
|
They are sold for setting off model rockets.
|
|
|
|
How to get Revenge on Someone
|
|
-----------------------------
|
|
Everyone has an enemy that they would like to seek revenge on without the
|
|
victim knowing who the aggressor is. Here are ways that have been proven
|
|
effective in the field of harrasing and/or annoying someone.
|
|
|
|
Call the news papers, and adverise an arctile similar to this: "You too
|
|
can make calls free through MCI, ITT, and other long distance services just
|
|
by making a local call. For more information, send a self-adressed
|
|
stamped envlope to:(fill in name and adress with zip code)" After this has
|
|
appeared in the papers, inform your local FBI agent or police officer of
|
|
his ad. You can also advertise an ad like this: "Apple //e, 128k, 2 disk
|
|
drives, Amdek Color 3 Monitor, Hayes Smartmodem 1200, and much more. $750
|
|
or best offer. (phone number)".
|
|
|
|
Another prank is to call house at all hours, and post on all boards that a
|
|
new bulletin board is opening up at his number. Get everyone you know to
|
|
call him at all times (preferably late at night. Call answering machines,
|
|
and give the persons number and tell them to call right away. Also during
|
|
the day you can look up people in the phone that have a "Mr. and Mrs." there,
|
|
and the wife will probably be home, but not the husband, so tell the wife to
|
|
tell the husband to call your victim as soon as possible and give number.
|
|
Call Taxi's, Exterminators, Pizza deliverys, Catorers, Garages, Plumers,
|
|
Dog Funeral Homes, Flower and Ballon deliverys, Moving Services, Singing
|
|
and Striptease telegrams, Junkyards to remove garbage, report robberies and
|
|
fires at his/her house, Locksmiths, order oil from several companies
|
|
(heating oil), order family portraits taken at their home, sign him/her up
|
|
for the army, call realtors to put house for sale, Septic cleaners, house
|
|
remodelers, call Bell + tell you are having with phone, call cable company,
|
|
and call phone sex lines that call back and give his number to call back.
|
|
Order plane tickets, send brochures of all shit like colleges, beauty schools,
|
|
and all other things that send info. on their place, and adress it to:
|
|
"DICK" and his last name.
|
|
|
|
To have a little phun, drop by his house one day, tie a chain to the back
|
|
of you truck/car and the other end to the victims mailbox. Take off, and no
|
|
more mailbox. Also, throw eggs at house and cars, piss on cars and is gas
|
|
tank of cars. Get 300 sheets+ of paper and put in a paper shreader and after
|
|
it is in 1" by 1" pieces, throw all over his lawn in various places.
|
|
Another fun thing is to bring along a baseball bat and knock the shit out
|
|
of his mailbox. Send mail with not enough postage to them, and wrap up
|
|
bricks and rocks and put no return adress on them and drop in a mailbox.
|
|
Get a library card out in his name, and take out books and don't return them.
|
|
Lay tacks on either side of tires of his car so either way he will run over
|
|
them. Take weed killer, and pour it on his flower garden or put your
|
|
initials on his front yard with it so it will show up with dead grass. You
|
|
can also use the old trick of laying dog shit on his front porch. Pour
|
|
grease all over driveway and steps, dump your garbage cans over front yard,
|
|
when he puts his garbage at the end of the driveway, dump the cans over the
|
|
street so he will have to pick it up in the morning. Smear warm tar on his
|
|
car windshield, and that shit isn't coming off. Crazy Glue or stick gum
|
|
over and in his car locks, and if he goes to school do the same to his
|
|
locker. Catch fish, and let them sit out in the sun for a day, and that
|
|
night lay the fish in their front yard. Lay cow shit in their air conditioner,
|
|
and stick sticks in the between the fan blades for the air conditioner.
|
|
The toilet paper around their trees is always good, and wet toilet paper and
|
|
stand out in the street and whip them at their house, and when it dries, it
|
|
is hard as rock stuck to their house. If they leave toys out, stick skate-
|
|
boards under car tires, rip heads off of dolls, pull seats out bikes, and
|
|
let air out of bike tires. You can also ride by in the car with your BB
|
|
gun, and try your target practice. Some of this has been tried, and some
|
|
not, but remember that it is best to be near them when these happen, so you
|
|
can see their faces. Never hint who you are, and warn that you are not
|
|
finshed yet. The best weapon you have is your phone, because they can't keep
|
|
their phone off the hook 24 hrs. a day. If they take the phone off the hook,
|
|
try back in 1/2 hour, and it will be back on. Most of these have been
|
|
proven effective, and the others will most likely effective. We have sat
|
|
here for hours thinking of every possible method of harrasing, bothing,
|
|
and annoying someone to the point of insanity.
|
|
|
|
|
|
->MEDIUM EXPLOSIVE<-
|
|
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
|
|
1) MIX: 7 PARTS POTASSIUM CHLORATE
|
|
--------------------------
|
|
1 PART VASELINE
|
|
|
|
2) TO IGNITE, USE AN ELECTRIC CHARGE OR
|
|
A FUSE.
|
|
|
|
|
|
]]]]]]]]]]#[[[[[[[[[[
|
|
]] LOCK PICKING [[
|
|
]]]]]]]]]]#[[[[[[[[[[
|
|
|
|
SO YOU WANT TO BE A CRIMINAL. WELL, IF YOU ARE WANTING TO BE LIKE
|
|
JAMES BOND AND OPEN A LOCK IN FIFTEEN SECONDS, GO TO HOLLYWOOD
|
|
BECAUSE THAT'S THE ONLY PLACE YOUR GONNA DO IT. EVEN EXPERIENCED
|
|
LOCKSMITHS CAN SPEND 5 TO 10 MINUTES ON A LOCK IF THEY'RE
|
|
UNLUCKY. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR EXTREMELY QUICK ACCESS, LOOK
|
|
ELSEWHERE.
|
|
|
|
THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS WILL PERTAIN MOSTLY TO THE
|
|
"LOCK-IN-KNOB" TYPE LOCK, SINCE IT IS THE EASIEST TO PICK. IF
|
|
THERE IS SUFFICIENT DEMAND, I WILL LATER WRITE A FILE DISCUSSING
|
|
THE OTHER FORMS OF ENTRANCE, INCLUDING DEAD-BOLT.
|
|
|
|
FIRST OF ALL, YOU NEED A PICK SET. IF YOU KNOW A LOCKSMITH, GET
|
|
HIM TO MAKE YOU A SET. THIS WILL BE THE BEST POSSIBLE SET FOR YOU
|
|
TO USE. IF YOU FIND A LOCKSMITH WILLING TO SUPPLY A SET, DON'T
|
|
GIVE UP HOPE. IT IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE YOUR OWN, IF YOU HAVE ACCESS
|
|
TO A GRINDER (YOU CAN USE A FILE, BUT IT TAKES FOREVER.)
|
|
|
|
THE THING YOU NEED IS AN ALLEN WRENCH SET (VERY SMALL). THESE
|
|
SHOULD BE SMALL ENOUGH TO FIT INTO THE KEYHOLE SLOT. NOW, BEND
|
|
THE LONG END OF THE ALLEN WRENCH AT A SLIGHT ANGLE..(NOT 90 DEG.)
|
|
IT SHOULD LOOK SOMETHING LIKE THIS:
|
|
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|
|
|
#1
|
|
\\
|
|
\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ (THIS IS
|
|
THE HANDLE
|
|
\\\ THAT WAS
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ALREADY
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\\\ (HERE.)
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NOW, TAKE YOUR PICK TO A GRINDER OR A FILE AND SMOOTH THE END
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(#1) UNTIL IT'S ROUNDED SO IT WON'T HANG INSIDE THE LOCK. TEST
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YOUR TOOL OUT ON DOORKNOBS AT YOUR HOUSE TO SEE IF IT WILL SLIDE
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IN AND OUT SMOOTHLY. NOW, THIS IS WHERE THE SCREWDRIVER COMES IN.
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IS IT SMALL ENOUGH FOR IT AND YOUR PICK TO BE USED IN THE SAME
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LOCK AT THE SAME TIME, ONE ABOVE THE OTHER ?
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LETS HOPE SO, BECAUSE THAT'S THE ONLY WAY YOUR GONNA OPEN IT.
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IN THE COMING INSTRUCTIONS, PLEASE REFER TO THIS CHART OF THE
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INTERIOR OF A LOCK:
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XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX| K
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# # # # # # | E
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# # # # | Y
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* * | H
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* * * * * * | O
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| L
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XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX|
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#= UPPER TUMLER PIN
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*= LOWER TUMLER PIN
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X= CYLINDER WALL
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(THIS IS A GREATLY SIMPLIFIED DRAWING)
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THE OBJECT IS TO PRESS THE PIN UP SO THAT THE SPACE BETWEEN THE
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UPPER PIN AND THE LOWER PIN IS LEVEL WITH THE CYLINDER WALL. NOW,
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IF YOU PUSH A PIN UP, ITS TENDANCY IS TO FALL BACK DOWN, RIGHT ?
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THAT IS WHERE THE SCREWDRIVER COMES IN.
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INSERT THE SCREWDRIVER INTO THE SLOT AND TURN. THIS TENSION WILL
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KEEP THE "SOLVED" PINS FROM FALLING BACK DOWN. NOW, WORK FROM THE
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BACK OF THE LOCK TO THE FRONT, AND WHEN YOU'RE THROUGH.....
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THERE WILL BE A CLICK, THE SCREWDRIVER WILL TURN FREELY, AND THE
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DOOR WILL OPEN. DON'T GET DISCOURAGE ON YOUR FIRST TRY! IT WILL
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PROBABLY TAKE YOU ABOUT 20-30 MINUTES YOUR FIRST TIME. AFTER THAT
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YOU WILL QUICKLY IMPROVE WITH PRACTICE.
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THIS IS BY NO MEANS THE MOST EFFICIENT WAY OF ENTERING A HOUSE.
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IF YOU WOULD LIKE ANOTHER ITEM OR TWO DEVOTED TO THESE OTHER
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WAYS, LET THE SYSOP KNOW.
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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$ BLOWING UP A CAR $
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$ ------- -- - --- $
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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The best methods of blowing up a car requires getting under the hood.
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Explosives are placed as near the occupants as possilbe.
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The fuse, homemade, commercial or safetey, is wrapped a few turns around
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the exhause manifold. After a few minutes on the road the exhaust manifold
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gets almost red hot and ignites the fuse.
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This way is more certain than wiring the car because since it blows up on
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the road the wreck will do the victem in even if the blast doesn't. Besides,
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if the intended victim is a passenger instead of the driver, the driver may
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start the engine before the passenger gets into the car... You can see how
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embarrassing that would be to the bomber, can't you?
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Old-fashioned types, like the Mafia, love to wire cars. They are too set in
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thier ways to change and besides, they get a charge out of seeing a car blow
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up before thier eyes instead of imagining it going to hell on the road.
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They usually use about three sticks of dynamite, two lengths of electric
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wire with two alligator clips for quick attachment, and an electric blasting
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cap. The cap is stuck into a dynamite stick and its two wires are connected
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to the two electric wires. Then one alligator clip is clamped to the input
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side of the coil and the other is fastened to any metal surface in the
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car's frame as a ground.
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This is very simple and you'd think anyone could do it. But sure enough,
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there are always morons who will attach one clamp to a spark plug and one to a
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ground. This usually results in misfires and no end of frustrations.
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B. AMMONAL:
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AMMONAL IS A MIXTURE OF AMMONIUM NITRATE (A STRONG OXIDIZER) WITH
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ALUMINUM
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POWDER (THE 'FUEL' IN THIS CASE). I AM NOT SURE OF THE % COMPOSITION FOR
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AMMON
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AL, SO YOU MAY WANT TO EXPERIMENT A LITTLE USING SMALL AMOUNTS.
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C. CHEMICALLY IGNITED EXPLOSIVES:
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1. A MIXTURE OF 1 PART POTASSIUM CHLORATE TO 3 PARTS TABLE SUGAR
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(SUCROSE) BU
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RNS FIERCELY AND BRIGHTLY (SIMILAR TO THE BURNING OF MAGNESIUM) WHEN 1
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DROP OF
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CONCENTRATED SULFURIC ACID IS PLACED ON IT. WHAT OCCURS IS THIS: WHEN THE
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ACID
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IS ADDED IT REACTS WITH THE POTASSIUM CHLORATE TO FORM CHLORINE DIOXIDE,
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WHICH
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EXPLODES ON FORMATION, BURNING THE SUGAR AS WELL.
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2. USING VARIOUS CHEMICALS, I HAVE DEVELOPED A MIXTURE THAT WORKS VERY
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WELL F
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OR IMITATING VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS. I HAVE GIVEN IT THE NAME 'MPG VOLCANITE'
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(TM).
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HERE IT IS: POTASSIUM CHLORATE + POTASSIUM PERCHLORATE + AMMONIUM
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NITRATE + AM
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MONIUM DICHROMATE + POTASSIUM NITRATE + SUGAR + SULFUR + IRON FILINGS +
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CHARCOA
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L + ZINC DUST + SOME COLORING AGENT. (SCARLET= STRONTIUM NITRATE, PURPLE=
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IODIN
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E CRYSTALS, YELLOW= SODIUM CHLORIDE, CRIMSON= CALCIUM CHLORIDE, ETC...).
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3. SO, DO YOU THINK WATER PUTS OUT FIRES? IN THIS ONE, IT STARTS IT. MIXTURE:
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AMMONIUM NITRATE + AMMONIUM CHLORIDE + IODINE + ZINC DUST. WHEN A DROP
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OR TWO
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OF WATER IS ADDED, THE AMMONIUM NITRATE FORMS NITRIC ACID WHICH REACTS
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WITH THE
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ZINC TO PRODUCE HYDROGEN AND HEAT. THE HEAT VAPORIZES THE IODINE (GIVING
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OFF P
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URPLE SMOKE) AND THE AMMONIUM CHLORIDE (BECOMES PURPLE WHEN MIXED
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WITH IODINE V
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APOR). IT ALSO MAY IGNITE THE HYDROGEN AND BEGIN BURNING.
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AMMONIUM NITRATE: 8 GRAMS
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AMMONIUM CHORIDE: 1 GRAM
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ZINC DUST: 8 GRAMS
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IODINE CRYSTALS: 1 GRAM
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4. POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE + GLYCERINE WHEN MIXED PRODUCES A PURPLE-
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COLORED FL
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AME IN 30 SECS-1 MIN. WORKS BEST IF THE POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE IS FINELY
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GROUND
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.
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5. CALCIUM CARBIDE + WATER RELEASES ACETYLENE GAS (HIGHLY FLAMMABLE
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GAS USED
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IN BLOW TORCHES...)
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II. THERMITE REACTION.
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THE THERMITE REACTION IS USED IN WELDING, BECAUSE IT GENERATES MOLTEN
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IRON AN
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D TEMPERATURES OF 3500 C (6000F+). IT USES ONE OF THE PREVIOUS REACTIONS
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THAT I
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TALKED ABOUT TO START IT!
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STARTER=POTASSIUM CHLORATE + SUGAR
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MAIN PT.= IRON (III) OXIDE + ALUMINUM POWDER (325 MESH OR FINER)
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PUT THE POTASSIUM CHLORARE + SUGAR AROUND AND ON TOP OF THE MAIN PT. TO
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STA
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RT THE REACTION, PLACE ONE DROP OF CONCENTRATED SULFURIC ACID ON TOP OF THE
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STA
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RTER MIXTURE. STEP BACK! THE RATIOS ARE: 3 PARTS IRON(III) OXIDE TO 1 PART
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ALUM
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INUM POWDER TO 1 PART POTASSIUM CHLORATE TO 1 PART SUGAR.
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WHEN YOU FIRST DO IT, TRY 3G:1G:1G:1G!
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ALSO, THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE STARTER FOR THE THERMITE REACTION. THE
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ALTERNATI
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VE IS POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE + GLYCERINE. AMOUNTS: 55G IRON(III) OXIDE,
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15G ALU
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MINUM POWDER, 25G POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE, 6ML GLYCERINE.
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III. NITROGEN-CONTAINING HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
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A. MERCURY(II) FULMINATE
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TO PRODUCE MERCURY(II) FULMINATE, A VERY SENSITIVE SHOCK EXPLOSIVE, ONE
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MIGHT ASSUME THAT IT COULD BE FORMED BY ADDING FULMINIC ACID TO MERCURY.
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THIS IS
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SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT SINCE FULMINIC ACID IS VERY UNSTABLE AND CANNOT BE
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PURCHASE
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D. I DID SOME RESEARCH AND FIGURED OUT A WAY TO MAKE IT WITHOUT FULMINIC
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ACID.
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YOU ADD 2 PARTS NITRIC ACID TO 2 PARTS ALCOHOL TO 1 PART MERCURY. THIS IS
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THEOR
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ETICAL (I HAVE NOT YET TRIED IT) SO PLEASE, IF YOU TRY THIS, DO IT IN VERY* SMA
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LL AMOUNTS AND TELL ME THE RESULTS.
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1.quickie...
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take organic pool chlorine and mix it with vegtable shortening and put it
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someplace you don't like. it reacts by itself to produce a very noxious white
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smoke and heat.
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2.a pipe bomb (dangerous)
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take a pipe crimp (closed at one end) and pack it 3/4 full of parafin. (or
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any other semi-solid with about the samebasic chemical structure) poke a
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number of holes through the length of the parafin. on top of this put a very
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thin steel (or other metal of that sort) wafer, make double damn sure** that
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it fits tightly all the way around. on top of this put some high concentration
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hcl (or similar acid). close the top now, stand it on end (parafin end down),
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and get the f*ck away. you should have about 2-5 minutes depending on the
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thickness of the wafer. watch out for shrappnel.
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3. snowball...
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take ammonium iodide, flour, & water and form this into a snowball.
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leave this 'snowball' somewhere where it will do neat stuff when it dries out.
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(substituting some magnesium flash powder for some (not all) of that flour
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helps things a bit.)
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+-------------------------------------+
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! H O W T O M A K E D R U G S !
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+-------------------------------------+
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IN NO WAY AM I RESPONSIBLE FOR FOR ANY INJURIES CAUSED BY THE USE/MISUSE
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OF THESE DRUGS. YOU SHOULD TREAT THESE DRUGS LIKE ALCOHOL. USE THEM ONLY
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AS
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AN ADDED EXPERIENCE IN LIFE, RATHER THAN AN ESCAPE.
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THESE RECIPES ARE ALL FOUND IN A BOOK WHICH HAS RELIABLE SOURCES. ALL
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SHOULD
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WORK IF MADE PROPERLY.
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+-------------------------------------+
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! MAKING L.S.D. IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN !
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+-------------------------------------+
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1] GRIND UP 150 GRAMS OF MORNING GLORY SEEDS OR BABY HAWAIIAN WOOD ROSE
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SEEDS.
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2] IN 130 C.C. OF PETROLEUM ETHER SOAK THE SEEDS FOR 2 DAYS.
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3] FILTER THE SOLUTION THROUGH A TIGHT SCREEN.
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4] THROW AWAY LIQUID, AND ALLOW SEEDS MUSH TO DRY.
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5] FOR 2 DAYS ALLOW THE MUSH TO SOAK IN 110 C.C. OF WOOD ALCOHOL.
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6] FILTER THE SOLUTION AGAIN, SAVING THE LIQUID AND LABELING IT '1'
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7] RESOAK THE MUCH IN 110 C.C. OF WOOK ALCOHOL FOR 2 DAYS.
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8] FILTER AND THROW AWAY MUSH.
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9] ADD LIQUID FROM THE SECOND SOAK TO THE LIQUID LABELED '1'.
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10] POUR THE LIQUID INTO A COOKIE TRAY AND ALLOW IT TO EVAPORATE.
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11] WHEN ALL LIQUID HAS EVAPORATED, A YELLOW GUM REMAINS. THIS SHOULD
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BE SCRAPED AND PUT IN CAPSULES.
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30 GRAMS OF MORNING GLORY SEEDS
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- OR -
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15 HAWAIIAN WOOD ROSE SEEDS
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- EQUALS -
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ONE TRIP
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** NOTE ** MANY COMPANIES HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO COAT THIER SEEDS WITH TOXIN.
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ORDER SEEDS FROM A WHOLESALER.
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+-------------------------------------+
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! OTHER VARIOUS LEGAL & ILLEGAL DRUGS !
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+-------------------------------------+
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--> BANANDINE (MADE FROM BANANA!)
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BANANAS DO CONTAIN A SMALL QUANTITY OF A MILD SHORT LASTING PSYCHODELIC
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DRUG.
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THERE ARE BETTER WAYS OF GETTING HIGH BUT THE GREAT ADVANTAGE OF THIS IS
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THAT
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BANANAS AE LEGAL (OF COURSE!)
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1] OBTAIN 15 LBS OF RIPE YELLOW BANANAS
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2] PEEL THEM ALL, EAT THE CHOW, KEEP THE PEELS.
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3] WITH A SHARP KNIFE, SCRAPE OFF THE INSIDES OF THE PEELINGS, AND SAVE
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THE SCRAPED MATERIAL.
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4] PUT ALL SCRAPED MATERIAL IN A LARGE POT AND ADD WATER. BOIL FOR THREE
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TO FOUR HOURS UNTIL IT HAS ATTAINED A SOLID PASTE.
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5] SPREAD THIS PASTE ON COOKIE SHEETS AND DRY IN OVEN FOR ABOUT 20 MIN.
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TO A HALF AN HOUR. THIS WILL RESULT IN A FINE BLACK POWDER
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ROLL IT UP AND SMOKE ABOUT 3-4 OF THOSE DUDES
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--> COUGH SYRUP? (SURE, WHY NOT?)
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MIX ROBOTUSSION A-C WITH AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF GINGER ALE AND DRINK. NOTE
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THAT YOU CAN OVERDOSE ON THIS ONE!
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--> GLUE...YUCK!
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PUT HALF A TUBE OF AIRPLANE GLUE ON ANY (I MEAN, IN ANY) PLASTIC BAG AND
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SNIFF
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IT. IT'S REALLY GROSS BUT SOME PEOPLE REALLY GET INTO IT..
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--> HEROINE
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DON'T WASTE YOUR LIFE ON IT...
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--> PEANUTS!
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1] OBTAIN A POUND OF PEANUTS.
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2] SHELL THEM, SAVING THE SKINS AND DISCARDING THE SHELLS.
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3] PORK OUT ON THE NUTS WHILE WATCHING DR. WHO ONE NIGHT.
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4] GRIND UP THE SKINS, ROLL THEM, SMOKE THEM.
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--> TOAD SKINS? YOU'RE CRAZY!!
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1] COLLECT 5-10 TOADS
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2] KILL THEM AS PAINLESSLY AS POSSIBLE AND SKIN THEM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!
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3] ALLOW SKINS TO DRY ON THE FRIDGE FOR 4 TO 5 DAYS, OR UNTI THEY ARE
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BRITTLE.
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4] CRUSH INTO A POWDER AND SMOKE. DUE TO THE BAD TASTE, MIX IT WITH MINT
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OR SOMETHING ELSE.
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PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THESE THESE DRUGS SHOULD ONLY BE USED FOR AN
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ADDITIONAL
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EXPERIENCE IN LIFE. DO NOT USE THEM AS AN ESCAPE, OR JUST FOR THE HELL OF
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IT! SEE YA, AND HAVE FUN??!!..??!!..
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**********************************
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* T R I P W I R E S *
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**********************************
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Well first of all I reccommend that you read the file on my board
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about landmines... If you can't then here is the conecpt. You can use an
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m-80,h-100, blockbuster or any other type of elxplose that will light with
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a fuse. Now the way this works is if you have a 9volt batery, from a
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radio ctlred car or what ever and get either a solor igniter (preferably)
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or some steel wool you can create a remote ignition system. What you
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do it set up a schematic like this.
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------------------>+ batery
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steel || ->- batery
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wool || /
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:==:--- <--fuse \
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|| /
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---- spst switch--\
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So when the switch is on the currnet will flow through the steel wool or
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igniter and heat up causing the fuse to light.
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Note: For use with steel wool try it first and get a really thin
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peice of wire and pump the current through it to make sure it will heat
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up to light the explosive.
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Now the thing to do is plant your explosive whereever you want it to
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be but bury it and cover the wires obviously... Now take a this wire
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fishing line is good about 20 lb. test and tie one end of the wire
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to a secure object. Have your switch secured to seomthing to and make a
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loop on the other end on the line. Put the loop around the switch such
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that when pulled it will pull the switch and set off the explosive.
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to ignite the explosive... The thing to do is to experiment with this
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and find your best method... Let me know on any good kills, or new
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techniques... On my board...
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***************************************
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* *
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* Revenge: Don't get mad - Get even *
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* *
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|
* subtitled: Fun Things To Do *
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***************************************
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This isn't a death and Destruction file. I'm not telling losers how to cause
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thermite reactions in chemistry class or make neeto pipe bombs to blow up that
|
|
guy who keeps bugging you.
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|
This is from a book by George Hayduke. It describes a variety of ways to get
|
|
back at people who cause you distress. The book has contains a lot of tips on
|
|
causing expensive damage to "marks". Well, I picked the good ones. Ones that
|
|
don't cause a lot of expense, in currency that is. Well, I hope you enjoy.
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|
Get back at the losers using the system. Sort of like piracy and phreaking.
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|
***************************************
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|
In a car with automatic transmission, switch the #1 and #8 wires on the
|
|
distributer cap. This will allegedly allow the car to operate in Neutral and
|
|
Park, but the engine mysteriously dies in Drive.
|
|
Castor Oil squirted into the tailpipe of a car, will cause a large amount of
|
|
smoke. Just the thing to help nervous drivers.
|
|
If you can get a bank account number for a person, truly wonderful things can
|
|
happen. Depositing one penny every day can get the employees very pissed.
|
|
It happens that given a few hundred wanted posters, one will look like you. OR
|
|
anybody else you can imagine. Close anyway. Think of all the bounty hunters
|
|
just waiting to claim their reward.
|
|
Place an ad in a paper for Male Secretarys only. $11 an hour, must be
|
|
physically attractive, gentle, and other related social traits. This is for
|
|
anybody who has an office. Give the time to show up one half hour before
|
|
the normal opening hour. For example, if the office opens at 9:00, put the time
|
|
to be 8:30. All these faggots will show up and start bitching at each other and
|
|
your loser.
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|
Run an ad in the local paper with the following message.
|
|
"I need all used christmas trees. Please leave them on my lawn, and I'll pay
|
|
$5 for each one." then leave the losers address. The paper will take your $
|
|
and print the ad without thinking.
|
|
If you know the guy is going to throw a party, arrange for him to find out that
|
|
somebody was going to crash his party, dressed up like cops. Then call the cops
|
|
telling them of a real rowdy party going on.
|
|
If your college uses computers to handle admissions, try this. Fill out course
|
|
withdrawl forms in the losers name. Then enter them, they probably won't check.
|
|
The guy will go the entire block unknowing, then when grades are posted.
|
|
"Where are mine?" "Why didn't I get grades?"
|
|
Call your colleges administration, tell them you are the undertaker of your
|
|
losers hometown. He just died, please take him off your records, records will
|
|
follow. Then call the parents. He just died in a fraternity accident. This will
|
|
work better if the guy decides to skip a week or so of classes.
|
|
Instead of credit card fraud, just call up the company and tell them that you
|
|
just lost your cards. You name? Why it's (insert loser)
|
|
If you want, advertise the losers phone number as a Dial A Joke. For bigots,
|
|
Dial A Black, etc.
|
|
If you dislike a fast food place with a drive thru, try this. Order everything
|
|
you can think of. Then just don't go to the window. Do it during dinner hours.
|
|
Or, order a normal sized meal, but with extra helpings of mustard. Then the
|
|
next car will try the food, then freak out at the joint.
|
|
Garage door openers often have dip switches that can be changed to other
|
|
combinations. The cheaper the model, the better. Sears sells just the unit.
|
|
Say you broke yours or something. Then change the settings.
|
|
Wax crayons tossed into a wash do wonders to whites or anything else.
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|
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|
There is a whole section of phun things to do with a phone.
|
|
Call in a bomb threat to a school or something, then leave the handset offhook.
|
|
Of course, do this only at the losers house. Someone will visit.
|
|
Call Ma Bell, and report that your loser is using Blue Boxes. Tell them it is
|
|
your civic duty... Don't do this to someone who knows what they are though.
|
|
The phone co doesn't believe in innocence.
|
|
Ads placed in papers saying that (insert loser) will sell YOU! the plans to a
|
|
device enabling inexpensive calls. Mention that you keep no records.
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|
If you are getting back at somebody with a multi-line system, this is good.
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|
Place a large magnet where the line comes in. When one phone rings, they all do
|
|
If you can get a private minute with your marks phone, and the handset is
|
|
modular, cover the handset plug with clear nail polish. The phone rings, then
|
|
its unlimited "Hello?" "Hello?"
|
|
Remove the pins from all but one of the hinges of a front door of a business.
|
|
The door will work fine, for a while, then fall off. People start screaming.
|
|
Add luminescent paint into the cans of someone who is painting their fence.
|
|
Then, at night, it glows.
|
|
Get some copper paint and paint a small line across the insulator of a spark
|
|
plug in a car. They'll never find it.
|
|
If your loser gets a parking ticket, get it before he sees it. Then get a stamp
|
|
flicking the cops off. Send it in with no money.
|
|
If you dislike a pet hater, here's one.
|
|
Advertise that you(the loser) wuold like to buy all unwanted strays. $10 for
|
|
each one. Then call the SPCA, telling them that the loser wants the animals to
|
|
conduct black masses and pagan rites.
|
|
Laxatives slipped into dogfood does wonders.
|
|
Or better yet, toss some normal meat into the dog-owners yard. Then call him
|
|
up(in a disguised voice) and tell him you saw a suspicious person hanging
|
|
around the yard....
|
|
Mail a letter to the Chief Executive detailing the sexual acts you(the loser)
|
|
would like to commit, the Secret Service investigates this with no humor.
|
|
PA systems in department stores are great. Just walk up to a deserted unit,
|
|
look around, then deliver the most disgusting statement you can think of.
|
|
Call about thirty people, telling them they just won a sweepstakes. Answer the
|
|
questions, no obligation, it's just to show how generous people are. Then give
|
|
the losers phone number to call for more info.
|
|
Remember two things, hot metal and hot glass do not look different from cool.
|
|
(as long as it's not too hot)
|
|
Western Telegram has a check on everything going through. Certain key words
|
|
trip alarms. Guns, Drugs, Sex, Terrorist, etc all ring bells. Have fun
|
|
|
|
|
|
(*-> -------------------------------------------------------------------- <-*)
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|
Car Thrashing
|
|
(*-> -------------------------------------------------------------------- <-*)
|
|
There are many ways to thrash someones car. But they basicly fall under
|
|
2 topics. These are, 1 to just fuck it up and 2, to distroy it. As long
|
|
as your at it don't for get to steal the stero & speakers.
|
|
|
|
The following are type 1 tricks to pull of on someones car.
|
|
|
|
Sweet-Gas: This involves taking the gas cap off of you victums car. If it
|
|
--------- is a locking cap break it off. Or you might pry it off, resort to
|
|
"Jocky Boxin" by Mr. Zeek if un fimiler with these tecniqes. Once you have
|
|
the gas cap off pour 4 or 5 pounds of white sugar in there gas tank. Now
|
|
when the start there car up and drive away they will go about 2 miles or so
|
|
then the car will crap out and they will have to pay some $'s to get it fixed.
|
|
|
|
Sweet-Oil: In this one you open there hood and pour some honey in there oil
|
|
--------- spout. if yu have time you might remover the oil plug first and
|
|
drain some of the oil out. I have tried this one but wasn't around to see the
|
|
effects but I am sure that I did some damage.
|
|
|
|
Slow Air: Ok, sneak yp the victums car and poke a small hole some where
|
|
-------- in 2 of his/her tires. They only have 1 spare. Now if the hole is
|
|
small but there then there tire will go flat some where on the road. You
|
|
could slice the tire so this is blows out on the road wih a rasor blade.
|
|
Cut a long and fairly deep (don't cut a hole) and peel a little bit of the
|
|
rubber back and cut that off. Now very soon there tires will go flat or a
|
|
possible blow out at a high speed if your lucky.
|
|
|
|
Vanishing Paint: Spead a little gas or paint thiner on the victums car
|
|
--------------- and this will make his paint run and fade. Vodca will eat
|
|
the paint off and so will a little 190. Eggs work great on pain if they
|
|
sit there long enough.
|
|
|
|
Key Paint: Run you car keys/can opener along there car and scrach a long
|
|
--------- strip off. It'll really piss 'em off and everyone can see it.
|
|
|
|
All-Lock: You go up to the dudes car, right. And then super glue the
|
|
-------- the door lock and door handle where the car can't be opened.
|
|
|
|
Loose Wheel: Losen the lugs on you victums tires so that they will soon
|
|
----------- fall off. This can really fuck some one up if they are cruzing
|
|
when the tire falls off.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Ok, thats some of the begginer shit...now if your really out to get this dude
|
|
try some of these....
|
|
|
|
First, pause and take a bong hit...........
|
|
|
|
|
|
No name for this one. but where you pour oil into the engin, pour some
|
|
sand, this will scar the head and pushrodes and possible scrach the fuck out
|
|
of the cylinder.
|
|
|
|
Dual Nutral: This name sucks but pull the 10 bolt or what ever they have
|
|
----------- there off. (On the real wheels, in the middle of the axle) Now
|
|
throw some screws, blots, nuts and assorted things in there and replace
|
|
the cover. At this point you could chip some of the teeth off the gears.
|
|
|
|
Un-Midaser: Crawl under there car with a rachet and losen all the nuts
|
|
---------- on there exauset so that it hangs low and will fall off soon.
|
|
They will be in town and there exaust will fall off. This method also
|
|
works on tranys but is a little harder to get all bolts off, but the
|
|
harder you work the more you fuck them over.
|
|
|
|
Draino Bomb: (Idea from Baby Demon) Get a little plasistc orange thingy
|
|
----------- that you get from you local drugest. And fill this with liquid
|
|
draino. Now re-cap and place inside vicuum gas tank. When the gs easts
|
|
through the plasic...look out. this has not been tried by anyone that I
|
|
personly know. But what the well, your a terrorists
|
|
|
|
(*-> Another way is to get a ping-pong ball and cut a small hole in it, now
|
|
fill the ball up with liquid dranio and seal the hold with tape. Now drop
|
|
the ball in someone gas tank and n about 40secs...BOOM!
|
|
|
|
|
|
---------------------------------------
|
|
HOW TO MAKE A REALLY NICE PIPE BOMB OUT OF EVERYDAY MATERIALS.
|
|
UPLOADED BY THE GRAY MOUSER.....
|
|
|
|
1) GO TO YOUR LOCAL HARDWARE STORE AND TELL THE GUY THAT IS HELPING YOU
|
|
THAT YOU WANT A PIECE OF STEEL PIPE ONE FOOT LONG. AND ALSO THAT YOU WANT
|
|
THE ENDS THREADED AND YOU ALSO WANT CAPS TO PUT ON THE END.
|
|
|
|
2) NOW GET AHOLD OF A BABYFOOD JAR. MAKE SURE THAT THE JAR WILL FIT DOWN
|
|
THE PIPE REAL EASY LIKE. FILL THE BABYJAR WITH EVERYDAY VINEGAR. MAKE
|
|
SURE THE TOP IS SCREWED ON REAL TIGHT. **IF IT IS LOOSE YOU WILL BLOW YOUR
|
|
HAND OFF**
|
|
|
|
3)NOW CAP ONE END OF YOUR PIPE WITH ONE OF THE CAPS THAT YOU SHOULD HAVE
|
|
PICKED UP WITH THE PIPE. IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE WITH A WIELDER, HAVE HIM
|
|
WIELD A BEAD AROUND THE THREADS AFTER YOU HAVE IT CAPPED.
|
|
|
|
4)PUT SOME SMALL SHARP ROCKS DOWN THE END OF THE PIPE AND THEN SLIDE THE
|
|
BABYJAR DOWN INSIDE SO THE GLASS END IS AGAINST THE LITTLE ROCKS. NOW
|
|
EMPTY A MEDIUM BOX OF ARM AND HAMMER BAKING SODA INTO THE PIPE. CAP THE
|
|
OTHER END OF THE PIPE AND IF YOU CAN WIELD IT, THEN GO FOR IT.
|
|
**BE FUCKING CAREFUL** YOU MIGHT BREAK THE JAR INSIDE AND YOU WON'T
|
|
KNOW THAT YOU BROKE IT UNTIL YOU SEE YOUR HAND FLY OFF!!!
|
|
|
|
5)NOW, WHEN YOU WANT TO BLOW SOMETHING UP, JUST SMACK THE END OF THE
|
|
PIPE
|
|
THAT SENDS THE JAR INSIDE DOWN AGAINST THE SMALL ROCKS. OH YEAH, SMACK IT
|
|
AGAINST SOME CONCREAT. THIS BREAKS THE JAR AND THE VINEGAR AND BAKING
|
|
SODA MIX TOGETHER AND BUILDS UP PRESSURE. WHEN IT GETS TO THE
|
|
CRITICAL POINT....WHAMMY!!!!
|
|
|
|
******IMPORTANT******
|
|
|
|
AFTER YOU HIT THE PIPE AGAINST THE GROUND, GET THE HELL RID OF IT!!!
|
|
TOSS IT INTO SOMEONES CAR OR SOMEWHERE. SOMETIMES. IT TAKES FIVE MINUTS
|
|
FOR
|
|
IT TO GO OFF, SOMETIMES TWO. BUT IT WILL GO OFF! TRUST ME!
|
|
|
|
I DID THIS WHEN I WAS LIVING IN ARIZONA. MY FREIND THAT TAUGHT ME
|
|
THIS WAS A DEMOLITIONS EXPERT FOR THE NAVY.
|
|
|
|
THE FIRST TIME I DID IT. WE TOSSED THE PIPE INTO AN OLD HOUSE AND IT BLEW
|
|
ALL FOUR WALLS OUT!! THE SECOND TIME WE DID IT, WE TOSSED IT INTO AN OLD
|
|
CAR. AND IT PHUKING BLEW ALL FOUR DOORS OFF AND THE ROOF THREE FEET INTO
|
|
THE AIR!!!!
|
|
|
|
WHEN WE BLEW UP THE HOUSE, WE WAITED FIVE MINUTS AND I THOUGHT THAT IT
|
|
WOULDN'T GO OFF. SO I CRAWLED OUT OF THE DITCH THAT WE WERE IN. WHAMMY!!
|
|
JUST THEN IT WENT OFF! IT THREW ME BACK FIVE FEET BACK INTO THE DITCH!
|
|
|
|
IF YOU FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS REAL CAREFULLY. THEN YOU WON'T GET HURT.
|
|
|
|
I WILL TALK TO YOU ALL LATER. AND TELL ME WHAT YOU HAVE BLOWN UP!!!
|
|
|
|
|
|
^___^
|
|
* *
|
|
^
|
|
--\ /--
|
|
"
|
|
|
|
XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxX
|
|
Xx American Dynamite xX
|
|
XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxX
|
|
|
|
Recipe:
|
|
|
|
Mix 170 parts tolulene with 100 parts acid. The acid made of 2 parts of 70%
|
|
nitric and 3 parts of 100% sulfuric. Mix below 30 degrees. Set this down for
|
|
30 min. and let it separate. Take the mononitrotolulene and mix 100 part of it
|
|
with 215 parts of acid. This acid is 1 part pure nitric and 2 parts pure
|
|
sulfuric. Keep the temperature at 60- 70 degrees while they are slowly mixed.
|
|
Raise temp to 90-100 and stir for 30 min. The dinitrotoluene is separated and
|
|
mix 100 parts of this stuff with 225 parts of 20% oleum which is 100% sulfuric
|
|
with 20% extra dissolved sulfur trioxide, and 65 parts nitric acid. Heat at
|
|
95 degrees for 60 min. Then at 120 degrees for 90 min.
|
|
|
|
Separate the trinitrotoluene and slosh it around in hot water. Purify the
|
|
powder by soaking it in benzyne.
|
|
|
|
Presto! American Dynamite!
|
|
|
|
|
|
============================
|
|
How to Make Ammonium Nitrate
|
|
============================
|
|
|
|
Some Militants who don't have much dynamite use ammonium nitrate. This
|
|
can be bought by anyone at $3.75 for and 80 pound bag. It is fertilizer.
|
|
|
|
Ammonium nitrate explodes at rates up to 14,000 feet per second. It is
|
|
roughly compared to dynamite having 60% nitro.
|
|
|
|
The fertilizer grade Militants use is mixed with motor oil at the ratio of
|
|
one pint of oil to 8-1/2 pounds of ammonium nitrate. This has to be detonated
|
|
with a stick of gelatin dynamite [I didn't say all was easy. Try to find
|
|
another file about that crap.].
|
|
|
|
Purified ammonium nitrate can be detonated with a number six dynamite cap.
|
|
The pure stuff can be bought at chemical supply houses or the fertilizer grade
|
|
can be purified with distilled wood alcohol.
|
|
|
|
Put several pounds of fertilizer grade ammonium nitrate in a pan. Pour in
|
|
enough wood alcohol (methanol) to cover the fertilizer. Then stir it until a
|
|
lot of it has dissolved. Next, let it set for a few minutes to allow the
|
|
impurities to settle to the bottom along with the undissolved ammonium nitrate.
|
|
|
|
Another pan is set on some pieces of dry ice for the next step. Dry ice
|
|
can be found in the business section of the phone book under "Dry Ice." Locker
|
|
companies will sell it to anyone, cheaply and in small amounts.
|
|
|
|
The dissolved ammonium nitrate is poured into the cold pan. This is done
|
|
carefully so as to leave the impurities and undissolved ammonium nitrate
|
|
behind.
|
|
|
|
The dry ice causes the purified ammonium nitrate to precipitate out of the
|
|
solution in crystals. When no more crystals are formed they are removed from
|
|
the alcohol.
|
|
|
|
The alcohol is then poured back into the other pan and stirred to dissolve
|
|
any ammonium nitrate left undissolved. After setting a few minutes the
|
|
solution is again poured off the dregs and the dregs are thrown away. When the
|
|
last batch of crystals is removed, the alcohol can be stored and reused.
|
|
|
|
The dry ice is simply frozen carbon dioxide and its fumes are harmless
|
|
unless they are enough to replace the air. Don't handle the dry ice with your
|
|
bare hands [unless you are into pulling your skin off to the bone] as its cold
|
|
will cause blisters.
|
|
|
|
In order for pure ammonium nitrate to be detonated by a dynamite cap, it
|
|
must be very dry. Spread it out under a heat lamp ir in thte sun. When
|
|
completely dry, store it in tightly closed plastic bags.
|
|
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
|
|
LAUGHING GAS
|
|
=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
As a special treat for the dopers in the audience and since ammonium
|
|
nitrate has been on your mind for a few minutes, you might as well learn how to
|
|
make laughing gas from ammonium nitrate.
|
|
|
|
Laughing gas was one of the earliest anaesthetics. After a little while
|
|
of inhaling the gas the patient became so happy [ain't life great?] he couldn't
|
|
keep from laughing. Finally he would drift off to a pleasant sleep.
|
|
|
|
Some do-it-yourselfers have died while taking laughing gas. This is
|
|
because they has generated it through plastic bags while their heads were
|
|
inside. They were simply suffocating but were too bombed out to realize it.
|
|
|
|
The trick is to have a plastic clothes bag in which you generate a lot of
|
|
the gas. Then you stop generating the gas and hold a small opening of the bag
|
|
under your nose, getting plenty of oxygen in the meantime. Then, Whee!
|
|
|
|
To make it you start with ammonium nitrate bought from a chemical supply
|
|
house or which you have purified with 100% rubbing or wood alcohol.
|
|
|
|
First, dissolve a quantity of ammonium nitrate in some water. Then you
|
|
evaporate the water over the stove, while stirring, until you have a heavy
|
|
brine. When nearly all the moisture is out it should solidify instantly when a
|
|
drop is put on an ice cold metal plate.
|
|
|
|
When ready, dump it all out on a very cold surface. After a while, break
|
|
it up and store it in a bottle.
|
|
|
|
A spoonful is put into a flask with a one-hole stopper, with a tube
|
|
leading into a big plastic bag. The flask is heated with an alcohol lamp.
|
|
|
|
When the temperature in the flask reaches 480 F the gas will generate. If
|
|
white fumes appear the heat should be lowered as the stuff explodes at 600 F.
|
|
|
|
When the bag is filled, stop the action and get ready to turn on.
|
|
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
|
|
BLACK POWDER:GRANDPAS RECIPE
|
|
|
|
IF YA WANT TO MAKE SOME LOW EXPLOSIVE BOMBS THEN YOU PICKED THE RIGHT
|
|
CHOICE!
|
|
FIRST OF ALL, THIS RECIPE WILL SHOW HOW TO MAKE BLACK POWDER IN A SIMPLE
|
|
AND
|
|
SAFE MANNER YET HAVE THE POWER TO MAKE SOME STRONG LOW EXPLOSIVE BOMBS.
|
|
|
|
NOTE: THE BELOW AMOUNTS WILL YIELD TWO POUNDS (THAT'S 900 GRAMS FOR YOU
|
|
METRIC
|
|
USERS) OF BLACK POWDER. HOWEVER, ONLY THE RATIOS OF THE AMOUNTS OF
|
|
INGREDIENTS
|
|
ARE IMPORTANT. THUS, FOR TWICE AS MUCH BLACK POWDER, DOUBLE ALL
|
|
QUANTITIES
|
|
USED.
|
|
|
|
MATERIAL REQUIRED
|
|
-----------------
|
|
LARGE WOODEN STICK
|
|
|
|
CLOTH, 2 FT. SQ.
|
|
|
|
FLAT WINDOW SCREENING, 1 FT. SQ.
|
|
|
|
HEAT SOURCE
|
|
|
|
WATER, 3 CUPS
|
|
|
|
ALCOHOL, 5 PINTS (ANY KIND)
|
|
|
|
SULFER, POWDERED, 1/2 CUP (FLOWERS OF SULFER, AT A DRUG STORE)
|
|
|
|
WOOD CHARCOAL, POWDERED, 2 CUPS
|
|
|
|
POTASSIUM NITRATE, GRANULATD, 3 CUPS (SALTPETER, AT DRUG STORES)
|
|
2 BUCKETS, BOTH 2 GALLON, ONE MUST BE HEAT RESISTANT
|
|
|
|
PROCEDURE:
|
|
----------
|
|
1. PLACE ALCOHOL IN ONE OF THE BUCKETS.
|
|
|
|
2. PLACE POTASSIUM NITRATE, CHARCOAL, AND SULFUR IN THE HEAT RESISTANT
|
|
BUCKET.
|
|
ADD 1 CUP WATER AND MIX THOROUGHLY WITH WOODEN STICK UNTIL ALL
|
|
INGREDIENTS ARE
|
|
DISSOLVED.
|
|
|
|
3. ADD REMAINING WATER (2 CUPS) TO MIXTURE. PLACE BUCKET ON HEAT SOURCE
|
|
AND
|
|
STIR UNTIL SMALL BUBBLES BEGIN TO FORM.
|
|
|
|
CAUTION: DO NOT BOIL MIXTURE. BE SURE ALL MIXTURE STAYS WET. IF ANY
|
|
IS DRY, AS ON SIDES OF PAN, IT MAY IGNITE.
|
|
|
|
4. REMOVE BUCKET FROM HEAT AND POUR MIXTURE INTO ALCOHOL WHILE STIRRING
|
|
VIGOROUSLY.
|
|
|
|
5. LET ALCOHOL MIXTURE STAND ABOUT 5 MINUTES. STRAIN MIXTURE THROUGH
|
|
CLOTH TO OBTAIN BLACK POWDER. DISCARD LIQUID. WRAP CLOTH AROUND BLACK
|
|
POWDER
|
|
AND SQUEEZE TO REMOVE ALL EXCESS LIQUID.
|
|
|
|
6. PLACE SCREENING OVER DRY BUCKET. PLACE WORKABLE AMOUNT OF DAMP
|
|
POWDER ON
|
|
SCREEN AND GRANULATE BY RUBBING SOLID THROUGH SCREEN.
|
|
|
|
NOTE: IF GRANULATED PARTICLES APPEAR TO STICK TOGETHER AND CHANGE SHAPE,
|
|
RECOMBINE ENTIRE BATCH OF POWDER AND REPEAT STEPS 5 AND 6.
|
|
|
|
7. SPREAD GRANULATED BLACK POWDER ON FLAT DRY SURFACE SO THAT LAYER
|
|
ABOUT 1/2 INCH IS FORMED. ALLOW TO DRY. USE RADIATOR, OR DIRECT
|
|
SUNLIGHT. THIS SHOULD BE DRIED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, PREFERABLY IN ONE
|
|
HOUR. THE LONGER THE DRYING PERIOD, THE LESS EFFECTIVE THE BLACK POWDER.
|
|
|
|
CAUTION: REMOVE FROM HEAT AS SOON AS GRANULES ARE DRY. BLACK POWDER
|
|
IS NOW READY FOR USE!
|
|
|
|
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
|
|
How
|
|
to
|
|
Counterfeit
|
|
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
|
|
|
|
This article deals with how to make counterfeit money. Before reading
|
|
this article it would be a very good idea to get a book about photo-offset
|
|
printing, for that's how you'll have to print it. For someone who is
|
|
familiar with offset printing, printing money is a breeze. Real money is made
|
|
by a process called gravure. It involves carving out of a metal block (but I
|
|
don't think anyone can do that by hand-if you can, you should be on That's
|
|
Incredible!). When you are done (if you did everything correctly) you will
|
|
have a finished product nearly identical to real money, depending on your
|
|
printing skills. Well, let's get started!
|
|
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
First I'd like to tell you briefly how offset printing works. It starts
|
|
by making negatives (kind of like when you take a picture with your camera).
|
|
Then you take the negatives and put them on a piece of masking material (
|
|
usually orange). Then you expose the STRIPPED negatives or FLATS to a
|
|
lithographic plate with an arc light plate maker. The BURNED plates are then
|
|
developed with the proper developer chemical. These plates (one at a time of
|
|
course) are wrapped around the plate cylinder of the press. The press to use
|
|
should be an 11 by 14 (or so) offset such as the 11 by 17 AB Dick 360. Then
|
|
the printing begins! To learn in detail how to do each of these steps you
|
|
should again get a book on the subject. The presswork takes some practice,
|
|
but you'll get the hang of it.
|
|
|
|
Ok, quit babbling on, Wave, and start the good stuff! By the way you can
|
|
pick up an 11 by 14 offset for about $500 if you shop around (or you can
|
|
** BORROW ** a press from your local Insty Prints at about 3:00 in the
|
|
morning!). First, like I said before, you need negatives. Make 2 negatives
|
|
of the portrait side of the bill and 1 of the back side. After developing
|
|
them and letting them dry, take them to a light table. Get some opaque and,
|
|
on one of the portrait sides, touch out all the green (the seal and the serial
|
|
numbers). Line that one up on the FLAT and leave about 1/2 inch from the top
|
|
of the flat. Then for the other portrait, touch out everything BUT the seal
|
|
and serial numbers. The back side doesn't require any retouching because it
|
|
is all one color. Now, make sure all the negatives are lined up right, or
|
|
REGISTERED, on the flats. By the way, every time you need another serial
|
|
number, just shoot 1 neg. of the portrait side and cut out the serial number.
|
|
Cut out the old serial number from the flat and replace it with the new one.
|
|
|
|
Ok, now you have 3 flats, each represents a different color-black and 2
|
|
shades of green (which of course are made by mixing inks). Now you are ready
|
|
to burn the plates. Take a lithographic plate and mark 3 marks on it. These
|
|
marks must be 2 & 9/16 in. apart, starting on one of the short edges. Do the
|
|
same thing to 2 more plates. Then take 1 of the flats and place it on the
|
|
plate, lining the short edge up with the edge of the plate-EXACTLY! Burn it,
|
|
move it up to the next mark, and cover up the exposed area you already burned.
|
|
Burn that and do the same thing 2 more times-moving the flat up one mark.
|
|
Then do the same process with the other 2 flats (each on a separate plate).
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Develope all 3 plates. You should have 4 images on each plate with an equal
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space between each bill.
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Roll the Presses!
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---- --- -------
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The paper you will need won't match exactly, but you can make it pretty
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damn close (close enough for the cashier at K-Mart!). The paper to use should
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have a 25% rag content. I have found that Disaperf computer paper works
|
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great - that's the kind that you can barely see the perforation. Take this
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paper (cut the pinfeed holes off first!) and load it into the press. Be sure
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to set the air, buckle, and paper thickness right. Start with the black plate
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(the one with out the serial numbers). Wrap it around the cylinder and load
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black ink in. Make sure you run more than you need because there will be a
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|
lot of rejects. Then, while that's printing, mix the inks for the serial #'s
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and the back side. You'll need to add some white and maybe yellow to the
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serial # ink. You need to add black to back side. Experiment till you get
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it right. Clean the press and print the other side. Now you have the bill
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wioth no green seal or serial numbers. Print a few with one serial number,
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make another and repeat. Keep doing this until you have as many different
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|
numbers as you want. Then cut the bills to the exact size with a paper cutter
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Now you have a lot of money, except there is still one problemo - the paper
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is pure white. To dye it, mix the following in a pan: 2 cups hot water, 4
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tea bags, and about 16-20 drops of green food coloring (experiment). Dip
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one of the bills in and compare it to a brand new REAL bill. Make the neces-
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sary adjustments, and dye all the bills. Then it is a good idea to make them
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look used. Wrinkle them, rub coffee grinds on them, etc. Congratulations!
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You're rich!
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Sodium Chlorate Formulas
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------------------------
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Sodium Chlorate is similar to potassium chlorate,and in most cases can be a
|
|
substitute. Sodium chlorate is also more soluble in water. You can find sodium
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|
chlorate at Channel or any hardware/home improvement store. It is used in
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blowtorches and you can get about 3lbs for about $6.00.
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Rocket Fuel
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-----------
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6 parts sodium chlorate mixed *THOROUGHLY* with 5 parts rubber cement.
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Rocket Fuel 2 (better performance)
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----------------------------------
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50% sodium chlorate
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35% rubber cement ('One-Coat' (tm))
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10% epoxy resin hardener
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5% sulfur
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You may want to add more sodium chlorate depending on the purity you are using.
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Nitromethane formulas
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---------------------
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I thought that I might add this in since it's similar to Astrolite.
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Nitromethane (CH3NO2)
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specific gravity:1.139
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flash point:95f
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auto-ignite:785f
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Derivation: reaction of methane or propane with nitric acid under pressure.
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|
|
Uses: Rocket fuel; solvent for cellulosic compounds, polymers, waxes, fats,
|
|
etc.
|
|
To be detonated with a #8 cap, add:
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1) 95% nitromethane + 5% ethylenediamine
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2) 94% nitromethane + 6% aniline
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|
|
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Power output: 22-24% more powerful than TNT. Detonation velocity of 6,200MPS.
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|
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Nitromethane 'solid' explosives
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-------------------------------
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2 parts nitromethane
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5 parts ammonium nitrate (solid powder)
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|
|
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soak for 3-5 min. when done,store in an air-tight container.
|
|
This is supposed to be 30% more powerful than dynamite containing 60% nitro-
|
|
glycerin, and has 30% more brilliance.
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|
Getting others to Commit Suicide
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|
|
Well, lately, there has been many Suicides lately. A little while ago, here in
|
|
beautiful NJ, 4 teenagers said their last rites and started the car up in the
|
|
garage. This brought a smile to my face, you see, the more people dead,
|
|
the better off you are in the game of life. When people our age die, that
|
|
means the rest of us have a better chance of getting into the college we want,
|
|
cause there is less of them to compete with. There are more jobs to have, and
|
|
maybe you might find one you like. There is more food and other material
|
|
products, and this keeps the price of everything down. Its just better for
|
|
the whole society. Who cares about the mourning family, they'll get over it,
|
|
as you know who says "another day, another death"... Death is a fact of life
|
|
for everyone, and the more dead, the better.
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|
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|
HOW YOU CAN HELP:
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-----------------
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|
Find somebody that looks (as follows) like this:
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|
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|
-Real Ugly, someone who needs to be put out of misery, and so we don't have to
|
|
look at them
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|
|
|
-Real Quiet, these people usally have something wrong upstairs, they can't deal
|
|
with other people, they are no good to you anyway.
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|
|
|
-Real Stupid, everybody knows someone like this, like IQ of 98, someone who can
|
|
be pursuaded easily into the act.
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|
|
|
-Someone with parents that prod them, like high pressure parents, who tell
|
|
thier kids to do well in everything or die...
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|
|
|
(this is the good one)
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|
|
|
-Somebody who has tried committing suicide before, cause they are fucked up
|
|
allready and they are the easist to convince.
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|
|
|
CONVINCING THEM:
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|
----------------
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|
Ok, find one of the above and try the first tactic, total harassment. Just rag
|
|
and rag and rag and rag on them, tell them their mother sucks black cock in
|
|
hell, send letters saying that they are illegitimate, saying that they are
|
|
drafted into the Marines.. Call them up and tell her mom that she does
|
|
Crack and she's pregnant. Get a guy that looks like a total scumbag biker
|
|
with chains and shit and tell her mom that he's ready to pick her up for
|
|
their orgy. Or if its a guy tell him 'yo maun, i got de stuff, wheres de
|
|
money??"... Just make their total life hell.
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|
|
|
OR
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|
|
|
Befriend them, get real close to them, tell them you love them, you want to
|
|
be with them forever (in hell). Get close to the parents too, act real nice,
|
|
kiss some ass, be a real goody 2 shoes, feel like part of the family.
|
|
Then make up some crisis you supposedly had at home, say that your dad is
|
|
gonna kick you outa the house if (you dont cut that hair)...sorry...
|
|
you dont get a job and pay for everything
|
|
you use. Say that he grounded you for 5732 days and you can't go anywhere.
|
|
Then lie to the other kid's parents and tell them something like your
|
|
(son) daughter's is hooked on drugs and get her in trouble. Then at
|
|
night tell the other party to meet you somewhere, like on a bridge, anywhere
|
|
that you can die easily. Then make her feel like shit and ask (demand) her
|
|
to go in a suicide jump together, go 1-2-3, she jumps you stay where you
|
|
are and laugh.
|
|
|
|
PACTS:
|
|
------
|
|
Suicide Pacts are the best way to get rid of alot of people at once. Pacts
|
|
usally consist of 2 to 6 people, (unlike my good friend Jim Jones who wiped out
|
|
over 300 with poisoned Kool-Aid), and are usally done in a painless way.
|
|
Try to find a bunch of depressed people and tell them to join your little
|
|
group that meets twice a week to 'talk' about everyones problems.
|
|
Bullshit with them for a week or two, show a few other ways out of depression
|
|
(which should'nt work) then tell them (strongly) about a easy way out,
|
|
convince them into a SUICIDE PACT. Probability is that if 2 or 3 agree with
|
|
it, the whole group will do it, and that's just dandy!.
|
|
|
|
PRE-ACT TACTICS:
|
|
----------------
|
|
Now since this person is never going to be around any more, and if you say
|
|
you are going with them, tell the other party to give you all their belongings
|
|
so you can 'give it to charity, someone who really needs it'. Of course all
|
|
the goods go to bank account and some good blow.
|
|
|
|
Also, if you play your cards right, you can take out a life insurance policy
|
|
on the person and make 10g's to 1 mil, depending on the company and how
|
|
stupid they are.
|
|
|
|
Or if you forgot about the pre-act tactics just go to the parents and say
|
|
'She would want me to have this' (a $2500 pioneer stereo rack system),
|
|
a few weeks after the death, and cry when you do it.
|
|
|
|
WAYS OF SUICIDE:
|
|
----------------
|
|
The folling is a list of many ways to get the person to commit suicide:
|
|
|
|
-Carbon Monoxide, as in automobile exhaust, a very painless way to die. You
|
|
just sit in the car, in a garage, and it feels like you are going to sleep.
|
|
|
|
-A Gun, also another painless way, point the gun at the temple (head), aim
|
|
on an angle towards the lower base of the skull, instant DEATH.
|
|
|
|
-Slitting of the Wrists, very stupid, painful at first, but eventually you go
|
|
into shock. This way of suicide has the highest failure rate due to people
|
|
chickening out, it lasts from 20 mins. to sometimes 3 hrs. not a good way.
|
|
If so do it vertically rather then going across, will give you a better chance.
|
|
|
|
-Jumping off a tall building, a good way, because 50% of the people that jump
|
|
DIE of fright before hitting the ground. Somewhat tramatic for the 4 seconds
|
|
you are in the air, but more or less, a good way.
|
|
|
|
-Jumping in front of a Bus, Train, or any Large vehicle, a 75% percent success
|
|
rate as long as your head hits againt the oncoming force quickly. People have
|
|
been mangled and lived through it, and you don't want that to happen, you
|
|
want to DIE REMEMBER??
|
|
|
|
-Overdose of Drugs, a somewhat lame way to go depending on the drug...
|
|
also you need to take the right amount due to if you take too much, you will
|
|
just throw it up and suffer for 24 hrs... not to much, not to little, you can
|
|
determine by the recomened doseage. Sleeping pills are probably the most
|
|
painless, you just pass out. Overdoses of drugs such as Acid,LSD,and other
|
|
phyco drug is another stupid way to go, and if you live through it you are
|
|
a vegetable for the rest of your fucking life.
|
|
|
|
Drowning- A bad way to go, due to suffication people who have lived through
|
|
a near drowing say "It fucking sucks" to put it in laymens terms, not
|
|
suggested.
|
|
|
|
Hanging- good if you do it right. In the old west they used a more or less
|
|
'painless' way of hanging. When they released the lever, your neck broke and
|
|
usally you couldnt feel anything anyway, and before you knew it, you we DEAD.
|
|
A relitivly good and graphic way to go.
|
|
|
|
Running your car off a cliff- Very stupid unless you have a high cliff or
|
|
mountain. People usally try to pull out at the last second, and end up
|
|
paralized for life. Not recommended.
|
|
|
|
Electricution- Not bad, as long you have a good current. Go to your local
|
|
power substation and ground yourself to something, and as soon as you touch
|
|
the ends of those big semi-condutors, you're history.
|
|
|
|
Poison- Same as drugs.
|
|
|
|
Stabbing yourself- Usally reserved for Sickos, a very painful way to die, and
|
|
you watch yourself bleed to death. Pretty beat way to go.
|
|
|
|
Drinking yourself to Death-Sounds fun, should try it sometime....but seriously,
|
|
probably not a bad way to go, get wasted, and die! Get grain alcohol,
|
|
199 proof, good shit.
|
|
|
|
Well, im probably missing like hundreds of more ways, but this file is
|
|
just to get you started in the game of life. Good luck, and keep track
|
|
of your results.
|
|
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
_
|
|
HOW TO BLOW UP A CAR: A different way
|
|
_____________________________________________________________________________
|
|
_
|
|
|
|
There are times in a man's life when he gets mad at someone. And then
|
|
there are times when he gets REAL mad at someone. These are the times for
|
|
vengence. And what better way to get back at someone than damaging his/her
|
|
car. The thing which s/he has saved up for, worked hard for, and paid for.
|
|
Yes!!! This is the item which you must attack, for most of the time, it is
|
|
parked outside, easily accesible at night and very important to the asshole
|
|
you want to annoy. The method I will describe is relatively easy and safe to
|
|
set up, but very effective in causing damage. The method of destruction will
|
|
be explosion. The explosive device is already inside the car, factory
|
|
installed just for you to use. It is the standard 12 volt car battery.
|
|
|
|
Let's look at the princleple behind the exploding battery:
|
|
|
|
you are by now familiar with the theory of how batteries work, and if you
|
|
aren't, your probably too young to be thinking of these sorts of things.
|
|
Anyway, within the battery, is not only a current flowing from positive to
|
|
negative (actually, it is from negative to positive, but that's another
|
|
story), but also a small internal resistance. The resistance inside the
|
|
battery is in the order of magnitude of roughly .0024 OHM, an amount so small,
|
|
it is usually ignored. But, that is for normal operation of the battery. The
|
|
case we're interrested in is for the closed circuit of the battery by itself.
|
|
For a closed circuit, the internal resistance becomes a big deal, and the
|
|
following holds true:
|
|
|
|
|
|
(voltage) divided by (resistance) equals (current)
|
|
|
|
or
|
|
|
|
V/R=I
|
|
|
|
let's calculate
|
|
|
|
12volt/.0024 ohm = 5000 amps
|
|
|
|
Amazing!!!!! by causing a short circuit (closed circuit), the battery produces
|
|
5000 amps of current running through that little bugger. However, this
|
|
current is short lived, and the battery cannot handle this capacity for long,
|
|
so therefore the battery explodes. It explodes with a rather large force,
|
|
causing considerable damage from the pressure, flames, and hurling lead. All
|
|
these goodies combined with the volatile liquids hidden inside the engine will
|
|
cause the vehicle to add another member to the big junk yard in the sky.
|
|
|
|
Great!! now we know how to make the car blow up, but we don't want to go up
|
|
with hte car, so what we need is a triggering device. one can go from the
|
|
simple to elaborate, by incorporating sophisticated devices such as radio
|
|
transmitters, but for our purposes, we will opt for a simple timer and relay
|
|
device.
|
|
|
|
First, we will need some heavy cable, capable of handling the massive current
|
|
without melting, then we will need a relay also able to cope with large
|
|
currents. Next, we need a timer which will count down the seconds to our
|
|
triuphant vengance. And finally, a small battery to run the relay (the
|
|
small battery will run both the relay and the timer if you are using a digital
|
|
timer).
|
|
|
|
Now: Connect the small battery to the timer, the timer to the relay, and the
|
|
relay to the car battery. Connect the heavy duty relay to the the car battery
|
|
with the heavy cable. There you have it!!!!
|
|
|
|
__________________
|
|
small batt / ____ _|
|
|
_____ _________________ ______/ / _||________||_
|
|
| |___| | | \_______/ / | CAR |
|
|
| |___| ___|TIMER|___|relay| / | BATTERY |
|
|
| / | | |_____| / |______________|
|
|
|____________/ |_____| \_______/
|
|
|
|
|
|
remember, tinkering with other people's property is a no-no, and officer
|
|
friendly might get ugly with you if he sees you doing this, so be forewarned.
|
|
Also, car batteries are dangerous to play with, and if handled improperly,
|
|
may explode unintentionally, causing the concentrated acid to spray in your
|
|
face, making you look like the elephant man. so don't come crying to me when
|
|
something happens, cause i'll just laugh at you and possibly urinate over you
|
|
if you rub me the wrong way.
|
|
|
|
|
|
MERCURY BATTERY BOMB!
|
|
---------------------
|
|
Materials:
|
|
|
|
1 Mercury Battery (1.5 or 1.4 V Hearing Aid)
|
|
1 working lamp with on/off switch
|
|
|
|
Procedures:
|
|
|
|
1. Turn the lamp switch on to see if lite-bulb light up.
|
|
2. If it works, leave the switch on and unplug the cord
|
|
3. Unscrew the bulb (Dont touch the hot-spot!)
|
|
4. Place 1 Mercury Battery in the socket and make sure that
|
|
it is touching the Hot-spot contact.
|
|
5. Move any object or furniture - Why? There may be sparx given off!
|
|
6. Now your favorite part, stand back and plug in cord in the socket.
|
|
7. And you will have fun!! Like Real Party!!!
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
How to make a Milk Carton Bomb
|
|
written by XTX-101
|
|
|
|
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
A milk carton bomb is relitively simple and safe. It's only purpose it to
|
|
create a loud noise.
|
|
|
|
The ingredients needed to make this are few and easy to aquire. You will need
|
|
a plastic milk carton, lighter fluid(type used in cigarette lighters), a piece
|
|
of paper, and a pair of chopsticks. If you can not obtain chop sticks, it's
|
|
okay to substitute them with something that can hold the paper and is long
|
|
enough so that you won't be harmed by the flames.
|
|
|
|
After aquiring all of the ingredients, you can now start to make the bomb.
|
|
The procedure is easy. First, puncture a hole at the bottom of the milk carton
|
|
with a screw driver or equivalent. Next fill one-fourth of the milk carton with
|
|
lighter fluid. Place the milk carton in a fairly large area outisde. Hold a
|
|
piece of paper between the chopsticks and light the paper with a match.
|
|
Cautiously place the lighted paper under the hole of the carton and BOOM!
|
|
You have your loud explosion with little damage to the surrounding area. It
|
|
would be a good idea to have some water handy to extinguish any flames.
|
|
|
|
Be careful when doing this and have fun.
|
|
|
|
|
|
][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][
|
|
][/////////REAL/PIPE/BOMBS//////////][
|
|
][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][
|
|
|
|
STUFF YOU'LL NEED:
|
|
------------------
|
|
AN 8 INCH SECTION OF PVC CONDUIT 1" IN DIAMETER
|
|
2 PIPE CAPS (THAT WILL FIT THE PVC)
|
|
SOME SORT OF PROPELLANT
|
|
SOME GREEN WATERPROOF FUSE
|
|
A TUBE OF FORMA-GASKET, OR SOME SORT OF
|
|
SEALANT
|
|
A HOT GLUE GUN
|
|
A DRILL WITH A SMALL BIT
|
|
|
|
ASSEMBLY:
|
|
---------
|
|
PUT ONE OF THE CAPS ON THE PVC, SEAL IT, AND LET IT DRY. FILL THE PIPE
|
|
HALFWAY
|
|
FULL WITH YOUR PROPELLANT HOLD ONE END OF THE FUSE WHILE FILLING THE PIPE
|
|
THE
|
|
REST OF THE WAY WITH THE PROPELLANT. THE PIPE SHOULD NOW BE FULL OF THE
|
|
PROPELLANT UP TO 1/3 INCH FROM THE TOP OF THE PVC. FILL IT THE REST OF THE
|
|
WAY
|
|
WITH HOT GLUE, AND LET IT COOL. DRILL A SMALL HOL IN THE REMAINING PIPE
|
|
CAP, AND PUT IT ON THE PVC MAKE SURE YOU HAVE RUN THE FUSE THROUGH THE
|
|
SMALL
|
|
HOLE! NOW, SEAL THE CAP ON THE PIPE, AND SEAL THE SMALL HOLE AROUND THE
|
|
FUSE
|
|
HOLE.
|
|
|
|
YOU NOW HAVE A WORKING PIPE BOMB WHICH IS ROUGHLY THE EQUIVALENT OF 1
|
|
STICK OF
|
|
TNT. HOW YOU USE IT IS UP TO YOU.
|
|
|
|
|
|
1) What is Anarchy?
|
|
Anarchy can be taken technically (one who promotes the downfall of
|
|
governments) or as a number of other definitions (One who is
|
|
knowledgeable of the arts of destruction, One who uses the arts of
|
|
destruction sparingly to his advantage, One who likes to see things
|
|
blown to Bufu, Egypt). This manual is to train the people who fall
|
|
under the category of "One who uses the arts of destruction
|
|
sparingly and to his advantage" and also "One who likes to see things
|
|
blown to Bufo, Egypt". More on these views later. If you are one who
|
|
plots the destruction of governments, just abort this download now, and
|
|
go to your room and hold your breath, because it isn't going to happen.
|
|
Those of you who want to know how to do these type of things in case of
|
|
nuclear war, go ahead and read, and in fact, dump this out to your
|
|
printer and memorize it, you seem like the kind of person who would do
|
|
these type of things.
|
|
|
|
2) What are some do's and don'ts of anarchy?
|
|
Ok, First of all, an anarchist has to have a clear mind. Use or ingest
|
|
nothing that would dull your reflexes or cloud your thoughts. That means,
|
|
No "bongs" (for serious anarchy anyway) and no booze (at least for the
|
|
few nights before an anarchy raid). If you do heavy drugs, just abort now
|
|
and do some more, because i dont want any beefed up junkies trying to
|
|
blow up my house (I would probably be able to destroy them anyway).
|
|
"Bongs" are what many anarchists consider good use of their free time. I
|
|
condemn that practice, but if you can refrain from over-usage, It is
|
|
ok if you go on reading.
|
|
|
|
As you can see, you may have to make a few sacrifices for anarchy. But its
|
|
for your own good (so you dont blow up yourself) and for others (dont kill
|
|
innocent people, get the guys who deserve it). However, many future
|
|
anarchists may read this and decide never to start such "habits" at all.
|
|
All the better. One thing i find detestable in a lot of neo-anarchists is
|
|
their tendancies to brag and to be impatient. Anarchy (if thats the right word
|
|
at all for us type of people, more in a future volume) requires a lot of
|
|
preparations, which can lead to a lot of fun (for you and your friends),
|
|
or just plain survival. Never be impatient, always be cool (even when you
|
|
have state police chasing you down free-ways doing 90mph). If you take the
|
|
"cool" silent attitude, you'll be good...damn good (sounds corny doesn't
|
|
it?).
|
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One thing that baffles me is how some very successful anarchists get away
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with the stuff they do. Diamond Dave Letterman writes files all the time
|
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(and im sure is proud of it) and doesnt strike me as the most rational
|
|
person in the world, but damn, is he good (so i hear anyways). I wouldn't
|
|
suggest you try his approach to life until you have practiced the ways of
|
|
the anarchist.
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|
One more thing that separates the real anarchists from the guys who just
|
|
buy fireworks and blow it up and call theirselves anarchists, is brains.
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|
You should be getting good grades in school, and not be getting into any
|
|
trouble (that is, before you start anarchy). The real anarchists have
|
|
this, and they take their time with details, but moving swift and silently
|
|
when it counts.
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|
I suggest you buy some dark clothes, maybe a ski mask, get repairs on your car
|
|
(if you have one, make sure its fast) and get money together (for bail). Most
|
|
of you are going to stop doing most of the experiments, and you probably wont
|
|
need this stuff, but if you intend on doing common anarchy around the
|
|
neighborhood for practice, get the dark suit. If you are going to go farther,
|
|
it means you are probably serious about anarchy (or crazy, dead, or both), and
|
|
you'll probably need a car (not necessarily though).
|
|
Oh yes, I forgot to mention one of the most important requirements for an
|
|
anarchist: Physical fitness. Start today by lifting weights (and losing
|
|
some if you need to). You have to have strong legs to run, so start
|
|
jogging, and if you want to go real far, get training in weapons and the
|
|
martial arts. You aren't always going to have a weapon (not common), so I
|
|
opt for the martial arts first. Make sure you get your weapons training on
|
|
your own or from a friend, because if you take a weapons course, consider
|
|
yourself plastered if they ever find out that you took their course.
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[ ] Acetone Peroxide Explosive
|
|
|
|
This explosive can not only be used as an explosive, but also as a
|
|
detonater.
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-=-=-=-=-=-
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-MATERIALS-
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-=-=-=-=-=-
|
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|
Name Source
|
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---- ------
|
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Hydrogen Peroxide Hair Bleach, Drug Stores
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and Hair supply Stores
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|
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Acetone Hardware Stores and Drug
|
|
Stores
|
|
|
|
Sulfuric Acid Clear battery acid
|
|
boiled until white fumes
|
|
appear.
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|
|
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Eye Dropper or Syringe w/ glass tube
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Graduated Cylinder (cc or ml)
|
|
Thermometer (0 to 100 degrees C)
|
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Glass Containers
|
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Large Pan
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Ice and Salt
|
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Water
|
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Paper Towels
|
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|
|
All the above can easily be commandeered from your school laboratory for your
|
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own purposes.
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-=-=-=-=-=-
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-PROCEDURE-
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-=-=-=-=-=-
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1) Mix 30 ml of Acetone and 50ml of Hydrogen Peroxide into a glass container
|
|
and mix thoroughly.
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|
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2) Cool it by plaicing it in a larger container containing ice, salt, and
|
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water. Now cool it to 5 degrees Celcius.
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|
|
|
3) Add 2.5 ml of concentrated ulfuric acid to the mixture slowly (drop by
|
|
drop w/ the eye dropper). Stir the mixture w/the thermometer keeping the
|
|
the temperature between 5-10 degrees celcius. If the temperature rises
|
|
don't shit just stop adding the sulfuric acid until it cools down then
|
|
start adding it again.
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|
|
|
4) Now that you got all the acid into the mixture continue stirring for
|
|
another 5 minutes.
|
|
|
|
5) Now let the mixture stand for 12 to 24 hours in the ice/salt bath.
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|
|
|
6) After 12 hours the crystals of acetone peroxide will precipitate out of the
|
|
once clear solution. Precipitation should be done after 24 hours.
|
|
|
|
7) Now filter out the crystals through a paper towel attached to a jar with a
|
|
rubber band. Then after that wash the crystals by pouring ice cold water
|
|
over them, letting the water rinse the crystals and filter down through the
|
|
paper towel into the jar.
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|
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8) Select a container and allow them to dry.
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|
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|
-=-=-=-
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|
-USES!-
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|
-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Now this can be used as an explosive however it is the simplest detonater
|
|
that I have ever encountered. It works best in 2.5 inch lengths of brass tubing
|
|
with one end sealed. The only drawback is that it must be used quickly as
|
|
Acetone Peroxide deteriorates quickly. I have found that keeping it
|
|
refrigerated seems to make it last longer however for optimum effects it should
|
|
be used 7 days after manufacture at the latest. It also can be used to detonate
|
|
almost every Ammonium Nitrate compound, and Ammonium Nitrate itself for that
|
|
matter.
|
|
|
|
[ ] Fertilizer/Hydrazine Liquid Explosive
|
|
|
|
This one is a killer it is more powerful and more brisant than C-4.
|
|
However you need a blasting cap to detonate or a homemade compound detonater.
|
|
Namely Acetone Peroxide detonaters can be used here or Mini-Compound Detonaters.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-MATERIALS-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Name Source
|
|
---- ------
|
|
Ammonium Nitrate Fertilizer (no less than Farm and Feed Stores
|
|
32% Nitrogen) or pure
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|
|
|
Anhydrous Hydrazine Chemical Supply House
|
|
(Be careful with this one it is very reactive!!!)
|
|
|
|
Large Mixing Container
|
|
*GLASS* stirring rod
|
|
Storage Container w/tight lid
|
|
Blasting Cap or Compound Detonater
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-PROCEDURE-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
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|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
*NOTE* mixing these two is the same as baking soda and vinegar so the reaction
|
|
is very effervescant and can bubble over the top so use a jar 6 times the volume
|
|
of the Hydrazine! Also large volumes of ammonia gas are realeased when these
|
|
two are mixed so wear a gas mask or be upwind of the mixing.
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
1) Pour into the container the an amount of Anhyrdrous Hydrazine equal to the
|
|
amount of explosive required.
|
|
2) Ammonium Nitrate Prilled or Powdered is added a teaspoon at a time to the
|
|
container, then wait for it to dissolve (stirring constantly), and then add
|
|
more.
|
|
3) Continue the above process until the ammonium nitrate no longer dissolves
|
|
into the hydrazine, and don't worry about the small amount of ammonium
|
|
nitrate left over.
|
|
4) Now your basically done and you have an explosive more powerful than any
|
|
military explosive.
|
|
5) To make it more powerful add 20% aluminum powder to the mixture (100 mesh
|
|
or finer)
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
-USES!-
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
This mixture has unique absorbtion and retention properties, and can be
|
|
poured directly on the ground for a liquid land mine. This type of land mine is
|
|
totally disquised and cannot be noticed, and all you need to do is bury a
|
|
compound detonater in the ground, which can be detonated by a step switch etc...
|
|
This type of land mine remains detonatable for up to four days regardless of
|
|
rain etc... It can also be poured into a container and used as a bomb.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] RDX Explosive
|
|
|
|
The reason I wrote this is because the other file I saw on how to make RDX
|
|
was so shabby and lame it was probably written by an eight year old mental
|
|
patient. So here is mine easy! Straightforward! Comphrehendible!
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-MATERIALS-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Name Source
|
|
---- ------
|
|
Hexamethylenetetramine (Hexamin) Drug stores under the names
|
|
Hexamin, Urotropine, and
|
|
Methenamine
|
|
|
|
Strong Nitric Acid Chemical Supply House or
|
|
some Hardware stores
|
|
|
|
Acetone Drug Stores and Hardware
|
|
Stores
|
|
|
|
Scale with gram accuracy
|
|
Graduated Cylinder (cc or ml) or measuring cups
|
|
Thermometer 20-100 degrees celcius or 68-212
|
|
degrees farenheit
|
|
Several large quart canning jars
|
|
Two large basins or bowls made of metal or
|
|
some other heatable metal
|
|
Paper Towels
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-PROCEDURE-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
1) Place one half cup or 120 ml or cc of nitric acid in a large canning jar
|
|
and bring the temperature to between 20 and 30 degrees celcius (68-86 F)
|
|
by putting the jar in a basin of cold water.
|
|
2) Keep the thermometer in the jar so you can closely maintain the temperature
|
|
between your basins of hot and cold water.
|
|
3) Weigh out 70 grams by weight or 18 teaspoons by volume of hexamine. Then
|
|
start adding the hexamin slowly at 1/2 teaspoon at a time over a 15 minute
|
|
time period. All the while maintaining the temperature between 20 and 30
|
|
degrees celcius by moving it in and out of the cold water basins.
|
|
4) When all the hexamin is dissolved in the acid heat the solution to 55
|
|
degrees celcius (131 F) by placing the jar in a basin of hot water. Then
|
|
maintain this temperature for about ten minutes.
|
|
5) Now remove the jar from the basin of hot water and place it in the basin
|
|
of cold water and cool the jar to 20 degrees celcius (68 F). Now when the
|
|
solution reaches 20 degrees celcius add 3 cups (750ml) of cold water and
|
|
white salt will appear.
|
|
6) Now the white salt is RDX and should be handled with care. Now filter the
|
|
Acid/Water/RDX solution through a paper towel covering the mouth of another
|
|
jar.
|
|
7) Wash the RDX crystals off the paper towel and add an additional 3 cups of
|
|
fresh cold water and a teaspoon of sodium carbonate to neutralize the acid.
|
|
Now stir rapidly for 3 minutes and then filter it out again.
|
|
8) It is now usable, but I prefer purifying it by filling a quart canning jar
|
|
2/3 full of acetone and heating the acetone then adding the RDX crystals to
|
|
it a half teaspoon at a time until it completely dissolves in the acetone.
|
|
9) Now that it is all dissolved let the solution cool to room temperature and
|
|
let it stand for one hour. The RDX will then precipitate again into it's
|
|
salt. Then you must filter it through a paper towel around anothr jar and
|
|
rinse it with cold water the same way you did before. Now you have the
|
|
finished product roguhly 1 and 1/2 ounces of RDX.
|
|
10) Now store your finished product (after it dries) in a jar with a air tight
|
|
lid for future use. Seeing that RDX does not lose it's effectiveness for
|
|
months.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
-USES!-
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
RDX is a very powerful explosive however it can be compressed into tubes to
|
|
make detonaters. Later in this newsletter I will prescribe a method for making
|
|
detonaters inwhich RDX will be used along with other explosives before
|
|
mentioned. RDX however is sensitive to friction, and can be used as an
|
|
explosive by itself. It is also commonly refered to as Clyclonite.
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] Mini-Compound Detonater's
|
|
|
|
This is basically a tutorial in making detonaters, and there are a few
|
|
rules, that I would like each and every one of you to follow. Making detonaters
|
|
is very very dangerous considering that the purpose of detonaters is for them to
|
|
be sensitive and easily detonated, so be careful. Also the detonaters I am
|
|
telling you how to make are small, but the same principle can be applied on a
|
|
larger scale.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-MATERIALS-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Name Source
|
|
---- ------
|
|
Empty .22 Magnum shells or copper/brass/aluminum Gun stores or Hardware
|
|
tubing 1/4 inch in diameter and 1 inch long. These Stores
|
|
tubes must also be closed at one end.
|
|
|
|
A substantial quantity of Secondary Explosive i.e. RDX RDX Article 3 this
|
|
(amount depends on how many detonaters you intend to issue of "Anarchy
|
|
make) or PETN can be substituted here. Today" PETN is the
|
|
center filling of
|
|
detonating cords.
|
|
|
|
A substantial quantity of primary explosive i.e. Acetone Peroxide
|
|
Mercury Fulminate or Acetone Peroxide. Article 1 this issue
|
|
of "Anarchy Today"
|
|
|
|
An ignition charge of black powder. Gun stores FFF black
|
|
powder.
|
|
|
|
A loading press (commonly used for reloading shells Gun stores
|
|
also please be safe considering a few of these
|
|
detonaters may detonate when being compressed, so
|
|
take the neccessary precautions such as safty glasses
|
|
etc...)
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-PROCEDURE-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
*NOTE* dirt or oil may sensitive the detonaters to an unsafe level so when
|
|
handling the primary ad secondary and ingnition charges use tongs. Also boil a
|
|
bucket of water in the room as humidity helps or if your in a house turn your
|
|
shower on hot and leave it on!
|
|
|
|
1) Now light a candle, and let two drops of wax drip into each shell
|
|
casing before use. Then let the wax cool down.
|
|
2) Now fill the casing to a depth of 1/4 inch with RDX or PETN, and then
|
|
*GENTLY and SLOWLY* insert the ram and compress the explosive slowly
|
|
and evenly. Now remove the ram slowly and carefully.
|
|
3) Continue this process adding small amounts of RDX or PETN until a
|
|
column of secondary explosive 5/8 of an inch high has been pressed into
|
|
the 1 inch shell casing.
|
|
4) Now add a small amount of Primary explosive the same way you added the
|
|
secondary explosive on top of the secondary explosive. Now add the
|
|
Mercury Fulminate or Acetone Peroxide on top of the 5/8 inch column of
|
|
secondary explosive and compress it with the ram until it reaches a
|
|
height of primary explosive 1/4 inch high.
|
|
5) Now compress the remaining 1/8 of an inch with black powder. Now seal
|
|
the top with wax paper or tape until ready for use.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-DIAGRAM-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
- ++++++
|
|
| |@@@@|
|
|
| |****|
|
|
| |****|
|
|
| |####|
|
|
1 INCH------< |####|
|
|
| |####|
|
|
| |####|
|
|
| |####|
|
|
| |----|
|
|
- |====|
|
|
|
|
+-+-+
|
|
+Key+
|
|
+-+-+
|
|
|
|
@ = Black Powder (Ignition Charge)
|
|
* = Mercury Fulminate or Acetone Peroxide (Primary Charge)
|
|
# = RDX or PETN (Secondary Charge)
|
|
- = Two drops of wax on Bottom
|
|
+ = Tape covering top
|
|
= = The bottom of shell casing
|
|
| = Sides of .22 Magnum Shell
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
-USES!-
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
These little beauties can be used for almost any purpose or a larger
|
|
version can be used where a hard to detonate substance is used. Their main use
|
|
is for minature hand grenades and other small explosives. The next issue of
|
|
"Anarchy Today" will cover various things such as explosive candles, etc...
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] Potassium Chlorate/Sugar Ignitor
|
|
|
|
This ignitor is one of my many favorites, it can be ignited by either
|
|
concentrated sulfuric or nitric acids. It also works excellently as a time
|
|
delay, which I will detail later.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-MATERIALS-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Name Source
|
|
---- ------
|
|
Potassium Chlorate Drug Stores and chemical supply
|
|
houses
|
|
|
|
Sugar (Granulated) Grocery Store
|
|
|
|
Measuring Container (Cup, Tablespoon, etc...)
|
|
Storage Container w/tight fitting lid
|
|
Mixing Container w/tight fitting lid
|
|
|
|
Two flat boards (one large 36x36 and the other
|
|
small so it can be held in the hand).
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-PROCEDURE-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
1) Spread handful at a time the potassium chlorate on the large board and
|
|
rub with the other flatboard or a rolling pin until the particles
|
|
resemble granulated sugar.
|
|
2) Now measure out 2 parts by volume of sugar into the container, and then
|
|
add 3 parts by volume of the Potassium Chlorate to the container. Now
|
|
recap the container and shake the mixture for 4-5 minutes until it has
|
|
a uniform color and consistency.
|
|
3) Store for future use in an air tight container, but remember to shake
|
|
it up before use to re-mix any settled particles.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
-USES!-
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Now for a delayed reaction place the acid in a gelatin capsule and bury
|
|
the gelatin capsule in the Potassium Chlorate mixture. Depending on how many
|
|
gelatin capsules you use and their size depends on the delay. It can range from
|
|
20 minutes to and hour or more. This type of ignitor reaches a temperature of
|
|
3,200 degrees farenheit and can ignite most incendiaries. It can also be
|
|
compacted into a pipe to create a low power pipe bomb.
|
|
|
|
[ ] Sulfur and Aluminum Igniter
|
|
|
|
This is more of a secondary ignitor for those tough to ignite
|
|
incendiaries such as thermite etc... It is relatively easy to make and safe to
|
|
handle so therefore it is an excellent ignitor, and it does not lose it's
|
|
effectiveness quickly.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-MATERIALS-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Name Source
|
|
---- ------
|
|
Fine Aluminum Powder Paint Stores (Bronzing
|
|
Powder)
|
|
|
|
Sulfur Drug Stores
|
|
|
|
Measuring Container(Cup, tablespoon, etc...)
|
|
Mixing Container w/tight fitting lid
|
|
Storage Container w/tight fitting lid (airtight)
|
|
|
|
Two Flat Boards one hand size and the other 36x36
|
|
or a big board and a rolling pin
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-PROCEDURE-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
1) Spread the sulfur out on the board and crush into a fine powder (dust)
|
|
2) Measure out 4 parts by volume of finely powdered sulfur to 1 part by
|
|
volume of aluminum powder. Now mix these two in the mixing container
|
|
by closing the lid and shaking it up for 4-5 minutes until a uniform
|
|
color and consistancy are achieved.
|
|
3) Store the igniter in a waterproof container until ready for use. Also
|
|
re-shake before use to re-mix and settled particles.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
-USES!-
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
This is mainly used to ignite thermite. Four spoonfuls of this
|
|
aluminum/sulfur igniter are added on top of the thermite, and one spoonful of
|
|
potassium chlorate/sugar igniter is added on top of that. Now when the
|
|
potassium Chlorate/sugar igniter is ignited it in turn ignites the
|
|
aluminum/sulfur igniter. This igniter reaches an incredible heat, and should
|
|
not be watched igniting without dark lensed protective eyewear, as it may cause
|
|
blindness.
|
|
|
|
[ ] HTH/Brake Fluid Incendiary
|
|
|
|
This is a very effective time delayed incendiary that anyone can make,
|
|
and get the materials too. It is simple and easy and inexpensive, so enjoy.
|
|
Also this incendiary bursts into flames when brake fluid comes in contact with
|
|
the Calcium Hypochlorite.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-MATERIALS-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Name Sources
|
|
---- -------
|
|
Granular Calcium Hypochlorite 70% HTH swimming Swimming pool supply
|
|
pool purifier house or bleaching
|
|
agent
|
|
|
|
Brake Fluid Auto Parts Store
|
|
or Gas Station
|
|
|
|
Two Cans of *EQUAL* size
|
|
|
|
Tape
|
|
|
|
Nail or Small Drill
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-PROCEDURE-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
1) Take your two cans and remove the contents, and then wash them out
|
|
thouroughly. Now drill or puncture a small hole in the bottom center
|
|
of one of the cans.
|
|
2) Now drill or puncture a series of small holes evenly spaced in the side
|
|
of the other can, and cover them with tape.
|
|
3) Now tape the top can (the can with one hole) on top of the other can
|
|
(the one with a lot of holes taped over)
|
|
4) Now place this set up in the center of a pile of Calcium Hypochlorite.
|
|
Now Depending on the delay time required remove the tape from over the
|
|
appropriate number of holes.
|
|
5) To start the delay just add brake fluid to the top can and let it start
|
|
to drip down.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Diagram-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
------------------<------Top Can
|
|
|________________|
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|| ||
|
|
|| <---------Brake Fluid
|
|
|| ||
|
|
||_______O<-----------Drip Hole
|
|
------------------
|
|
++++++++++++++++++
|
|
++++++++++++++++++<-------Tape bonding cans together
|
|
------------------
|
|
| |
|
|
| O |<------ O's are the delay holes
|
|
| |
|
|
|+++++++O++++++++|<------Taped over hole
|
|
| |
|
|
| O |
|
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&&&&&&| |&&&&&&&&
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&&&&&&&&&&|+++++++O++++++++|<------Taped over hole
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&&&&&&&&&&&&&&------------------&&&&&&&&&&&&
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&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& <----
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-- &'s is the Calcium
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Hypochlorite
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[ ] Incendiary Timed Delay Moltov Cocktail
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Please note that the detonating capsules used here will be refered to
|
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most likely in a later issue, because they work excellently. Also this bomb
|
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disperses flaming oil and gasoline quickly, so steer clear of it when it goes
|
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off.
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-=-=-=-=-=-
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-MATERIALS-
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-=-=-=-=-=-
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Name Source
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---- ------
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Potassium/Chlorate Sugar igniter "Anarchy Today" Issue 1
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Article 5
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Concentrated Sulfuric Acid Clear battery acid
|
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boiled until white
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fumes appear
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Gelatin Capsules (sizes 0,00, and 000) Drug Store and
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Veterinary Clinics
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Lead Shot Gun Stores or Shotgun
|
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Shells
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Narrow Neck Bottles (i.e. Wine bottles etc...) Liquor Store or Garbage
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Oil
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Gasoline
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-=-=-=-=-=-
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-PROCEDURE-
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-=-=-=-=-=-
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1) Empty out the contents of the gelatin capsules if any and separate
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them. Now fill the smaller half of the capsule 1/4 full of lead shot.
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Now fill the remaining space with the potassium chlorate/sugar igniter.
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2) Now pack it down, and place the larger end cap on the packed
|
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main capsule. Now set this aside for later use. Now repeat this
|
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process until a number of capsules have been produced.
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3) Store in a airtight container for future use.
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-=-=-=-
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-USES!-
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-=-=-=-
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|
|
1) Now your ready to make the incendiary device. Fill your wine bottle
|
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about 1/4 inch high with Sulfuric Acid, and then fill the remaining
|
|
space 3/4 full of a gasoline/oil mixture in a 1:1 ratio or half gas
|
|
and half oil (same thing).
|
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2) Now to detonate drop in three or four of the previously prepared
|
|
capsules, and turn the bottle upside down. (The neck of the bottle
|
|
downward)
|
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3) What this does is the capsules with the lead shot in them sink to the
|
|
neck of the bottle where the heavier Sulfuric Acid is concentrated.
|
|
Now in about 20 minutes the acid will eat through the capsules and a
|
|
white hot flame will explode the bottle dispersing the gasoline and oil
|
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mixture.
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4) For a prolonged time delay place the capsule inside a larger capsule.
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|
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|
|
|
[ ] Miniature Claymore Mine
|
|
|
|
This is devasting and should be used in malls or other heavily
|
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trafficked areas. It has a kill range of 50 yards (half a football feild), and
|
|
is one of the best I have seen, and it's fun to watch too!
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|
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|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-MATERIALS-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
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|
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Name Source
|
|
---- ------
|
|
Potassium Chlorate Drug Stores and Chemical
|
|
Supply Houses
|
|
|
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Nitrobenzene Drug Stores (Oil of Mirbane)
|
|
and Chemical Supply Houses
|
|
|
|
Measuring Container (Cup, Tablespoon, etc...)
|
|
|
|
Double-Sided Adhesive Tape
|
|
|
|
Small Alnico 5 Horseshoe Magnets
|
|
|
|
Epoxy Resin
|
|
|
|
A Lot of 1/4 Inch Ball Bearings
|
|
|
|
Soap dishes consisting of two separate halves
|
|
That fit together with the bottom half and the
|
|
top half bevelled
|
|
|
|
Flat board 36x36 and another flat board or
|
|
Rolling Pin
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-PROCEDURE-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
1) First off crush the Potassium Chlorate between the two boards or with
|
|
the rolling pin until it is a very very very fine powder.
|
|
|
|
2) Fill the top half of the soap dish to a depth of 3/4 inch with 1/4 inch
|
|
diameter ball bearings held together with a light coating of epoxy
|
|
resin.
|
|
|
|
3) Now cut a hole in the bottom half and cover it with tape. The hole
|
|
should be big enough for you to pour the nitrobenzene into later and
|
|
big enough to fit a detonater into.
|
|
|
|
4) Now pack the bottom half tightly with Potassium Chlorate, very tightly
|
|
leaving no extra room.
|
|
|
|
5) Now tape the two halves together tightly, and your pretty much done.
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
-USES!-
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
1) When your ready to use your charge simply pour in the nitrobenzene.
|
|
The correct ratio is 1 part by volume of nitrobenzene to 4 parts
|
|
by volume of potassium chlorate. Now if you didn't read this through
|
|
and keep track of the amount of potassium chlorate you used, then you
|
|
fucked up and won't get optimum results.
|
|
2) Now allow the nitrobenzene to soak in for 4-6 minutes, and then insert
|
|
your electronically initiated or time fused detonater into the hole.
|
|
Now seal around the hole with epoxy resin
|
|
3) Now use the magnets and the tape to attach the charge 3 feet above the
|
|
ground with the ball bearing side facing outward.
|
|
4) Now you can either use an egg timer or a stepswitch (Underground
|
|
detonater activated by weight) or you can use the good old time fuse
|
|
running into a mini-compound detonater.
|
|
|
|
[ ] Shotgun Shell Impact Grenade
|
|
|
|
This is an excellent little toy, and can save your life. It not only
|
|
disperses crowds, but also legs, arms, feet, etc...
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-MATERIALS-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Name Source
|
|
---- ------
|
|
Potassium Chlorate/Nitrobenzene
|
|
Mini-Compound Detonater
|
|
12 Gauge Shotgun Shell Gunstore
|
|
|
|
Wood Dowel or Steel Bar 11/16' in Diameter Hardware Stores
|
|
and any length beyon 1/2'
|
|
|
|
Hacksaw
|
|
Drill with 1/4' bit
|
|
Pieces of Cloth 12' x 1/2'
|
|
Epoxy Resin
|
|
Electrical Tape
|
|
Steel Ball Bearing 3/8' in Diameter
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-PROCEDURE-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
1) Cut open or open up the front end of a 12 gauge shotgun shell, and
|
|
empty out the entire contents saving only the casing.
|
|
2) To ensure the mini detonater is centered use the hacksaw to cut a 1/2'
|
|
length of 11/16' steel bar or wooden dowel. Now drill a 1/4' diameter
|
|
hole in the center of the 1/2' long wood or metal cylinder.
|
|
3) After the guide has been prepared then glue it in place on the primer
|
|
inside the shotgun shell casing. *NOTE* do not get any glue on the
|
|
primer itself. Now place the minicompound detonater open side down in
|
|
the cylinder and glue it into place. Now fill the remaining space in
|
|
the shotshell with Potassium Chlorate ***CAREFULLY***. Now close off
|
|
the end with tape, and when ready to use simply pour in the
|
|
nitrobenzen activator.
|
|
4) After this is accomplished tape a 3/8' steel ball bearing over the
|
|
primer on the outside of the shell over the primer. Now tape the
|
|
cloth streamers around the upside of the shell casing to ensure
|
|
stability in flight and also helping it to land on the downside or
|
|
primer side.
|
|
5) Now tape nails around the shell with notches filed 1/4' apart all
|
|
along them.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-DIAGRAM-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
\ / \ | / \
|
|
\/ \|/ /
|
|
|\ /\| |
|
|
\ \ / // /
|
|
\ \/ // /
|
|
\ \\||/
|
|
-------
|
|
|%%%%%%%|
|
|
|%%%%%%%|
|
|
|%%%%%%%|
|
|
|%%%%%%%|
|
|
|%%+++%%|
|
|
|%%+++%%|
|
|
|%%+++%%|
|
|
|%%+++%%|
|
|
|&&+++&&|
|
|
|&&+++&&|
|
|
---"---
|
|
\ O /
|
|
=====
|
|
|
|
+-+-+
|
|
+KEY+
|
|
+-+-+
|
|
|
|
+ = Mini Compound Detonater
|
|
& = Wood or Metal Holding Cylinder for Mini-Compound Detonater
|
|
= = Tape
|
|
O = Ball Bearing
|
|
% = Potassium Chlorate/Nitrobenzene High Explosive
|
|
\ |\/ = Cloth Streamers
|
|
" = Primer
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
-USES!-
|
|
-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
1) Pour the nitrobenzene into the upside of the shell and then wait 3-4
|
|
minutes. Then to use simply throw at a target or group of people and
|
|
upon impact the grenade will detonate itself.
|
|
2) To use as a booby trap simply place it with the ball bearing side up
|
|
in the ground where someone will step on it. Minus the cloth streamers
|
|
or simply make the shell look the way it was before, and some poor
|
|
shithead will eventually fire it resulting in death. Seeing that the
|
|
barrel will most likely blow him apart.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] Evading Bomb Squad Tactics
|
|
|
|
This article will deal with the modern methods used by police and
|
|
military bomb squad teams and how to overcome them. Most police forces have a
|
|
bomb squad or IED(Improvised Explosive Device)unit, but some rely on the army
|
|
EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) unit. This is done, because small local
|
|
police forces rarely have a need for a bomb squad or the funding to outrig
|
|
one with the necessary equipment. Well enough of the background on with the
|
|
article, in which I will outlay equipment and how to evade it.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Police Protection-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
As of the writing of this article the most widely used form of
|
|
protection is the Canadian Safeco body suits. These suits are made of kevlar
|
|
and ballistic material and basically protect the pig from shrapnel and shock
|
|
wave. However there are many design flaws in the suit, which I will outline.
|
|
|
|
(1) The officers hands must be exposed, because gloves would be too bulky to
|
|
maneuver, and hinder his sense of touch.
|
|
|
|
(2) The other design flaw is the suit weighs a little over 50 pounds, and
|
|
there is the constant problem of heat stroke etc...; Since the suit is
|
|
very hot.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Overcoming This Problem-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
The solution here is quite simple, and the best option is to leave
|
|
the best option is to either...
|
|
|
|
(A) Put the bomb out in the direct sunlight if you live in a hot climate.
|
|
(A hot climate is temperatures in the 98-108 range.)
|
|
(B) Place the explosive device in a boiler room.
|
|
(C) Place it under a primary heating duct.
|
|
(D) Use your imagination your intelligent.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Disarming Robots!-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
The police force recently has been employing robots in disarming
|
|
procedures. The most popular one is the Pedsco RMI a canadian robot that runs
|
|
on six pneumatic tires; It also has a camera and a claw all of which are
|
|
controlled remotely. These robots however are pretty much strictly limited to
|
|
large police forces, because of their cost. The design flaws in this are
|
|
obvious...
|
|
|
|
(1) It is like the game where you get the prize with the claw. Or in
|
|
other words it is difficult to operate, and is mainly used for moving
|
|
the explosive device into a bomb transporter.
|
|
(2) It only has one camera and one has to become extremely accustomed to
|
|
the new depth perception via the camera.
|
|
(3) They are almost never used in disarming procedures since they are too
|
|
jerky. They are used to move the explosive to a bomb transporter.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Overcoming This Problem-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
There are many different solutions, which can be applied here. I will
|
|
outline a few of the more interesting ones that won't readily come to mind.
|
|
|
|
(A) This is my personnel favorite employ multiple explosives, and
|
|
surround your bomb with minurature landmines, which will destroy the
|
|
disarming robot.
|
|
|
|
(B) Another is to employ a secondary detonator into your device which
|
|
is shock or sudden movement sensitive, so that if the operator of the
|
|
claws drops the explosive or jolts it, it will detonate.
|
|
|
|
(C) Another is to attach multiple detonators to the sides of the explosive
|
|
so that when the claws close in on the device it will detonate.
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Portable X-rays-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Police have more often used portable x-ray units. These units are
|
|
called inspectors, and manufactured by golden. They run on their own
|
|
batteries and use polaroid x-ray film. These are most effective usually
|
|
since a relatively accurate x-ray can be procured in less than 20 seconds.
|
|
The obvious design flaws in the are as follows:
|
|
|
|
(1) Certain materials are not susceptible to x-ray such as lead.
|
|
|
|
(2) It takes a well trained person to interpret an x-ray correctly.
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Overcoming This Problem-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
The ways of overcoming this are obvious, but I will outlay them here
|
|
for those of you whose minds are slow.
|
|
|
|
(A) Encasing the explosive device in lead or some other material which
|
|
will successfully evade the x-ray.
|
|
|
|
(B) Adding shit or miscellaneous metals inside the bomb to confuse the
|
|
person interpreting the x-ray.
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-==-=-=-
|
|
-Dearmers-
|
|
-=-==-=-=-
|
|
|
|
What the fuck is a dearmer you ask? Well a dearmer is usually employed
|
|
by the bomb squad when it is apparent that device can be made docile by
|
|
destroying it's wiring.A dearmer is an electronically fired gun that shoots a
|
|
variety of projectiles at a high velocity into the explosive. The purpose of
|
|
this is to destroy the wiring rendering the explosive useless. They look like
|
|
miniature pipes, and can be fired remotely.There are a few design flaws here,
|
|
but less than before that can be manipulated to our advantage.
|
|
|
|
(1) They can't cut through steel.
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Overcoming This Problem-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
(A) The solution here is to encase the wiring in some way to prevent
|
|
cutting.
|
|
|
|
(B) Another method for those of you who dare is to coat the wiring of the
|
|
device with a compound that will detonate from shock, and
|
|
will in turn detonate the explosive.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Bomb Transport Vehicles-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Yes, those oddly shaped vehicles that they carry away our explosives in.
|
|
Well this took quite a bit of research to find out all of the types, but here
|
|
it goes. The first type is the spherical transporter, round in shape it is
|
|
used when even a directed blast could cause injury, death, or destruction
|
|
i.e. in such areas as where there are tall buildings and a large populous.
|
|
The other type is either of one cylinder or multiple concentric cylinders
|
|
with spaces between them. The general purpose of these is to direct the blast
|
|
upward, so as not to cause injury or destruction. The explosive is
|
|
suspended in a net in the center of the cylinder. Most of the times these
|
|
are used to take the device to a safe area for detonation, but are designed
|
|
just in case the bomb goes KABOOM. Here there really aren't design flaws, but
|
|
there are ways to overcome his problem.
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Overcoming This Problem-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
(A) First make your bombs (Unless the occasion calls for something
|
|
different) so that they direct the full force of the explosion in one
|
|
direction. A strong explosive device cannot be contained if it's
|
|
entire force is sent into one direction.
|
|
|
|
(B) Take advantage of the open cylinder transport vehicle, and direct the
|
|
force of the explosion downward assuring a hole in the street, and
|
|
two maimed or mortally wounded cops.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] Impact Exploding Arrows
|
|
|
|
These are impact exploding arrows, and how to make them. These
|
|
babies are lethal, and explode on impact. The obvious advantage to these is
|
|
that their hit-kill ratio is extremely high, and they are silent (Until they
|
|
hit). Another obvious advantage is that most of the evidence is destroyed or
|
|
sprayed over a vast area. Any hit to the torso or head will prove fatal, and
|
|
most destructive. So on with it another lesson in pain.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Materials-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Materials Source
|
|
--------- ------
|
|
Aluminum Hollow Shafted Arrow Sporting Goods Store
|
|
RDX Explosive
|
|
Mini-Compound Detonators (Different)
|
|
Epoxy Resin Hardware Store
|
|
Wooden Dowel That Fits Arrow Shaft Hardware Store
|
|
Drill with Needle Sized Bit Hardware Store
|
|
Needles Slightly Smaller than Bit Size Anywhere
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Procedure-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
|
|
(1) Remove the arrow head from shaft, and drop 5 drops of epoxy resin in
|
|
the arrow shaft. Allow drying time according to the procedure
|
|
outlayed in the instructions on the glue.
|
|
|
|
(2) Now that the glue is dry start adding in the RDX explosive, and
|
|
loosely packing it down with the wooden dowel. Now continue this
|
|
process until RDX explosive is within reach of the top leaving enough
|
|
room to fit a mini-compound detonator and enough room to screw the
|
|
arrow tip on about 1 1/2 inches.
|
|
|
|
(3) Now Take the arrow tip (Not on the Shaft) and put it in a vise-grip,
|
|
and drill your needle sized hole. It might be easier to flatten the
|
|
tip then drill the hole to assure that it is centered. Now set this
|
|
aside for later use.
|
|
|
|
(4) Now make the mini-compound detonator, but differently this time make
|
|
it backwards using a .22 shell with primer intact (One that hasn't
|
|
been fired) Now put in you 1/8 an inch of gunpowder first, then
|
|
your 1/4 inch of acetone peroxide or mercury fulminate, then your
|
|
5/8 of an inch with RDX. However this time pack it very very
|
|
loosely with the ram, so as not to set off the primer and have it
|
|
explode in your face.
|
|
|
|
(5) Now set the mini compound detonator in the arrow shaft with the RDX
|
|
with the primer pointing upwards (Getting the Picture). Now pour a
|
|
little RDX around the edges of the .22 shell, and then using a FEW
|
|
drops of epoxy resin secure the mini-compound detonator in place, so
|
|
that it is PERFECTLY centered.
|
|
|
|
(6) Now screw the arrow tip back on the arrow, and place a needle in the
|
|
hole you drilled earlier. If the hole is too loose then the needle
|
|
will fall out, so stuff some paper around it. If the hole is too
|
|
tight the needle won't hit the primer and detonate the arrow, so
|
|
drill a little bigger hole.
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Diagram-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
|
|
////////////
|
|
////////////
|
|
/--------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|
|
|
/=========%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
|
|
%%|
|
|
--
|
|
+!@@%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
|
|
%%%%%%|
|
|
|
|
\=========%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
|
|
%%|
|
|
\--------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|
\\\\\\\\\\\\
|
|
\\\\\\\\\\\\
|
|
|
|
-=-=-
|
|
-Key-
|
|
-=-=-
|
|
|
|
+ = Primer on .22 Shell
|
|
% = RDX Explosive
|
|
! = Gunpowder
|
|
@ = Either Mercury Fulminate or Acetone Peroxide
|
|
\ = Arrow Fins and Tip
|
|
/ = Arrow Fins and Tip
|
|
- = Side of Arrow and Needle
|
|
| = Back of Arrow
|
|
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Added Interjections-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
This is one of the best things I have ever encountered, and has the
|
|
most potential for fun. The added weight however does effect the velocity of
|
|
the arrow, but not so much the accuracy as was thought before adequate
|
|
testing was done. Enjoy, and...
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] Guns, Bullets, and The Fine Art of
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Guns-Guns-Guns!-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
First off I will list the various types of calibers of weapons to
|
|
choose from, and the most feared sniper rifle of all and it's specifications.
|
|
My personnel favorite and the most feared weapon is the 7.62 ball nato rifle,
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and in a moment I will demonstrate why. Although don't fret any weapon is
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lethal hell here is an interesting fact for you. The longest verified sniper
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kill was executed during the civil war (believe it or not) when a sniper
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killed a general one mile away.
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Pistols Muzzel Velocity m/sec Impact
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Energy at 50m
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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9mm Lugar 338 47
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.38 Smith and Wesson 185 16
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.357 Magnum 439 101
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Submachine-Gun
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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.45 Thomson 280 58
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Rifles
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-=-=-=
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7.62 Ball Nato 855 380
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5.56mm Armalite 990 173
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Obviously you can now see how overrated the .357 magnum is the 7.62
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Ball Nato is 3 times more powerful, and is also known to easily pierce light
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armor. Also a special curved windscreen is employed to stop 5.56 and 7.62
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ammo. Well enough bragging on my favorite rifle on with the specs and then
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you choose your weapon.
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Fabrique National Snipe Weapons
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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These wonderful people produce a 7.62mm sniper rifle with a removable
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bipod. This weapon is accurate up to 600 meters away (If thats hard to
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|
visualize picture 475 people lying toe to head). It comes standard with a
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Zeiss Diavari D telescopic sight. It also features an adjustable strap and
|
|
variable butt length. This comes in handy when your intended victim takes
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his time. This weapon is mainly used by Belgium police forces in
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|
anti-terrorist operations however it can be bought in the U.S. The weapon
|
|
also holds 4 rounds with a fifth shell in the chamber.
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McMillan M-82 and M-86 Sniper Weapons
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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This is one of the local police weapons used for sniping however it
|
|
is one of the best ones on the market. The only drawback here is, it is bolt
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action, and if you are a lousy shot your in trouble. However it comes from
|
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the factory with a fiberglass stock, and a 24 inch, 1 in 12 twist stainless
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|
steel barrel. It also comes with the ultra 10x-M1 scope, however to use this
|
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weapon to it's full ability I suggest shopping around for a better scope, and
|
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having it calibrated to at least 700 yards.
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Garrand M1A
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-=--=-=-=-=
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The ultimate in the sniper rifles on the commercial market. The only
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weapon that even comes close is the german made Springer, but that's too hard
|
|
to find. This weapon is accurate as hell with a 1000 yard+ range. It is a
|
|
heavy weapon, and this reduces the kick. It was primarily used by the
|
|
marines in Vietnam era. These weapons can be found in collectors stores i.e.
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|
Collectors Firearms or bought through the NRA (National Rifle Association),
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|
but if you buy through the NRA you tend to have a wait period of 6 months.
|
|
I highly recommend this weapon it is the cutting edge of the technological
|
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age on the field of honor.
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Where to Get Your Shit
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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Weapons Scopes
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-=-=-=- -=-=-=
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G. McMillan & Co. Carl Zeiss, Inc.
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21421 North 14th Avenue Box 2010
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Suite B 1015 Commerace Street
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Phoenix, AZ. St. Petersburg, Va.
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85027 23803
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Springfield Armoury
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420 West Main St.
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Genesco, IL. 61254
|
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Target Systems Night Vision Suppressors
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|
(Silencers)
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-= -=-=-=-=-=-= =-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
ATS (Duelatron) Litton Johnathan Ciener
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|
12 Skillman Lane 1215 South 52nd St. 6850 Riveredge Dr.
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St. Paul, MN. 55101 Tempe, AZ. 85281 Titusville, FL.
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32780
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Listen these people do not usually sell to the public, so write to
|
|
them for a catalog and say you are a police officer and want to buy
|
|
somethings for personnel use, but first call and ask if they sell to the
|
|
public.
|
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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|
-Armor Piercing Bullets!-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
|
|
Take your average bullet, and coat it in Teflon. Simple enough eh?
|
|
Well thats it, now what this bullet does instead of breaking apart is it
|
|
stays whole, and is capable of piercing through bullet proof vests at long
|
|
ranges, not to mention steel. Another method is to make your bullets out of
|
|
different materials like tungsten, steel, etc... However this article is not
|
|
going to go into how to cast bullets. Since there are many books on it in
|
|
various gun stores, etc....
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|
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|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
|
|
-Exploding Destroyer-
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|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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|
This is my own version of the dum dum bullet. O.K. take your bullet,
|
|
and cut off the end and sand it down, so that it is flat. Now take a knife
|
|
and cut an asterisk (*) into the bullet. On impact this bullet will explode
|
|
and spray into about 15 pieces of shrapnel, and totally destroy it's target.
|
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|
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|
-=-=-==-=-=-
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|
-Evil Eddie-
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|
-=-=-==-=-=-
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|
This is another of my bastard creations. Take a hollow point bullet,
|
|
and fill the hollow point with mercury. Now take a soldering iron, and drip
|
|
a drop of solder over the point to seal it in. Note: Sometimes it is
|
|
necessary to widen the hollow point, so the bullet will fill with mercury.
|
|
Now what this does is when the bullet is shot the mercury heats up and
|
|
expands, and rips apart the victim, and if it doesn't kill him with the first
|
|
shot the mercury gets into his blood and poisons him. This one is a sure
|
|
fire lethal shot!
|
|
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
|
|
-Poison Bullets-
|
|
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
|
|
|
|
Now with these the poison is your preference, and you can either (A)
|
|
put the poison in the tip of a hollow point and seal it in, or (B) heat
|
|
poison over a regular or dum-dum bullet. The one that works the best is the
|
|
hollow point with poison sealed inside, and coated and heated on the outside.
|
|
Now you can either use cyanide or mercuric oxide works well. However there
|
|
are hundreds of other poisons to choose from like botulinis toxin, etc....
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|
[ ] Elimination by Poisoning
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|
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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|
Since the beginning of time, there have always been dickheads, assholes,
|
|
rapists, thieves, murderers, and the dog next door that bites the shit out
|
|
of each time you walk by. And since the beginning of these problems there
|
|
has always been the process of elimination. This file explains how to
|
|
kill the dog next door through the modern technique of poisoning.
|
|
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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|
|
|
-----------------
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|
| ETHYLENE GLYCOL |
|
|
-----------------
|
|
Ethylene Glycol is simply antifreeze such as Prestone, Zerex, etc. It has a
|
|
sweetish-like taste to it and can be easily concealed in a bowl of punch,
|
|
or someones softdrink. At a party or banquet, ethylene glycol can be
|
|
easily poured from a container such as a kool-aid pitcher into the party
|
|
punch. Be sure it is mixed with a package of kool-aid or something so that
|
|
you don't arouse any suspicion. The lethal dosage of this is about four
|
|
ounces and the good thing about ethylene glycol is that a person that
|
|
is dying from it simply appears to be drunk...
|
|
|
|
----------------------
|
|
| CARBON TETRACHLORIDE |
|
|
----------------------
|
|
|
|
Carbon Tetrachloride can be easily obtained from fire extinguishers or
|
|
grease cleaning fluids found in auto supply stores. Carbon Tetrachloride is
|
|
used in making phosgene gas which is highly lethal and was used in World War
|
|
I. The gas is made by heating carbon tetrachloride over a flame or hot plate.
|
|
It is only effective in a closed room. A good way to utilize this is to set a
|
|
pan full of it on a heater. People seeing it will just think its water often
|
|
placed on heaters to keep the air from being too dry. Carbon tetrachloride
|
|
has the smell of musty hay and will most likely be ignored or someone will
|
|
bring there can of lysol and spray the air with it.
|
|
|
|
----------
|
|
| NICOTINE |
|
|
----------
|
|
|
|
Nicotine is a highly lethal, horrifying poison. One drop of pure nicotine
|
|
has been known to kill in less than fifteen minutes. Its taste is easily
|
|
concealedd in sweet substances such as wine, soda, kool-aid, etc. Almost pure
|
|
nicotine can be obtained from the round flat boxes of snuff. Pour the snuff
|
|
out into a container and add enough water to cover it all. Let it soak for 24
|
|
hours then take a handkerchief and stuff it into a cup with the edges of the
|
|
hand-kerchief over the sides. Pour the shit into the handkerchief so that the
|
|
liquid is filtered out from the snuff. Squeeze the handkerchief to get out
|
|
any excess liquid. Discard the snuff and pour the liquid into a small
|
|
saucepan over a low fire. When the liquid has evaporated to about a small
|
|
teaspoon of a thick dark substance your poison is finished. A lethal dosage
|
|
is about two or so drops.
|
|
|
|
------------------
|
|
| NICOTINE SULFATE |
|
|
------------------
|
|
|
|
This is one of the most interesting poisons of mine. It is obtained as an
|
|
insect poison found under several names. One of the most common is Black
|
|
Leaf 40, found at any garden store. It is 40% nicotine sulfate. It is most
|
|
effective if it is evaporated to a thin syrup. The interesting thing about
|
|
nicotine sulfate is that it is absorbed through the skin. An effective way to
|
|
use this is to carry it around in a softdrink then "accidentally" spill on
|
|
victim. If he does not wash it off in a matter of seconds he'll be dead in a
|
|
matter of minutes. Most likely, the victim will just forget about it if he
|
|
thinks it is just a softdrink.
|
|
|
|
------------------
|
|
| HYDROCYANIC ACID |
|
|
------------------
|
|
|
|
Hydrocyanic acid (Prussic Acid) is one of the most poisonous compounds
|
|
known. It is quite simple to prepare and is extremely deadly. A good way to
|
|
use this is to put it in a water piston. Use a newspaper and proceed to walk
|
|
pass the victim as you read the newspaper. When you near him squirt him in
|
|
the face and continue walking. Before he realizes he has been attacked he'll
|
|
fall uncon-scious. Within three minutes he'll be dead. To start the process
|
|
you will need the following items:
|
|
|
|
Potassium Ferrocyanide This can be stolen from your school lab or
|
|
purchased from a chemical supply house.
|
|
|
|
Distilled Water Found at your common grocery store
|
|
|
|
Sulfuric Acid Can be obtained by emptying the watery
|
|
contents from a car battery and boiling it in
|
|
a glass container until thick white fumes
|
|
appear or you steal it from your school lab.
|
|
|
|
Calcium Chloride Can be obtained by breaking up chalk and
|
|
letting it soak in hydrochloric acid (obtained
|
|
at a hardware store) and then drying it.
|
|
|
|
Measure out 15 parts of potassium ferrocyanide and dump it into a flask.
|
|
Next add 9 parts of distilled water and 9 parts of strong sulfuric acid (pour
|
|
the acid slowly). Then take another flask and put in some coarse fragments of
|
|
calcium chloride. Your apparatus should look like this:
|
|
|
|
|
|
To air out flask
|
|
Plastic Tubing _________________________
|
|
_____________________________ / | |
|
|
Rubber | / / | |
|
|
Stopper------- |Bucket with / | / -------
|
|
\ / |ice and / | | \ /
|
|
------- |water / | | -------
|
|
| | | / | | | |
|
|
| | | / | | | |
|
|
| | | / | | | |
|
|
| | | \ | | | |
|
|
/ \ | \ ____|___| / \
|
|
/ Acid \ | \ / | / \
|
|
/Potassium\ | \ / | / \
|
|
/ Water \ | \/ | / Calcium \
|
|
/ Mixture \ --------------------- / Chloride \
|
|
/ \ / \
|
|
----------------- -----------------
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Plastic tubing (obtained from a tropical fish store) is ran from the acid,
|
|
potassium, water mixture into a bucket full of ice and water. A small hole is
|
|
cut near the bottom of the bucket just barely enough to fit the plastic
|
|
tubing into so that the icy water does not leak. Then the tubing is lead into
|
|
the flask containing the calcium chloride where the final product will be
|
|
collected. Start by heating the acid, potassium, water mixture at a low
|
|
temp, be sure to watch it as it may boil over the top. When the liquid
|
|
covers the potassium chloride the action is stopped and the apparatus is
|
|
allowed to cool. The liquid is put into a container with a good stopper.
|
|
Light and air cause hydro-cyanic acid to lose its potency. The container
|
|
should be wrapped in foil and stored in a refrigerating device. A few drops
|
|
of hydrochloric acid will help preserve your cyanic acid.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] How to Make Ammonium Nitrate
|
|
|
|
Ammonium Nitrate has been used in times of war when dynamite was limited. In
|
|
its pure form, ammonium nitrate can be detonated with a 6 dynamite cap at a
|
|
blast radius of 14,000 feet per second. This file will explain how to purify
|
|
ammonium nitrate from ordinary fertilizer bought at any garden store at about
|
|
9.00 for an 80 pound bag. It also will explain some of the uses of it. Since
|
|
some of the uses require a blasting cap, I will first explain how to make
|
|
simple blasting caps that should be sufficient enough to detonate the
|
|
explosives in this file.
|
|
|
|
Materials you will need: Source:
|
|
----------------------- ------
|
|
Nitric Acid (concentrated) Stolen from your school laboratory or
|
|
bought from a chemical supply house. (Look
|
|
in phone book under lab supplies)
|
|
|
|
Mercury Taken out of old air conditioning
|
|
switches, buy from a chemical supply
|
|
house, or steal a bunch of mercury
|
|
thermometers from a grocery store, etc.
|
|
|
|
First take a bottle and pour 1000 cm (cm cubed) of concentrated, pure nitric
|
|
acid with a specific weight of 1,42 into the bottle. Then pour 120 grams of
|
|
mercury into the acid and let it set for 12 hours. After 12 hours put a
|
|
stopper over the bottle (be sure it is acid resistant) and turn the bottle
|
|
over so the materials mix (do not shake the bottle unless your committing
|
|
suicide). After some time fumes may form so be sure to air the container out
|
|
every so often. After a few hours pour the mixture into a container with a
|
|
large opening filled with 1280 grams of 95% pure alcohol. After a short time,
|
|
toxic fumes will form. When this stops, the nitrated mercury will lay at the
|
|
bottom of the bottle. It must be washed with distilled water and dried in the
|
|
sun on a glass plate. To make a blasting cap, just take a bullet shell (be
|
|
sure itis a little bigger than a 22cal.) and fill it about half full of
|
|
nitrated mercury. Insert 2 wires and connect it to a sufficient power supply
|
|
and BOOM.
|
|
|
|
Now on to purifying ammonium nitrate. First take a fairly large pan and pour
|
|
several pounds of fertilizer in it. Pour enough wood alcohol (methanol) to
|
|
cover the fertilizer. Stir it until you can no longer dissolve any more of
|
|
the fertilizer. Next, set another pan on some dry ice, which can be found in
|
|
the phone book under "dry ice". Get the pan extremely cold then pour the
|
|
dissolved fertilizer into it leaving the undissolved particles in the first
|
|
pan. The dry ice will cause the ammonium nitrate to precipitate into
|
|
crystals. When no more crystals are formed, strain them out with a paper
|
|
towel and allow them to dry. Store it in a tightly closed container.
|
|
|
|
Use for Ammonium Nitrate:
|
|
|
|
Laughing Gas
|
|
|
|
Laughing gas was one of the first anesthetics used. After a little while of
|
|
inhaling the patient became so happy he could not keep from laughing.
|
|
Finally he would drift off to a pleasant sleep. To make it, first you need
|
|
some of the ammonium nitrate that you have learned how to purify. Dissolve a
|
|
quantity of it in a pot. Then evaporate it in a pot over a medium flame until
|
|
you have a heavy brine. Take out a cold metal plate and drop a drop of it on
|
|
the plate. If it solidifies almost instantly then pour the brine onto the
|
|
metal plate. After awhile break it up into pieces and store it in a
|
|
container. To make the gas, put a spoonful into a flask and run some plastic
|
|
tubing from the flask to a plastic bag. Your apparatus should look like this:
|
|
|
|
_____________________
|
|
| Plastic Tubing \
|
|
------- \ _______________
|
|
\ / \ / |
|
|
------- \ / |
|
|
| | \ / Plastic |
|
|
| | \____/ Bag |
|
|
| | \ |
|
|
| | \ |
|
|
| | \ |
|
|
| | \______________|
|
|
| |
|
|
/ \
|
|
/ \
|
|
/ Ammonium \
|
|
/ Nitrate \
|
|
/ Brine \
|
|
/ \
|
|
--------------------
|
|
|
|
To generate the gas, heat the flask under a low flame, when the temperature
|
|
reaches 480 F the gas will generate. Be careful, the stuff explodes at 600 F
|
|
so it is advised that you put a thermometer in the flask, otherwise your
|
|
parents will spend thousands on plastic surgery for you. After the plastic
|
|
bag is full, stop the process and poke a small hole in the bag. Hold it under
|
|
your nose and inhale and whee.....have fun..
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] Ammonium Nitrate/Aluminum Explosive
|
|
|
|
This is a simple, dry explosive that requires ammonium nitrate and aluminum
|
|
powder (aluminum powder can be made by filing an aluminum rod bought at any
|
|
hardware store). To begin, take a handful of ammonium nitrate and put it on
|
|
a large flat board. Take another board large enough to fit in the palm of
|
|
your hand and rub the pile of ammonium nitrate vigorously until it is a fine
|
|
powder. Measure out 4 parts of ammonium nitrate to 1 part aluminum powder.
|
|
Put these in an air tight container and shake it back and fourth until they
|
|
are thoroughly mixed. To make the explosive, you will need one of the
|
|
blasting caps shown how to make in the beginning of this file. Take a pipe
|
|
with 2 end caps and fill it almost full of the explosive mixture. Insert the
|
|
blasting cap just beneath the surface. Connect it to a power source and you
|
|
have successfully completed some-thing you can throw at your mother when she
|
|
bitches at you.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] Zinc Dust/Ammonium Nitrate Igniter
|
|
|
|
This is a water activated incendiary used in various chemical time delays.
|
|
To start, you will need ammonium nitrate in which you have purified, and zinc
|
|
dust which may be found at paint stores as bronzing powder or bought from a
|
|
chemical supply house. Measure out 5 parts of zinc powder to 15 parts of
|
|
ammonium nitrate and mix them thoroughly in an air tight container. Be sure
|
|
all the materials you are using are extremely dry, even a trace of moisture
|
|
may ignite the mixture spontaneously. To make the mixture ignite, simply
|
|
place a drop or so of water on it. A good delay may be made by using the
|
|
following diagram:
|
|
|
|
|
|
----------------------
|
|
| |
|
|
| Empty Can |
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| |
|
|
| Small hole at |
|
|
| bottom of can |
|
|
Tape cans together ____/---------- -----------
|
|
\---------- -----------
|
|
| Small hole at |
|
|
| top of can |
|
|
| |
|
|
| Empty Can |
|
|
| |
|
|
| /\ |
|
|
| \/ |
|
|
| Medium sized hole |
|
|
| on side of can |
|
|
----------------------
|
|
|
|
To start the delay spread the igniter around the bottom can, then fill the
|
|
top can with water. The water will begin to drip from the hole in the top can
|
|
into the bottom can. When the water fills up enough to reach the hole in the
|
|
side of the can, water will come out onto the igniter thus igniting it.
|
|
|
|
Now that you are familiar with ammonium nitrate and some of its uses, go out
|
|
and experiment with it. It has millions of uses.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
[ ] The Art of Deception a Con Man's Game <On-going Series>
|
|
|
|
[--------------]
|
|
[ Introduction ]
|
|
[--------------]
|
|
|
|
Most of the cons and scams outlined in this series are of my own
|
|
device or others. The first ones I will talk about are ones to pull on
|
|
your friends, and don't worry they shouldn't take it so hard.
|
|
|
|
[------------------]
|
|
[ Friends and Bars ]
|
|
[------------------]
|
|
|
|
Well this one is great, but don't pull it on any physics majors,
|
|
because they might just figure it out.
|
|
|
|
[-----------]
|
|
[ Materials ]
|
|
[-----------]
|
|
|
|
Lemon
|
|
Matches
|
|
Glass
|
|
Shallow Plate
|
|
Water
|
|
Quarter
|
|
A few other items to put in just for confusion.
|
|
|
|
[---------------]
|
|
[ Bar Situation ]
|
|
[---------------]
|
|
|
|
<This requires at least three people preferably four.>
|
|
|
|
Go into the bar with your friend and sit at the bar. Now when the two
|
|
of you are sitting at the bar constantly bet on bullshit back and forth until
|
|
you see someone who looks interested. Now don't be noticeable when he peaks
|
|
an interest in your betting. Now it is time for the burn.
|
|
First the set-up
|
|
|
|
1) Fill the plate with water, and put the quarter into the
|
|
plate under the water.
|
|
|
|
2) Now hand your friend a lemon, The matches, and some other
|
|
bullshit you threw in for confusion. Now bet him that he
|
|
CAN'T do it. <This is important, because when you insult
|
|
their ego making them think they can't cons work smoother,
|
|
but this little side note is for the victim mainly when he
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tries to get in on the action> And when I say do it I mean
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get the quarter out of the plate.
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3) Now state the rules to him. Saying he has to get the
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quarter out of the plate without getting his fingers wet,
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and he can use ANY object on the table. Also state that he
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cannot drink the water out of the plate, and he cannot scoop
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the quarter out of the water.
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4) Now at this point your friend should turn to the
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interested party and say,"Do you want to get in on this he
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just bet me 20-200 dollars that using any of these objects
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on the table showing him the lemon,matches, and other shit
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you threw in for confusion. That he could get the quarter
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out of the water without getting his fingers wet, scooping
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it,drinking it, or pouring it out. Now usually the person
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will say hell yes, I'll bet X amount of dollars on this one
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its easy money. He will most likely try and fail.
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5) Now have your third friend who walks in later to hold the
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money, because he is the "unknown third party" and he holds
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your money, your friends money, and the suckers money.
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6) When he tires himself out trying to get the quarter out
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of the plate. Then you screw him blue!
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[-----------------------------------------]
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[ How to Get the Quarter out of the Plate ]
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[-----------------------------------------]
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To get the quarter out of the plate with the water in it. Take
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your drink and finish it, and now pour the ice into your friends glass. Now
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take the lemon and stick the pack of matches into it with the heads facing
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up,and set the lemon into the water with the match heads sticking up. Now
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light the match heads and set the glass on top of the burning matches as
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quickly as possible. That is the solution practice it at home what happens
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is all the water is sucked up into the glass, and now you can pick the
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quarter out of the empty plate. Now it's time to take the money and run.
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You will have to experiment with this one awhile to find out exactly how much
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water is sucked up, what depth to pour the water to, and what size plate to
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use.
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[---------------]
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[ In Conclusion ]
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[---------------]
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It works quite well, and the only reason I am giving it out is
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because it has been used to it's fullest extent by guess who? in guess who's
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hometown. Running cons like this one work quite well, and no one is truly
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cheated. In fact you have made them wiser, and for that they should pay you.
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Knowledge is not cheap and nor are lessons in the arcane. One more note to
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pull this one on your friends simply bet them it is a lot easier. Another
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note is that every con should be modified every time it is run. It is the
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same as running an unmodified board, add your own touches to it and enhance
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it a little. Another added note is the amount bet depends on the place you
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go some places people will drop a hundred or more even others people wont.
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One more note is it is best to have at least 200 dollars on your person. This
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con isn't run a lot since we figured it out, and are about the only people
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who ran it. Not to mention you can hit 20 to 30 bars a night and come home
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with anywhere from 400-5,000 dollars. My personnel best night only yielded
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me about $3800 roughly, but hey it's a living and not to mention we ran a few
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others.
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[ ] The Art of Deception a Con Man's Game <On-going Series>
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[--------------]
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[ Introduction ]
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[--------------]
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Most of the cons and scams outlined in this series are of my own
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device or others. The first ones I will talk about are ones to pull on your
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friends, and don't worry they shouldn't take it so hard.
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[------------------]
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[ Taming the Shrew ]
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[------------------]
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This one works great when your out of town. I call it Taming The
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Shrew, because it works best when run on women. In fact I have never
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successfully or even heard of it being successfully run on a man <Not a
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Sexist Statement>. This is a checking scam with little to no risk involvement
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whatsoever.
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[------------------]
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[ Materials Needed ]
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[------------------]
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Checkbook of PERSONNEL Checks <In a fake name or stolen (see note 1>
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Victim Car <optional>
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Note I - When using stolen checks the victim must be totally unaware, and it
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is good to have a fake I.D. printed up with the checkholders name on it.
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[-----------------]
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[ Running the Con ]
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[-----------------]
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To run this con you should go to another nearby city or town. Small
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towns are nice, and work quite well, but we will deal with large cities and
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big bucks. O.k. now that you have the checks and hopefully an ID <Makes it
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easier> go to the bank in another town, and wait and watch. What you are
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looking for is a sucker a lady who looks like she would help a person in
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need. One of those pathetic loafs of shit who would help anybody in trouble
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through their supreme stupidity and blind gullibility.
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1) After you find your mark <Victim> you go up to the tellers window right
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next to hers, and try to cash your check. Now try to cash a check for $1,253
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dollars. Now the teller won't cash your check especially if your from out of
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town, and without ID. Going out of town is a must.
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2) Now tell the teller a sob story,"Please my money was stolen and I was
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robbed they took my wallet and everything in it and I just need $300
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dollars for food and gas to wherever your sick aunt is<If you have no ID>,
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but if you have an ID say,"Please for the love of god my aunt is very
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sick, and I am driving to see her. I am stuck in this town, because my
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car broke down and I need $1,253 dollars to get it fixed please, please
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help me etc...
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3) Now no matter how much you beg they won't give you shit unless your in a
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small town then sometimes. Now make sure when you give the story your
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mark is overhearing every single word you say. Now leave the bank and sit
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on the concrete outside and whimper, and say,"I am so sorry auntie please
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god help me please."
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4) Now timing is everything when your outside your mark should overhear you
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whimpering etc... Now most people will offer to help, and help they can.
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5) In your whimpering way say, "Please could you cash a check for me and give
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me the money to get my car fixed please. I'll write you a check it's just
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that I have to se my aunt she is very sick and my uncle is leaving on
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business soon and she will be all alone. I swear to you I am good
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for the money please, oh please help me."
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6) At this point if all goes well she will be eating out of your hand don't
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look happy look grateful. Now take the money and run <not literally> just
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keep thanking her, and go.
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7) Repeat the process at another bank.
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Notes: Now look don't get frustrated not everyone is so helpful, but in a
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day you should hit about 40 different banks with at least a 50% success
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rate. So that is $27,400 in a days work not bad. All it takes is a drive
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to a city and pull the jobs. Then your out of that town a hell of a
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|
lot richer and happier, and the police will be lost to who did it. It is
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also a good idea to go with three friends that way while one is pulling
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the con the other two can chat and enjoy themselves also you can
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alternate.One more note look for your mark outside the bank, and for gods
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sake don't smoke! Look nice and respectable dress yuppie.
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[ ] *Street Fighting Gloves*
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[--------------]
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[ Introduction ]
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[--------------]
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These are excellent to have handy for self defense. Not only are they
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intimidating, but very painful to be hit with.
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[-----------]
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[ Materials ]
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[-----------]
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Gloves <Leather preferably, but knit will do, and not mittens>
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Flathead Tacks <See diagram one>
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Black Electrical Tape
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[-------------]
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[ Diagram One ]
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[-------------]
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---------
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This type of tack they are usually silver, and not that hard to find.
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I believe the correct terminology is Push Tack.
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[-------------]
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[ Preparation ]
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[-------------]
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|
These are simple to make, so this should be a relatively short and
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composed file.
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1) Take a glove <right or left> and put it on.
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|
|
2) Pull out a length of tape that will reach from the middle of your hand all
|
|
the way over the tip of your finger and to the other side of your hand.
|
|
<This way both sides of your hand will have about two to three inches of
|
|
tape over them, and the tape will extend to the end of your finger.> Also
|
|
don't put the tape on yet.
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|
|
|
3) Now take the push tacks and punch them through the tape before you put it
|
|
on your hand, so that the tacks will have their backs facing your fingers.
|
|
Now for the space between your knuckles put about four-five tacks, and then
|
|
put the tape over your hand. <If that wasn't too clear what the
|
|
meaning here is, the tacks go facing outward and stick to the sticky
|
|
side of the tape, and then the tape is placed on the finger and over the
|
|
hand. That way one finger is now armed with four or five spikes.
|
|
|
|
4) Now repeat the above steps for the other four fingers.
|
|
|
|
5) Now wrap the tape around your hand six times that way the loose ends from
|
|
the tape on your fingers out onto your hands won't come off.
|
|
|
|
6) Repeat the process for the other glove.
|
|
|
|
7) Now depending on you, you can add more spikes to the bottom of your hand,
|
|
the sides, the bottom flat half of your hand, and the lower palm of your
|
|
hand. This is what I suggest you do for the intimidating look. Also when
|
|
adding spikes make a fist and hit to make sure they are placed correctly.
|
|
Also note that spikes on the knuckles hurt when you hit!
|
|
|
|
[-------------]
|
|
[ Diagram Two ]
|
|
[-------------]
|
|
|
|
Incidentally this is a diagram of a right handed deathglove.
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|
|
|
_____
|
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| | _____
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_____ | | | |
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|
| | | | | |
|
|
| | | | | | _____
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|
| | | | | | | |
|
|
| | | | | | | |
|
|
| | |*****| | | | |
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|
|*****| | | |*****| | |
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| | | | | | |*****|
|
|
| +++ | | +++ | | +++ | | |
|
|
|+++++| |+++++| |+++++| | +++ |
|
|
| | | | | | | |
|
|
_|*****|__|*****|___|*****|__|*****|
|
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| |
|
|
______ | |
|
|
\ \ | |
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|
\ \ | |
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|
\ \ | |
|
|
\ \ | |
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\ \ | |
|
|
\ \ | +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ |
|
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\ \___/ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ |
|
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\ |
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\ |
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\ |
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\ |
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\ |
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\ |
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\ |
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\ |
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----------------------------------
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|
|
|
[-----]
|
|
[ Key ]
|
|
[-----]
|
|
|
|
+ = Spikes on Glove
|
|
* = Knuckles/Joints
|
|
| = The sides of glove
|
|
- = The bottom of glove
|
|
\ = Sides of glove
|
|
|
|
The spikes can be added any way you want it is a creative art of
|
|
making fighting gloves or deathgloves, and they have a hell of a lot more
|
|
stopping power than a bare fist.
|
|
|