Everybody have a mobile phone right now, and me too :) I just bought a nice little phone from my DSL provider. They offer a good deal for new users like me: Free phone when you call wired phone (or … Continue reading →
I read on several websites, that some people managed to wire a SD Card (or a MMC) to a Fonera access point. After a little googling, I discover this can be done easily, so I decided to test.. but I … Continue reading →
This year, for my birthday I have a very nice Media Player M3100. This stuff is really usefull, no need to use a noisy computer to watch recorded Divx. It’s pretty kool to watch films from beds you know.. The … Continue reading →
I already done a AMOS Antenna before but I need to build another one. A bit more robust. I decided to use a N connector, a bit of plumbing.. and here is the result: This stuff, is quite robust right … Continue reading →
Last week I decided to build a map of the wireless access point in the Town. It is not really easy to find the right tools, so I decided to write this little Howto. To archive this goal you need … Continue reading →
I spend a little time to write an article on the Brest Wireless website about various hack to add a connector to a PCMCIA, or USB card. You can find it out here a PCMCIA: a USB one: – Enjoy … Continue reading →
This is perhaps one of my best homemade antenna. I found the original design here: http://yu1aw.ba-karlsruhe.de/Amos.pdf You can find my construction guide on Brest Wireless website at http://www.brest-wireless.net/wiki/materiel:amos My conclusion: First: Take care of this antenna, I broke the first … Continue reading →
I have read a lot of noise about ElementTree but never really used it. Tonight i need to extract a bunch of GPS data from a kismet log file. Let’s give it a try from elementtree import ElementTree data = … Continue reading →
After the omnidirectionnal antennas, and the can-antenna, here comes the new one: This is a biQuad, and a double-biQuad antenna. You can find the construction guide (in Fr) here. As usuall the photos is in the Brest-Wireless gallery The small … Continue reading →