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- ANARCHY 'N' EXPLOSIVES / This item is <abridged>
-
- ANARCHY 'N' EXPLOSIVES - VOLUME 7
- =================================
- By Doctor Dissector, 6/16/89
-
- Well, I've done it again, another issue of this series, all out, in no time
- at all... In fact, this issue is being written only a few days from the last,
- probably cuz it's summer now, and I can spend what little free time I have on
- the computer to Anarchy shit. Anyway, here it is, and my generic warning label:
-
- WARNING: THE INFORMATION CONTAINED WITHIN THIS DOCUMENT IS BOTH REAL AND
- DANGEROUS. ACCIDENTAL OR INTENTIONAL MISUSE MAY CAUSE INJURY OR DEATH. THE
- AUTHOR ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ACTIONS OR USE OF THE INFORMATION IN
- ANY ILLICIT MANNER. THE AUTHOR ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR DAMAGE OR INJURY
- DUE TO THE MATERIAL COVERED, AND THE READER ASSUMES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR
- HIS/HER ACTIONS AFTER READING THE MATERIAL. AND AS ALWAYS, THIS DOCUMENT IS
- INTENDED FOR RELEASE TO RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE, AND USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!
-
- Ok, now, lets cut the crap... This is issue 7, wow, I never would have
- thought I'd get an issue out so fast... But, this one should be pretty good for
- you anarchy fans out there. In this issue, we will cover incendiaries and
- composite explosives; the ones I have in mind include Fire Fudge, the Incendiary
- Brick, PETN (Pentaerythrite tetranitrate), RDX (Cyclonite), Composition B,
- Composition C4, and Pentolite. Enjoy the phun....
-
- FIRE FUDGE
- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
- a. Description.
-
- (1) This item consists of a mixture of sugar and potassium chlorate in a
- hot water solution which solidifies when cooled to room temperature.
- It can be used to ignite most incendiaries, except thermite. It may
- be used directly as an incendiary on rags, dry paper, dry hay, or in
- the combustible vapor above liquid fuels.
-
- (2) The igniter can be initiated by a fuse cord, string fuse, or concen-
- trated sulfuric acid.
-
- (3) Fire fudge resembles a white sugar fudge having a smooth, hard sur-
- face. The advantage of this igniter material over Sugar-Chlorate, is
- its moldability. The procedure for preparation must be followed
- closely to obtain a smooth, uniform material with a hard surface.
-
- CAUTION: THIS MATERIAL IS POISONOUS AND MUST NOT BE EATEN.
-
- b. Material and Equipment.
-
- Granulated Sugar (NOT powdered or confectioners)
- Potassium chlorate (no coarser than the sugar)
- Metallic, glass, or enameled pan.
- Measuring container
- Spoon (non-metallic)
- Thermometer (200-250 degrees Fahrenheit)
-
- c. Preparation.
-
- (1) Clean the pan by boiling some clean water in it for about five
- minutes. Discard the water, pour one measureful of clean water into
- the pan and warm it. Dry the measuring container and add one measure-
- full of sugar. Stir the liquid until the sugar dissolves.
-
- (2) Boil the solution until a fairly thick syrup is obtained.
-
- (3) Remove the pan from the source of heat to a distance of at least six
- feet and shut off the heat. Rapidly add two measurefuls of potassium
- chlorate. Stir gently for a minute to mix the syrup and powder, then
- pour or spoon the mixture into appropriate molds. If the mold is
- paper, it can usually be peeled off when the fire fudge cools and
- hardens. Pieces of cardboard or paper adhering to the igniter will
- not impair its use. Pyrex, glass, or ceramic molds can be used when a
- clear, smooth surface is desired. It is recommended that section
- thickness of molded fire fudge be at least one-half inch. If desired,
- molded fire fudge can be safely broken with the fingers.
- CAUTION: IF THIS IGNITER MATERIAL IS CARELESSLY HANDLED WITH
- EXCESSIVE BUMPING OR SCRAPING, IT COULD PRESENT ITSELF AS A HAZARD.
-
- d. Application.
-
- (1) Place a piece of fire fudge on top of the incendiary. Minimum size
- should be about one inch square and one-half inch thick. Prepare the
- fire fudge for ignition with a fuse cord, string fuse, or
- concentrated sulfuric acid in the normal manner.
-
- (2) If only battery grade sulfuric acid is available, it must be concen-
- trated before use to a specific gravity of 1.835, by heading it in an
- enameled, heat resistant glass or porcelain pot, until dens, white
- fumes appear.
-
- (3) When used to ignite flammable liquids, wrap a quantity of the igniter
- mixture in a non-absorbent material and suspend it inside the
- container near the open top. The container must remain open for easy
- ignition and combustion of the flammable liquid.
-
- (4) To minimize the hazard of premature ignition of flammable liquid
- vapors, allow at least two feet of fuse to extend from the top edge
- of an open container of flammable liquid before lighting the fuse.
-
- ... <abridged>
-
- CONSTRUCTION PROJECT: aTOMIC BOMB
-
- THE FOLLOWING PAPER IS TAKEN FROM THE JOURNAL OF
- IRREPRODUCIBLE RESULTS, VOLUME 25/NUMBER 4/1979. PO BOX 234
- CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS 60411. SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE 1 YEAR FOR
- $3.701.
-
- ... <abridged>
-
- The Chemists Corner: #1
-
- I. Common "weak" explosives:
-
- A. Gunpowder:
- 75% Potassium nitrate
- 15% Charcoal
- 10% Sulfur
-
- The chemicals should be ground into a fine powder SEPARATELY! with a mortar
- and pestle. If gunpowder is ignited in the open,it burns fiercely, 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 oxidizes the
- charcoal and sulfur, which then burn. Carbon dioxide and Sulfur dioxide are the
- gases released.
-
- B. Ammonal:
- Ammonal is a mixture of ammonium nitrate with aluminum powder. I am not
- sure of the % composition for ammonal, so you may want to experiment a little
- using small amounts.
-
- C. Chemically ignited explosives:
-
- 1. A mixture of 1 part potassium chlorateExt5 parts table sugar burns
- fiercely and brightly ( similar to that of magnesium ) when 1 drop of
- concentrated sulfuric acid iectrione hon it. What occurs is this: when the acid
-
- is added it reacts with the potassium chlorate to form chorine dioxide, which
- explodes on formation, burning the sugar as well.
-
- 2. Using various chemicals
- a mixture has been developed that works well exfor imitating volcanic eruptions
- . Given the name "MPG Volcanite" by Zaphod
- Beeblebrox/MPG. Here it is:
- Potassium chlorate + potassium perchlorate + ammonium nitrate + ammonium
- dichromate + potassium nitrate + sugar + sulfur + iron filings + charcoal + zinc
- dust + some coloring agent. ( red = Strontium nitrate, purple = iodine crystals,
- yellow = sodium chloride, crimson = calcium chloride, etc...)
-
- 3. So do you think water puts out fires? In this one, it starts them. Mix;
- ammonium nitrate + ammonium chloride + iodine + zinc dust. When a drop or two
- of water is added, the ammonium nitrate forms nitric acid which reacts with the
- zinc to produce hydrogen and heat. This may also ignite the hydrogen and begin
- burning.
- Ammonium nitrate: 8 g.
- Ammonium chloride: 1 g.
- Zinc dust: 8 g.
- Iodine cdata bstals: 1 g.
-
- ... <abridged>
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-
- fic mmon "hemists Corner: #2
-
- This article has instructions on how to do some interesting experiments with
- common household chemicals. It is suggested that you have some knowledge of
- chemistry before attempting some of these experiments.
-
- I. A list of household chemicals and their composition
-
- Vinegar: 3-5% Acetic acid
- Baking soda: Sodium bicarbonate
- Drain cleaners: Sodium hydroxide
- Sani-flush: 75% Sodium bisulfate
- Ammonia water: Ammonium hydroxide
- Citrus fruit: Citric acid
- Table salt: Sodium chloride
- Sugar: Sucrose
- Milk of Magnesia: Magnesium hydroxide
- Iodine: 47% Alcohol, 4% iodine
- Rubbing alcohol: 70-99% Isopropyl alcohol.
-
- Exp #1: Fizz
- Mix vinegar with baking soda. This produces sodium acetate and carbonic
- acid. The carbonic acid quickly decomposes into carbon dioxide and water making
- the fizz.
-
- Exp #2: Batteries
- 1 Citrus fruit
- 1 Zinc strip
- 1 Copper strip
-
- Just stick the zinc and copper strips at opposite ends of the fruit and you
- have a 1.5 volt battery.
-
- Exp #3: Generating chlorine gas
- This is slightly more dangerous than the other two, so you should know e you
- e ablou're doing before you try this...
- If you ever wondered why ammonia bottles say "DO NOT MIX WITH CHLORINE
- BLEACH", it is because if you do, it will give off chlorine gas. To capture it,
- get a large bottle. Since the chlorine is heavier than air, it will stay in the
- bottle unless you use large amounts. DON'T! For something fun to do with
- chlorine read the following experiments...
-
-
- Exp #4: Chlorine + turpentine
- Take a small cloth or rag and soak it in turpentine. Quickly drop it into
- the bottle of chlorine. It should give off a lot of black smoke and probably
- start to burn.
-
- Exp #5: Creating hydrogen gas
- To generate hydrogen, all you need is an acid and a metal that will react
- with it. Try vinegar or sulfuric acid with zinc or aluminum. You can collect
- hydrogen in something if you note that it is lighter than air...Light a small
- amount and it burns with a small "POP".
- Another way of creating hydrogen is by the electrolysis of water. This
- involves separating water ( H20 ) into hydrogen and oxygen by an electric
- current. To do this, you need a 6-12v battery, two test tubes, a large bowl, two
- wire electrodes, and sulfuric acid. Dissolve the acid in a large bowl of water.
- Submerge the test tubes in the water and put the electrodes inside them. With
- the mouth of the tube aiming down. Connect the battery to the wire electrodes.
- As the reaction is allowed to occur, hydrogen will be produced in one tube and
- oxygen in the other. The tube with more space than the other is the one with
- the hydrogen since water is H2O: 2 parts hydrogen to 1 part oxygen.
-
- ... <abridged>
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-
- -=*> HOW TO MAKE A BULB BOMBive:<*=-
- THE FIRST WAY...
-
- -=*> BY - VORPAL BLADE <*=-
-
-
- - MATERIALS -
-
- 1) A FEW LIGHT BULBS
- 2) TORCH (ONE THAT WILL MELT GLASS,
- RADIO SHACK SINGLE CYLINDER MODEL.)
- 3) GASOLINE
- 4) LIQUID SOAP
- 5) EPOXY GLUE
-
- f - PROCEDURE -
-
- 1) MAKE A HOLE IN THE LIGHT BULB ABOUT
- HALF AN INCH BELOW THE METAL PART.
- (DON'T MAKE IT ON THE BOTTOM,
- BECAUSE IF THE SEAL YOU WILL MAKE
- SHOULD BREAK, THE PERSON/ROOM YOU
- WANT TO ELIMINATE WILL NOTICE THE
- HOLE (THE GASOLINE WILL DRIP ON THE
- FLOOR!).
-
- 2) NOW, CAREFULLY FILL THE LIGHT BULB
- ABOUT HALF FULL WITH GAS, AND THEN
- THE REST WITH SOAP (HOLD AT AN ANGLE
- IF YOU HAVE TO). NOW, USE THE EPOXY
- GLUE AND GLUE THE HOLE SHUT.
-
- 3) THIRDLY, TAKE THE EPOXY GLUE AND
- GLUE OVER THE HOLE.
-
- 4) FINALLY, FIND A LIGHT SOCKET AND
- SCREW THE BULB IN. MAKE SURE THE
- LIGHT IT OFF. IF IT IS ON, THEN, I
- WILL SEND FLOWERS. DON'T TEST IT,
- UNLESS YOU ARE COMMITTING SUICIDE!
-
- ... <abridged>
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- -
- |
- | | URGENT MESSAGE!! | |
- | | FROM THE PHREAKERS UNDERGROUND | |
- | | Brought to u by: | |
- | | i | |
- | | The Duelist of the Black Monks | |
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- -
- AT&T
- The Last Phreak?
- ----------------
- Vol. 1 Aug 8-89
-
- Could it be? No more Phreaking!! Yes fellow hackers, after viewing
- this text file you may change your mind all together about the sport of
- phreaking. AT&T has introduced a new digital phone switch system which
- will revolutionize recognition of calls. AT&T now has the ability to
- to catch a phreaker as soon as your call hits one of AT&T's many
- switches. You may have noticed your calls accidentaly being diverted
- to other households. This is due to the installation of the new AT&T
- digital Switching system.
-
- With this new system, AT&T will have all calling information up front
- instead of having to call it up from an outer terminal. All information
- will be displayed and stored in a computer network. Information such as
- the number you're dialing from, dialing to, time of dial, duration of
- time between each digit dialed ect... You're instantly CNA'd as soon
- as your call hits the switch (DAMN!). The information is then stored.
-
- In our area, this system has just been introduced and will be fully
- installed with in the next month. After August, most area's will have
- this new digital system installed in every area. MCI and AT&T are
- currently debating the format of programming on the system.
-
- You may have noticed the increase in phreakers being caught. This is
- due to the new system. Im sure this new system will have its bugs,
- but once it is perfected, there will not be a need for Jeff Dial Tones!!
-
- This system will give a new name to ANI (Automatic Number
- Identification). This file is not fully accurate, all the info has not
- been completely uncovered. 75% of this 1990 Phreak file has been based
- on fact, 25% on opinion. Watch for Volume II for more info on this
- system. If u have any info that was not mentioned in this file contact
- The Duelist on Jyer Inc. And if u dont have the # your LAME!!!!!
- ----------------------------------------------------------------
-
- PHREAKER'S DICTIONARY
-
-
-
- . & A BUREAU--ABUSE AND ANNOYANCE BUREAU. THE PERSONNEL IN THIS
- LINE OF WORK SPEND THEIR TIME HELPING CUSTOMERS GET RID OF NUTS,
- OBSCENE CALLERS, HARASSING COLLECTORS, ETC.
-
- ACCESS--THE EXISTENCE OF PATHS WITHIN A NETWORK FROM AN INPUT
- TERMINAL TO A SET OF OUTPUT TERMINALS IN THE ABSENCE OF TRAFFIC
- IS INDICATED BY THE TERM, ACCESS. FULL ACCESS PERMITS CONNECTING
- TO ALL OUTPUT TERMINALS BY UNIQUE PATHS; MULTIPLE ACCESS
- INDICATES THAT ALL OUTPUT TERMINALS CAN BE REACHED IN MORE THAN
- ONE WAY; PARTIAL ACCESS REFERS TO THE ABILITY TO REACH ONLY A
- FRACTION OF THE OUTPUT TERMINALS.
-
- ACCESSIBILITY--(AVAILABILITY)--THE NUMBER OF TRUNKS OF THE
- REQUIRED ROUTE IN A SWITCHING NETWORK WHICH CAN BE REACHED FROM
- AN INLET.
-
- ADAPTOR--A DEVICE DESIGNED TO SWITCH A NUMBER OF VOICE-FREQUENCY
- TELEPHONE CHANNELS COMING FROM A NON-TIME-DIVISION SWITCHING
- SYSTEM TO A TIME-DIVISION MULTIPLEX HIGHWAY.
-
- ALTERNATE ROUTING--A PROCEDURE BY WHICH SEVERAL ROUTES INVOLVE
- DIFFERENT SWITCHING STAGES OR SWITCHING NETWORKS. USUALLY THE
- ROUTE HAVING THE FEWEST SWITCHING STAGES IS TESTED FIRST.
-
- ... <abridged>
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-
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