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Non Gaming Discussions => Off-Topic => Topic started by: Titan on January 16, 2004, 07:52:53 PM
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I was watching Mailcall a couple days ago and R. Lee Ermey was talking about foxhole radios. I did some research and found this site. Its pretty cool how simple it is. After my midterms are done, I think I\'ll try and build one. I\'ll post pics when I work on it and stuff. Heres the link if anyone cares to read it.
http://home.houston.rr.com/molerat/foxhole.htm
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It seems like an aweful lot of trouble for a radio.
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bah, its basic.. Like a crystal set radio. Great fun to make.
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I\'m not in war. Why would I build one?
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hmm... that\'s like saying "I know what the picture is, why should I put this puzzle together?"
Gotta keep young minds occupied. Otherwise they start robbing liquor stores and shit.
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Gotta keep young minds occupied. Otherwise they start robbing liquor stores and shit.
Yeah, dont end up like me.
On the radio; Funny you mention this, I am reading King Rat, by James Clavell, and one of the main things in it is a makeshift radio. What they did, is take 3 water bottles, and section it off. That way its just disguised as a water bottle, and with 1/3 of the radio, you are much safer from narks.
Its quite a good book, Not as good as Shogun, but still a good read.
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Originally posted by Living-In-Clip
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I\'m not in war. Why would I build one?
The guide shows you how to build a PoW radio, so it might come in handy LIC to keep your sanity if you are ever banged in the slammer for any reason.
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Originally posted by Living-In-Clip
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I\'m not in war. Why would I build one?
Its a good skill to learn. Afterall, you never know if you are drafted, become a POW and need to communicate. The only thing I don\'t know about these radios is if you can transmit to other radios.