One can, or at least once upon a time one could put a hf rf receiver near a pcand it would pick up amd demodulate rf, no $hit. I leave the details as an exercise for the reader, Tony.
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Continuing this is not a good idea, then. I forgot about the sore spot....i'm still a little PO'd about that stuff that went down in Vans forum sometime ago...
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Allen,
it cannot demodulate something that isn't modulated. A PC simply sends a pulse train down a wire. Sometimes it is serial, sometimes it is parrellel. Now i'm certain that the FBI's keyboard logger was a wireless gizmo which transmitted the keyboard strokes to some storage device at a remote location. In that case, there is a intelligence modulated on a carrier (probably 2.4 gig or whatever they are using now, 900 mhz is a pretty full band) where it is demodulated somewhere else (within it's range).
I don't mean to put this stuff down Allen (or you) but as you probably can tell, i'm still a little PO'd about that stuff that went down in Vans forum sometime ago with all that garbage and that guy who claimed to be a forensics expert. He tried to make me look like an ##### so as to create a diversion because his "phoney-baloney-ness" was starting to shine through his facade.
it cannot demodulate something that isn't modulated. A PC simply sends a pulse train down a wire. Sometimes it is serial, sometimes it is parrellel. Now i'm certain that the FBI's keyboard logger was a wireless gizmo which transmitted the keyboard strokes to some storage device at a remote location. In that case, there is a intelligence modulated on a carrier (probably 2.4 gig or whatever they are using now, 900 mhz is a pretty full band) where it is demodulated somewhere else (within it's range).
I don't mean to put this stuff down Allen (or you) but as you probably can tell, i'm still a little PO'd about that stuff that went down in Vans forum sometime ago with all that garbage and that guy who claimed to be a forensics expert. He tried to make me look like an ##### so as to create a diversion because his "phoney-baloney-ness" was starting to shine through his facade.
