I have a plan to take airial pictures of "secret" bases., page 2
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reply posted on 23-12-2003 @ 09:10 AM by Cyrus
Originally posted by ProjectX
3000 feet is way below the 3 mile range. What if I flew it higher?? As for the jamming signal....Do they have to figure out what type of signal it is,in order to jamm it. Or do they have some sort of a "one jam jamms all" type thing?

I will defenetly paint the thing to blend in with the sky, so that elimanates the shoot down thing.


u can go about setting the wireless system up in a much easier way than getting an x-cam

brilliant idea...a blimp, virtually no noise i hope? electrically-driven?...no doubt.
1: you are likely to not be able to transmit for 3 miles from it, so dont transmit at all, attach a cam-corder.<<<<

2: if u insist on transmitting, your max will probably be a mile....however, if you add an omnidirectional antenna to it with gain of about 10dbi (this would look like a big-assed stick stuck underneath the blimp) you can use 802.11b to transmit directly from the cam to your computer/laptop wherever you're stationed at.(wi-fi running at 2.4ghz will SERIOUSLY not be likely to get detected, since it's way above other frequencies)
3: you could use 802.11a ? running at 5ghz...depending on your budget, if it's a secret base...then they'll have state-of-the-art equipment, and you're pretty much #ed since they can not only detect the blimp, but in a matter of seconds detect your radio signals/proximity.

4: make sure you colour the blimp a light shade of blue...the sky's color for instance.(duh)

5: increase it's battery-life up there, you wanna be able to switch onto a secondary much more powerful boost if it's spotted, so therefore....can u link a 12v 7amps electric motor instead? and a 12volts 7amps U.P.S battery? the thing is likely to burrrrn and whizz around at 20mph... a rough idea of the size of the blimp it would be dragging
providing you do so, the blimp's size will have to be increased, but it is likely to stay up for a few hours' in that case.
save up energy though....im glad you've got a blimp instead of a plane or smthng, virtually no noise if you tune it right, and it can be camouflaged a lot better.

good luck with the idea, hope you end up doing this straight-out in a correct fashion.



reply posted on 17-1-2004 @ 03:06 AM by NEODI
Originally posted by Cyrus
u can go about setting the wireless system up in a much easier way than getting an x-cam

brilliant idea...a blimp, virtually no noise i hope? electrically-driven?...no doubt.
1: you are likely to not be able to transmit for 3 miles from it, so dont transmit at all, attach a cam-corder.<<<<

2: if u insist on transmitting, your max will probably be a mile....however, if you add an omnidirectional antenna to it with gain of about 10dbi (this would look like a big-assed stick stuck underneath the blimp) you can use 802.11b to transmit directly from the cam to your computer/laptop wherever you're stationed at.(wi-fi running at 2.4ghz will SERIOUSLY not be likely to get detected, since it's way above other frequencies)
3: you could use 802.11a ? running at 5ghz...depending on your budget, if it's a secret base...then they'll have state-of-the-art equipment, and you're pretty much #ed since they can not only detect the blimp, but in a matter of seconds detect your radio signals/proximity.

4: make sure you colour the blimp a light shade of blue...the sky's color for instance.(duh)

5: increase it's battery-life up there, you wanna be able to switch onto a secondary much more powerful boost if it's spotted, so therefore....can u link a 12v 7amps electric motor instead? and a 12volts 7amps U.P.S battery? the thing is likely to burrrrn and whizz around at 20mph... a rough idea of the size of the blimp it would be dragging
providing you do so, the blimp's size will have to be increased, but it is likely to stay up for a few hours' in that case.
save up energy though....im glad you've got a blimp instead of a plane or smthng, virtually no noise if you tune it right, and it can be camouflaged a lot better.

good luck with the idea, hope you end up doing this straight-out in a correct fashion.


Are you INSANE? I can already tell none of you people have had any real experience with building these because all of your ideas are unrealistic.

First of all I have a cantenna (directional waveguide 10db+ gain 802.11b/g). And it's not that light. And for any antenna that gain it has to be directional (yagi). Also have you considered how much power it would take to power this thing? It's not an LED bulb after all. And what about the weight for a small computer to actually transmitt it? Even if ou get a 802.11b/g equiped camera it still wont be of much use.

A U.P.S. BATTERY? Why don't you just tell him to attach a car battery to it while you're at it, or maybe a 150 KW diesel generator too.
Do you know how little those things lift and how heavy a lead acid U.P.S. Battery is? I have a 70 lb U.P.S. here, and although some come in small sizes I can assure you none of them are going to be lift able by any blimp smaller than his ford explorer. After all it's a little RC blimp he's building not the Hindenburg.

And then it also comes down to, how low quality the pictures will be and how much trouble you will get into for them.

And as for the radio detection, do you really think the whole base, with 100s of people working there just to stop your attempts will be outsmarted by a russian boy on low buget? Oh and btw I forgot to mention if you come from a different country, even if you are a citizen, you could still get detained and sent back to russia for any serious crime. And that was before the patriot act.

Obviously this is the dumbest idea into infiltrating any military base I have seen yet.
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