This is a cool solution, but honestly a few Baofeng radios and everyone talking on GMRS/FRS is much more user friendly and easier to do, unless you want to encrypt comms.
*for licensed amateur radio enthusiasts* ASSUME YOU DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO GET THAT FAR (and still wanted to comply with regulation, anyway) : why not use the damn phone in your pocket that doesn't _require_ a license?!
I was about to say the same. I keep a set of GMRS radios in my truck. They recharge with micro USB and last way longer. Any time I go on long drives with multiple cars we always run radios. Way easier than a phone. Baofengs can really get you a lot more range too.
I've done a bunch of LONG drives with multiple vehicles and we've found that it's way easier to use FRS/GMRS radios than cell phones. A lot easier to just push the Push To Talk button rather than messing with your cell. Plus your average pair of radios is around $30-40.
Love the video man, btw if you didn't know you got a lot of bass in this video, just constant like 20hz? if you pull up a spectrograph you'll see just a solid block of bass, sounds like something might be up with your microphone. Didn't both me, just thought you would want to know. keep up the great content man!
Not sure why you need such complexity, but there are apps on the same Play Market that can let you communicate with others (provided they also have that app open) i.e. text, voicechat, share files and creare rooms. Remember doing it 7-8 years ago when I was in a camp with no wifi and none of the ppl had cellular network with unlimited trafic (was pretty uncheap in my country). Thankfully one guy brought a wifi transiever in hopes of using someone else's wifi (we did cought one with 1-8 password but signal was REALLY poor). So what we ended up is downloading some app (using that wifi lul), sharing it with BT and using it all day (and night). Pretty sure you can use a regular wifi router for such purposes
Thank you so much man, I have been watching your videos since 2 years ago, I have learnt so much and you have motivated me so much, I’d love to keep learning, keep it up man!
Is it possible to use a satellite Internet provider such as Starlink -> Raspberry Pi -> LimeSDR -> boosters -> antennas to create an off grid network made of consumer equipment that links different local signals such as cell, wifi, and radio to world wide Internet communications via satellite? Such a setup may offer modern communication amenities off grid, be the backbone of a mesh network, and operate as a long range Ham radio backup in case of satellite failure.
You voice is soft as silk. I love silk. 💗 I would love a tutorial on getting into an iphone " without " using social engineering or needing user interaction.
Excellent video! I don't want to be "that guy", but even with a massive wifi antenna, you're probably only talking about communication in a 100-200 yard range, maybe 300 yards, at most. You can get cheap walkie talkies at Walmart or wherever else and you'll probably be able to use them over a half mile or more. Still though, great video!
@First Last No, I didn't, the problem is still range. You can relatively easy secure radio comms AND still get a ton of distance. ruclips.net/video/EjJHH1no3I4/видео.html as an example. And the radios are still inexpensive.
Literally was wishing to come up with something like this for a cycling karaoke convoy (hells yeah, I'll actually have to do this very random idea now lolol)
That is a nice project, but really for a Rural/Hiking situation, you'd probably be better off with a Walkie Talkie (Radio) and with a free APP you can view your GPS location Coordinates (without need for cell phone signal)
Sounds like a good trick. I am old school and keep thinking why can't I voice link to another phone, for voice instead of data? I know I don't know, the tech is just beyond me. I just use cb or FRS with security protocols. It works. But every one has a phone now, so cool idea. I think.
Interesting video,but way over complex to solve a simple problem. 1.Before going into back of beyond where phones are useless,use two way radios ,if its vast or dense areas use HF or VHF lowband radio ,if communications that bad ,I would not solely rely on hi tec as the only means of communicating. Great video but don't rely on one system if going into extreme areas known for bad Comms.👍
How does wi-fi calling work? Can you create a special server to allow internet calling on your own private network, as Internet calling is built into android and Iphones already, so you wouldn't need a separate app, and it would be more user friendly. You could also send text messages.
Yo @NullByte couldn't you download the Mumble server before you take the Piratebox offline and have a Murmur client on both phones? Text and talk client. Just guessing haven't done any testing but working on assumptions. If anyone has tested please let me know your findings.
It just seems that if it can do that. Then, there really should be a way to connect smart devices during internet down emergencies for smart gates, smart doors, and security cameras and lights. Just close-range things. It would be very useful during the Zombie Apocalypse.
I'm wondering about one thing, i'm thinking about buying Raspberry Pi to learn ethical hacking nad you're always recommending Raspberry Pi 3, why shouldn't I buy 4th generation?
my fav offline apps APP 1) wifi talkie (talkie for short) for andoid connect to wifi, send files,private message,group voice by calling everyone by clicking on name, share app offline via bluetooth comes with apk off app store ..APP 2)walkietooth one on one video, voice, and audio by wifi,wifi direct,wifi hotspot,bluetooth all offline ...APP 3)Briar encripted text messages sync up over wifi, bluetooth, and tor network . download the apk off briar sight and share offline.
@@asdfasdf-vp9up Yes you setup your RPI as a pabx and you can use voip software or hardware to make phone call over your network. magpi.raspberrypi.org/articles/raspberry-pi-telephone-exchange
this method has a limited shelf life since the creator of the pirate box is closing shop at the end of the year, with the site shutting down around 2021... using a raspberry pi for caravan voice communications got me thinking of a speech-to-text converter for driver input and a text-to-speech converter for receiver output in a mobile, encrypted, peer-to-peer irc-style setup. 😆 not quite practical but keeps the driver from texting while driving. and you can put any voice you want for the output. it keeps people’s voices private in the process. but seriously, i’d probably look for a non-wifi alternative that can’t get deauth’ed so easily. end-to-end encryption would be a plus.
hello i am ukraine soldier, can you help with system like this for my unit that is undetect by the enemy? every time we use phone, within 1 minute we are already having artillery strike on our trench. many men have died because they tempt fate, we cannot use any signal here it seems, because the enemy is very good with electric war. i have saw too many mens die now. this can save lifes, please.
Doing things the hard way is cute .... but why? You already had a router. Why you just didnt add the externeal antenna? Or why not to take on Mikrotik Router board for 20.- EUR and add external antenna?
Call me a cynic, but I'm reasonably sure you can build an 'off grid' voice communication system without an Arduino / raspberry whatever. If anyone's interested have a roadrunner VHF for sale.
I'm not sure how far in advanced this was recorded, but I was able to use my raspberry pi 4 with berryboot to get PirateBox working. I used the image from here: berryboot.alexgoldcheidt.com/search-downloads/?dl_cat=0&dl_search=pirate The biggest issue I've had so far with the raspberry pi 4 is getting Kali to work correctly. Getting it from the official site doesn't work for me (keyboard/mouse input doesn't work) so I've had to use the Sticky version, which still has a problem because if I run sudo apt-get upgrade, it breaks the OS for whatever reason.
His computer says "come back with a warrant", but $10 says he's running either Windows (but probably not) or Mac OSX (clearly he is). You care about security but you trust your data with, literally, the bigges proprietary giant in tech?!?! Yeah, real secure. If you really cared, you wouldn't be using Mac or Windows.
@@elixirishere Oh... man, yes, I did, seems like it's not available ANYWHERE... and I got this phone just for hacking tests, really enjoy it. Can't find it's firmware and I bricked TWO times lol - hopefully I have paid guarantee, so I went to the store twice with a very cynical face saying I didn't know what happened hahaha
@@susannathemediumdog7845 smart choice, consider getting a nexus it's compatible for Kali nethunter which uses Kali Linux(a hacking OS) onto the phone instead of a computer
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Thank you so much for all your content, I have learned much and I am certain I will continue to do so
This is a cool solution, but honestly a few Baofeng radios and everyone talking on GMRS/FRS is much more user friendly and easier to do, unless you want to encrypt comms.
*for licensed amateur radio enthusiasts*
ASSUME YOU DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO GET THAT FAR (and still wanted to comply with regulation, anyway) : why not use the damn phone in your pocket that doesn't _require_ a license?!
I was about to say the same. I keep a set of GMRS radios in my truck. They recharge with micro USB and last way longer. Any time I go on long drives with multiple cars we always run radios. Way easier than a phone. Baofengs can really get you a lot more range too.
You guys are missing the point.
Anyone can listen in on (and easily locate) that signal.
DxBlack off the grid
He's in a log cabin hiding from the man.
Dude where have you been my whole life! Wealth of knowledge man!
Your vids have taut me more than my computer class in a year thanks
please never stop making videos man, you are truly amazing !
When you said "I'm in"... I felt that.
Your knowledge is amazing my dude 👍🏽👌🏽❤️
Love it. Now try to tie this into a hamnet system for super long range :D
This is cool
But u could just get some handheld uhf radios in this situation ?
Just bought your premium bundle and I'm already having fun with it, thanks for the deal!
Thank you for this, it will help a lot with what’s happening now. Deploying communication systems in nyc
I've done a bunch of LONG drives with multiple vehicles and we've found that it's way easier to use FRS/GMRS radios than cell phones. A lot easier to just push the Push To Talk button rather than messing with your cell. Plus your average pair of radios is around $30-40.
Love the video man, btw if you didn't know you got a lot of bass in this video, just constant like 20hz? if you pull up a spectrograph you'll see just a solid block of bass, sounds like something might be up with your microphone. Didn't both me, just thought you would want to know. keep up the great content man!
A very timely video. What are the limitations on the number of devices/amount of traffic this setup could handle? the wireless adapter or the pi?
Not sure why you need such complexity, but there are apps on the same Play Market that can let you communicate with others (provided they also have that app open) i.e. text, voicechat, share files and creare rooms.
Remember doing it 7-8 years ago when I was in a camp with no wifi and none of the ppl had cellular network with unlimited trafic (was pretty uncheap in my country). Thankfully one guy brought a wifi transiever in hopes of using someone else's wifi (we did cought one with 1-8 password but signal was REALLY poor). So what we ended up is downloading some app (using that wifi lul), sharing it with BT and using it all day (and night).
Pretty sure you can use a regular wifi router for such purposes
Not if you do not have Cell Phone signal. That is his point
Thank you so much man, I have been watching your videos since 2 years ago, I have learnt so much and you have motivated me so much, I’d love to keep learning, keep it up man!
You could even try running a mumble server on the raspberry pi, it's a voice chat server kinda like discord
Is it possible to use a satellite Internet provider such as Starlink -> Raspberry Pi -> LimeSDR -> boosters -> antennas to create an off grid network made of consumer equipment that links different local signals such as cell, wifi, and radio to world wide Internet communications via satellite? Such a setup may offer modern communication amenities off grid, be the backbone of a mesh network, and operate as a long range Ham radio backup in case of satellite failure.
LoRa WAN
wondering what kind of range you get while driving?
You voice is soft as silk. I love silk. 💗 I would love a tutorial on getting into an iphone " without " using social engineering or needing user interaction.
Excellent video! I don't want to be "that guy", but even with a massive wifi antenna, you're probably only talking about communication in a 100-200 yard range, maybe 300 yards, at most. You can get cheap walkie talkies at Walmart or wherever else and you'll probably be able to use them over a half mile or more. Still though, great video!
@First Last No, I didn't, the problem is still range. You can relatively easy secure radio comms AND still get a ton of distance. ruclips.net/video/EjJHH1no3I4/видео.html as an example. And the radios are still inexpensive.
@First Last nothing is secure, that's fact. Business license on specific frequency allows encryption. Plus it's cheap.
Literally was wishing to come up with something like this for a cycling karaoke convoy (hells yeah, I'll actually have to do this very random idea now lolol)
I like it but... CB probably cheaper and do a 1kw linear amp and you can probably get coast to coast....
Could you use this for emergency communication or is there better way
That is a nice project, but really for a Rural/Hiking situation, you'd probably be better off with a Walkie Talkie (Radio) and with a free APP you can view your GPS location Coordinates (without need for cell phone signal)
Wait, wait, wait! "sudo !!" reruns the previous command with sudo? 😳
!! returns the previous command. You can also use it with other things than a missing sudo
Yeah.... I learnt that too
Sounds like a good trick. I am old school and keep thinking why can't I voice link to another phone, for voice instead of data?
I know I don't know, the tech is just beyond me.
I just use cb or FRS with security protocols. It works.
But every one has a phone now, so cool idea. I think.
How much range is allowed between the phone and the private wifi?
Interesting video,but way over complex to solve a simple problem.
1.Before going into back of beyond where phones are useless,use two way radios ,if its vast or dense areas use HF or VHF lowband radio ,if communications that bad ,I would not solely rely on hi tec as the only means of communicating.
Great video but don't rely on one system if going into extreme areas known for bad Comms.👍
Thank you teacher.
is there by any chance if there happenes to be a ez'er way of doing this or is this the only way to do it?
Nice video, but I do hope you can get rid of the distortions.
Welcome back my guy
Would it be possible to do something like this but with LTE?
LTE uses cell towers as a subscriber. In order to interconnect, you would need a service provider. That requires radio transmission licenses.
how much is the range of communication approximately
Can you broadcast to multiple devices? As if you had radios all on the same frequency?
what is the range when using that external antenna
When will the image be aval for the Pi 4?
What do you consider the solution to be once piratebox is shutdown?
Got a link to the ali version of the Alfa Tube-U you have? Would like to demo it on some cheaper stuff first before I commit to an Alfa off the bat
I'm searching a starter ethical kit.. any ideas?
Reinvented the walkie talkie (voice only) - arguably making it worse in terms of range.
@StringerNews1 secure walkietalkies cost 1000+usd
@@BeHappyTo baofang makes them for about 29$ on Amazon
@BASIL!!!!! The pumpin' Seagull There is some truth to that sadly
You never really know what you get from cheap stuff.
Thanks for this amazing tutorial! what is the music used in the background?
How does wi-fi calling work? Can you create a special server to allow internet calling on your own private network, as Internet calling is built into android and Iphones already, so you wouldn't need a separate app, and it would be more user friendly. You could also send text messages.
+Null Byte
Have you looked into codec2?
Yo @NullByte couldn't you download the Mumble server before you take the Piratebox offline and have a Murmur client on both phones? Text and talk client. Just guessing haven't done any testing but working on assumptions. If anyone has tested please let me know your findings.
what about raspbx & linphone combo with mobile access points?
You should revive the dead drop....I wish it was still around.
At least I’m not the only one riding 10% battery
It just seems that if it can do that. Then, there really should be a way to connect smart devices during internet down emergencies for smart gates, smart doors, and security cameras and lights. Just close-range things. It would be very useful during the Zombie Apocalypse.
FYI I like the raspberry pi videos more!
Welcome back 😁
I'm wondering about one thing, i'm thinking about buying Raspberry Pi to learn ethical hacking nad you're always recommending Raspberry Pi 3, why shouldn't I buy 4th generation?
You should get a 4. I think he just had a bunch of pi 3 lying around.
How could you go about doing a pirate cellphone service?
my fav offline apps APP 1) wifi talkie (talkie for short) for andoid connect to wifi, send files,private message,group voice by calling everyone by clicking on name, share app offline via bluetooth comes with apk off app store ..APP 2)walkietooth one on one video, voice, and audio by wifi,wifi direct,wifi hotspot,bluetooth all offline ...APP 3)Briar encripted text messages sync up over wifi, bluetooth, and tor network . download the apk off briar sight and share offline.
can they be intercepted?
hey Mr. NullByte. it's sad to say this but the pirate box project is shutdown now...
According to the forums.
You are amazing!
That antenna hes holding looks like a wand
Ja, das System ist relevant!
I had to answer the question this sticker asks me.
Can I use the othe Alfa adapters?
Why not setup your RPI as a sip server and use voip app instead?
So that you can talk without any network
@@asdfasdf-vp9up Yes you setup your RPI as a pabx and you can use voip software or hardware to make phone call over your network.
magpi.raspberrypi.org/articles/raspberry-pi-telephone-exchange
How would you do this on a beaglebone?
I keep waiting for Leonard and Penny to walk through the scene
this method has a limited shelf life since the creator of the pirate box is closing shop at the end of the year, with the site shutting down around 2021...
using a raspberry pi for caravan voice communications got me thinking of a speech-to-text converter for driver input and a text-to-speech converter for receiver output in a mobile, encrypted, peer-to-peer irc-style setup. 😆 not quite practical but keeps the driver from texting while driving. and you can put any voice you want for the output. it keeps people’s voices private in the process. but seriously, i’d probably look for a non-wifi alternative that can’t get deauth’ed so easily. end-to-end encryption would be a plus.
If you have issues with death just change to wpa3
can u make a video about ghost framework?
Bro he ain’t a skid
I just used this system and now i have a plane parked in front of my home 🙀
Your distance isn't going to be that far and you are still line of sight..
13:41 , can relate.
Man the things in my suggested sure seem to be affected by current events lmao
How to increase drone range
hello i am ukraine soldier, can you help with system like this for my unit that is undetect by the enemy? every time we use phone, within 1 minute we are already having artillery strike on our trench.
many men have died because they tempt fate, we cannot use any signal here it seems, because the enemy is very good with electric war.
i have saw too many mens die now. this can save lifes, please.
Doing things the hard way is cute .... but why?
You already had a router. Why you just didnt add the externeal antenna?
Or why not to take on Mikrotik Router board for 20.- EUR and add external antenna?
Couldn't you just use a wifi access point, connect all the devices to it, and then use the app to communicate !!
So, walkie talkies?
That cattle prod worries me.
Hey m8, why doesn't zoom in the video when you're typing the commands?
Bist du Deutscher oder Österreicher?? Warum steht da sonst "ist das system relevant"?
Helloooo, thank you for the video
Would this work on pi4
Im going to throw LoRa Mesh Chat into the room
Nice!!!
Call me a cynic, but I'm reasonably sure you can build an 'off grid' voice communication system without an Arduino / raspberry whatever.
If anyone's interested have a roadrunner VHF for sale.
Next video could be OPEN WRT .... ;))
If you're somewhere remote without a signal your probably not going to have a wifi adapter...
Noice!
Are you working at home because of COVID¿
Sorry man i cant past the minute and half due the background noice you have there.
Soooo a walkie talkie?
More or less, but with more features
I'm not sure how far in advanced this was recorded, but I was able to use my raspberry pi 4 with berryboot to get PirateBox working. I used the image from here: berryboot.alexgoldcheidt.com/search-downloads/?dl_cat=0&dl_search=pirate
The biggest issue I've had so far with the raspberry pi 4 is getting Kali to work correctly. Getting it from the official site doesn't work for me (keyboard/mouse input doesn't work) so I've had to use the Sticky version, which still has a problem because if I run sudo apt-get upgrade, it breaks the OS for whatever reason.
His computer says "come back with a warrant", but $10 says he's running either Windows (but probably not) or Mac OSX (clearly he is). You care about security but you trust your data with, literally, the bigges proprietary giant in tech?!?! Yeah, real secure. If you really cared, you wouldn't be using Mac or Windows.
Says the guy with a Google account
Neat
your audio is bad (constand sounds)
Rip keyboard
please would you post how to ROOT Samsung A10? I can't find useful tutorials, they all link to corrupt firmware!!!
Did you try searching for twrp recovery install?
he won't, this isn't about rooting phones
You're his dad now or his boss? You need a rooted Android for many steps of hacking. Will will will will here comes Zahid's police - lol
@@elixirishere Oh... man, yes, I did, seems like it's not available ANYWHERE... and I got this phone just for hacking tests, really enjoy it. Can't find it's firmware and I bricked TWO times lol - hopefully I have paid guarantee, so I went to the store twice with a very cynical face saying I didn't know what happened hahaha
@@susannathemediumdog7845 smart choice, consider getting a nexus it's compatible for Kali nethunter which uses Kali Linux(a hacking OS) onto the phone instead of a computer
You go outside? That's not very hacker of you.
💋
how to download kali linux?
Came here for the blinks