@@davidwarford3087 Because the EMP "blast" confuses the lock to not know it's time, but the programming only sends the "open the lock" signal when the timer actively runs out. Basically the "post EMP" state is identical to the "has just been opened and then closed again" state. So the lock is shut and it's ready to accept a new time limit.
@@arnoldwerschky9413 A really bad attempt using reversed psychology to get viewers,- I pity him for having deceit sense of moral... hard to know better in a tainted world such as we life in. And yet I receive greater pity for those, who got fooled by this playing... [F] to pay respect. *some people might've misunderstood me in a way, that makes it appear like I mean the video with my comment- actually it was related to our friend AxxL about his self Shout-out in this comment section. excuse me for not having made that clear before.*
You know, you could make one yourself for cheap, 1 meter copper wire, and a triple a battery. It also works if you want to fry the circuit completely. If you want to make it pulse instead of continuous, then you need some circuitry for that. some transistors is all you really need.
@@patrickmccurry1563 we totally need to ask LPL if he wished his father a happy Father's day in June or not. The real batman doesn't have parents, not anymore anyway.
It's more that it was a more novel lock, and so required a more novel form of bypass that had to be explained to the audience. If LPL explained in each video how lockpicks work, they'd all be a minute (or more) longer too.
It might be possible to do this... by tuning an antenna to the clock circuit and causing the clock to run at one of it's higher resonant frequencies... it may even work on many such devices as most devices would be using s 32khz clock circuit. On the other hand some may omit that for cheapnesss as they don't really care about accuracy.
OK, we got into the vault with no problem. Let's lock it back up and open it again to show it wasn't a fluke. (Man with a German accent) "No, Mister Lock Picking Lawyer, we will not be doing that"
@@seriousmaran9414 I mean, it totally depends on what you do with it. The US banking system isn’t as gold dependent as it used to be, since the gold standard is long gone and even the later connection between the dollar and the gold price isn’t a thing anymore. Obviously dumping a large amount of gold into the market would ruin its value, but keeping it locked up might do less damage... the whole thing with Goldfinger was basically taking it out of supply to raise the gold price, which I’m honestly now wondering about the actual effects if somebody did that...
@@RaiokIncaris this reminds me of that Tumblr post of an infomercial except you don't know what they're selling. "I will now show you that this knife can easily cut through this slash resistant bag. Inside the bag is a drill that I will use to open this metal box. Inside the metal box is an adjustable key..." etc.
"I didn't pick this up from my PO box untill after the timer had run out". He basically just opened the lock he didn't even knew about by doing nothing. How far will this madman go?
Wow! Nick, I would never expect to see you here, I just unfortunately broke my Nick Shabazz victorinox today, maybe this is my sign to get a new one asap.
Lock Company: This time there is literally no key hole. LPL: *whips out AN ACTUAL EMP GENERATOR THAT HE BUILD HIMSELF Lock Company: why do we even try..
@@oolivero45 And it can probably be shimmed as well if I were to guess. Clearly it's only meant for protecting against simply taking it. A pair of scissors could probably cut through that cable with some effort, and seeing as it has a plastic body, just pulling hard on it will break it.
In the middle of the night Mrs LPL wakes up and finds LPL sitting in the dark staring at strange pages on the dark corners of the web, and as she steps close she accuses him of looking for strange porn, but then she sees he's reading archives of old lock BBS discussions, and he tells her that he has to search for more unique ways to defeat locks and the search never ends.
The only editing is speeding it up. I don't know why you would think it's edited in. It's a whole lot more of a hassle than holding a small object for one minute.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke. ...
I love that he just made his own EMP (casually I might add), this is truly why I love his content. I’m sure there were easier ways of doing this, just not nearly as impressive.
EMP isn't something complicated, many regular devices do it in small ways to function, its just they are concealed in a way to not harm stuff around it. Its one of the reasons you see sound equipment with "shielded" wires or such.
@@whatthe2458 why make a video. It’s just physics. Tasers send a pseudo ac, square wave form. The current in the wire produces a magnetic field and an alternating magnetic field inducts a voltage which pushes a current.
When he was a kid, he wasn't ringing the doorbell of random people's homes for pranking, he did it to let the owners know that their door lock has serious design flaws
He's obviously responding to the crim fraternity - wait for his Monday demo truly putting the wind up car designers. Hint: have your locks fail closed.
@@JelMain While fail-secure is great in a large number of cases, IIRC anything in which a person may become trapped in the event of lock failure is required by US law to fail open (or be "fail-safe").
@@JelMain No, no. That's just what those terms mean: "fail-safe" locks fail into the open position, "fail-secure" locks fail into their closed position. While it seems like fail-secure would be just plain better, if you stick a fail-secure lock on a door and then it fails during (for example) a fire, someone can become trapped and burned to death as a result, and then you have very severe legal troubles on your hands.
@@Amigo21189 This isn't a house, and so you're using a false comparison. A car doesn't lock its doors if someone's inside it, unless they do so out of safety concerns - their choice. If it did, the inside release is mechanical: if someone tried to force my car doors once I'd locked it by blowing the electrics - which is what's been happening in Canada - then they'd get exactly nowhere. What we don't need is a car defaulting to unlocked if forced.
@@Darkside007 Hello this is the Lockpicking Captain and today we'll be opening up a Covenant RPV-Class Destroyer. Now, the Destroyer isn't as powerful or as heavily armed as their Carrier vessels or even their CCS Class Battlecruisers but I have cracked those open in the past as well. If you would like to see the video on that, please check out video 2552 where I demonstrated just how easy it was to crack one of them with a slipspace bomb that myself and Bosnian Keyes put together and now sell on ONI Instruments dot com...
Vigo: LPL is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will... something you know very little about. I once saw him open three locks with a redbull can... with a f…… can. Then suddenly one day he asked to leave. It's over a woman, of course. So I made a deal with him. I gave him an Impossible Lock. A job no one could have pulled off. So he built a portable EMP and opened the impossible lock in just one minute.
@@ceimurautumns5539 Master Lock: Father, I can make this right Vigo: Oh? How do you plan that? Master Lock: By making a pick-proof lock Vigo: What the... did he hear a f….ing word I said?
How the device is made: stun gun with one prong attached to the end of the coil. The other prong is close to the other end of the coil (creating a spark gap). Done.
@@rfacproductions6552 talk about the precursor to the precursor. I thought the 3rd Doctors screwdriver looked a bit proto, but this thing is like Rick Sanchez's "first" portal gun; its functional, but not very useful as the probability of running across a digital lock that can be scrambled by the EMP and unlock or become easier to unlock isn't very high.
Don't forget: LPL in 2025: all lock companies on the planet have gone bankrupt trying to outsmart him. Retired doing insurance claims in the Bahamas. 🌴
I'm curious to see if the pocket emp would work on all those new fancy electronic door locks, scrambling the inside so that it resets to factory settings. If it does, seems like a real easy way to bypass electronic locks without having to actually gut the lock
@@glasslinger I'm a big fan of your videos on glass vacuum tube making. Do you have any ideas for a DIY EMP device? It would make a great project I think.
those locks use a little nonvolatile memory so you can change the battery. also the case is usually metal so it would be harder for the field to do as much
Any change to the *settings* seems unlikely, since they would be kept in non-volatile storage (probably EEPROM). What it seems to do is force the processor to reset. So the question would be, does the electronic lock in question default to open or closed when you power it on?
Dude perfect timing. I was just teaching my kid today how magnets can create electricity, and how electricity can make magnetic fields. She got a HUGE kick out of this video. Wish I could give you two likes.
I didn't know they were calling tasers "EMP generators" these days. Also, given that this lock has little hearts for buttons, something tells me it was originally designed for a different purpose...
He said in the last episode that it would be the last in the series unless some kind of development happens. The reason being that he found one with steel mesh inside it... which also cut like butter. Just slightly colder butter than the usual lukewarm butter, but butter none the less. So if the "best of the worst" is still laughably bad he figured there wasn't any point in going forth: "Just avoid security bags all together".
That is a very nice pocket knife. The design is superb, with clean outlines, not much decoration and an understating form that doesn't say much more than just _folding knife._ Also, the EMP generator is a very nice idea. I once tried what an induction stove would do to an electronic kitchen timer. It kind of did the same thing as the lock in the video.
I don't know what the hell I would use it for, but if covertinstruments was selling a dang pocket EMP, I might actually pick one up just for the cool factor.
I remember reading a comment that said this channel was getting too monotonous and wasn’t novel at all anymore. Hah. You really think so? The guy’s just built an EMP to open a lock.
To be fair this is one video out of many. Most of his videos are a minute or two of introduction followed by usually about 30 seconds of varying means of forced entry and then outro. It's rare that his videos are truly interesting anymore, that's why I don't sub and I just watch a handful whenever I need to small amounts of time, like when pooping.
Without getting too far into the details, I used to work security at a CA State Building- To get into the building, we used to put our radios right against the card readers and key the mic. The door popped each and every fucking time. The radios and the readers have since been replaced, but the defect is still there.
This is a very weak emp generator. If you want a powerful one you'll need higher current as magnetic field is dependent on current. I think I saw someone build one out of those huge capacitors but don't remember where.
Okay, for real, it is not actually that hard to build one if you know a little bit about electronics; it is essentially just high-voltage spool. Dumbed down it is just wire, batteries and a voltage amp. And the button of course.
Not only does it take a whole minute to unlock, but it makes a lot of noise in the process. One of the strongest locks shown on this channel as far as I'm concerned.
I somehow imagined school teachers making use of this tool only to have their plans foiled by the smart kid who casually gets his phone back with this method during lunch/study period.
@@mercuriall2810 Very true, while I’m not an expert to the permanent damage it may do but the emphasis on the reset displayed here may prove to simply reboot the phone in question. Obviously shouldn’t be a repeat ordeal but mere speculation on my part in the moment. Sorry.
@@mercuriall2810 Phones ae tested/built to much higher standards than crap locks, also the strength of the field drops extremely rapidly with distance so with the coil over the lock the phone that far away would receive hardly any energy to speak of.
No. You have that that all wrong. We would *LOVE* to see Deviant Ollam and The LPL play together. I can think of no greater crossover among the RUclipsrs that I follow. It would be epic.
@@fenwickrysen It happened in 2019 ruclips.net/video/byYGPO4ptxs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/O74Q1VTz4j4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/bX-6LFPSQuk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/nJu_-Iuppc0/видео.html There may be more, I don't know.
Just wanted to say thanks for all the great content. Between yourself and Bosnian Bill I've learned enough to comfortably pick my first three locks. Keep up the awesome work.
@@paulelderson934 This wire looks like pretty thick magnet wire, which has very thin insulation on it. It could easily carry 20A in short pulses, which is what you would want for an EMP generator. But he did say "high voltage, low current".
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To be fair, with the 1 minute wait, this lock lasts a lot longer than most master locks.
@@davidwarford3087 Because the EMP "blast" confuses the lock to not know it's time, but the programming only sends the "open the lock" signal when the timer actively runs out. Basically the "post EMP" state is identical to the "has just been opened and then closed again" state. So the lock is shut and it's ready to accept a new time limit.
@@andersjjensen r/whooosh
Not if you go the destruction route in which case even a pair of scissors will probably cut that cable.
"This is the LPL. Some of you were saying that 1 minute was a long time to wait for the lock to open. So I built a time machine"
This is the most underrated comment lol
“I was out of Red Bull cans, so I built an EMP generator…”
HELP!!! Everybody at my school cyberbullies me because they say me good good GOOD videos are extremely BAD!!! Please help me, dear rhom
This comment radiates adhd vibes
Most likely created the EMP generator from Red Bull Cans, Twigs and Lego Figures.
When you run out of red bull, you can finally dream up other solutions.
@@arnoldwerschky9413 A really bad attempt using reversed psychology to get viewers,-
I pity him for having deceit sense of moral... hard to know better in a tainted world such as we life in.
And yet I receive greater pity for those, who got fooled by this playing...
[F] to pay respect.
*some people might've misunderstood me in a way, that makes it appear like I mean the video with my comment- actually it was related to our friend AxxL about his self Shout-out in this comment section. excuse me for not having made that clear before.*
Imagine that lock's timer run out at the post office and one of the packages just starts beeping
Call in the bomb squad😁
And to think, I'd always thought that a busload of Jerry's Kids rolling nearby a magnet factory was the actual definition of pure chaos..!
And that's when the post office gets evacuated. And closed for the day for cleaning, mostly from the smell of everyone crapping their pants.
Not true at all. There is Always something making racket in the packages to be delivered, usually toys or cellphones.
OH FUCK.
"He may be good, but when there's no mechanical backup lock, he surely ca-"
"So anyways, here's my EMP generator."
Aha you said a little too much like if it was you who sent it 🧐
"No mechanical back up, he's never getting through this."
LPL- "Apagando las luces!"
@@GENERALGRIEVOUS627 “hello there”
You know, you could make one yourself for cheap, 1 meter copper wire, and a triple a battery. It also works if you want to fry the circuit completely. If you want to make it pulse instead of continuous, then you need some circuitry for that. some transistors is all you really need.
@@livedandletdie it sounded like he used a stun gun for the circuit
Viewer: Here's this timer lock without a mechanical backup, go ahead and try to open it.
LPL: *Pulls some Batman shit*
Have you ever seen LPL and Batman in the same room?
@@Dakakeisalie Do you know Bruce Wayne's voice? I know totally off topic as we're talking about Batman. But that's just how my scatterbrain works.
@@patrickmccurry1563 we totally need to ask LPL if he wished his father a happy Father's day in June or not. The real batman doesn't have parents, not anymore anyway.
Wouldn't that make Mrs LPL Batgirl or Catwoman or the Joker or something?
LPL is Batman confirmed
1 minute is still better than 90% of other locks.
Wire cutters are an option if you need to get in faster.
@@hyperboloidofonesheet1036 you seem to be forgetting that the body is made of acrylic…
I don't understand how it takes a minute - it's made of plastic.
Oh, I forgot ( silly me..! ) He likes to be all neat and clean and tidy...
@@alexbevan2183 have you ever heard of the lockpick commonly, known as the : SLEDGEHAMMER ???
@Alex Bevan, the steel wire can be cut
Tomorrow: LPL opens a bicycle lock with a portable black hole.
What I have for you today is a micro singularity generator that Bosnian Bill and I made. Bill vanished into the void however...
HAHA! another one...Uses string theory to simply untie it.
Hehe 🙃
@@NeoTechni "Let's try this again to make sure it's not a fluke."
@@NeoTechni Awesome!! LOL!!!!
this one is a strong lock, he takes over 1 minute to unlock this.
I think that's a new record! Win for the lock?
Emp gizmo is just fancy electronic bolt cutters, but more entertaining.
@@tardisity Penny shrinker would be bolt cutters. This is more like an e-shim.
It's more that it was a more novel lock, and so required a more novel form of bypass that had to be explained to the audience. If LPL explained in each video how lockpicks work, they'd all be a minute (or more) longer too.
"The only barrier to opening this lock is time..."
Makes time go faster
LPL is a god, confirmed.
*laughs in made in heaven*
and here my pocket time machine 👀
It might be possible to do this... by tuning an antenna to the clock circuit and causing the clock to run at one of it's higher resonant frequencies... it may even work on many such devices as most devices would be using s 32khz clock circuit. On the other hand some may omit that for cheapnesss as they don't really care about accuracy.
2 years from now: "Opening a safe using a low-orbit satellite laser Bosnianbill and I made"
hahaha this made me snort
Nice
LMAO 🤣
5 years from now: "Opening a soda with a nuclear weapon Bosnianbill and I made"
Tiny EMP Gen is not THAT good, but you were funny.
This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and in this episode we will be using a much larger EMP to break into America’s gold reserves.
.... and what we see, is that someone was here before as it is completely empty #AuricGoldfinger
...and totally screw the US banking system along with the economy...
OK, we got into the vault with no problem. Let's lock it back up and open it again to show it wasn't a fluke.
(Man with a German accent) "No, Mister Lock Picking Lawyer, we will not be doing that"
He'd be fooled. All the other nations wanted their gold back.
@@seriousmaran9414 I mean, it totally depends on what you do with it. The US banking system isn’t as gold dependent as it used to be, since the gold standard is long gone and even the later connection between the dollar and the gold price isn’t a thing anymore. Obviously dumping a large amount of gold into the market would ruin its value, but keeping it locked up might do less damage... the whole thing with Goldfinger was basically taking it out of supply to raise the gold price, which I’m honestly now wondering about the actual effects if somebody did that...
Slash resistant bags beware, there’s a new knife in town.
I don't want to hear it ( - there's a new knife in town... )
You know that cell phone thing looks decently slash resistant
@@KBJade39 probably not stab resistant
"Now I'm going to use the knife that Dustin has sent me to open this slash-resistant bag."
@@RaiokIncaris this reminds me of that Tumblr post of an infomercial except you don't know what they're selling. "I will now show you that this knife can easily cut through this slash resistant bag. Inside the bag is a drill that I will use to open this metal box. Inside the metal box is an adjustable key..." etc.
EMP generator: “I got 30 clicks on the first second...”
underrated _____thanks for the laugh
"I didn't pick this up from my PO box untill after the timer had run out". He basically just opened the lock he didn't even knew about by doing nothing. How far will this madman go?
When I unlocked my house, did *I* do it? Or was it actually LPL? How can I even know????
the big question here is, did he use a key to unlock his PO Box. ?
@@vk3hau Obviously not!
LMAO 🤣
The funny part is if somone heard a package start to beep inside the PO box, "BOMB?!"
Great trick and a great knife.
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Eyyyy nick!
Ayee good ole Nick here!!
The good, the great, the Nick Shabazz
Wow! Nick, I would never expect to see you here, I just unfortunately broke my Nick Shabazz victorinox today, maybe this is my sign to get a new one asap.
Lock Company: This time there is literally no key hole.
LPL: *whips out AN ACTUAL EMP GENERATOR THAT HE BUILD HIMSELF
Lock Company: why do we even try..
There's two screws behind the display cover, which is just glued on.
@@rolfs2165 There's also a reset button behind the cover, too, which resets it in the same way the EMP did.
This made my day 😂😂😂
@@oolivero45 And it can probably be shimmed as well if I were to guess. Clearly it's only meant for protecting against simply taking it. A pair of scissors could probably cut through that cable with some effort, and seeing as it has a plastic body, just pulling hard on it will break it.
to be fair, it reveals another vulnerability to consider covering.
next time, the lock will come emp shielded. =D
At this point he's so advanced he's coming up with alternative ways to open these just to keep himself entertained
Basically. 95% of locks are such short videos that it is no longer as fun to make... So he has been going further afield to find new prey.
ruclips.net/video/sTJbRnR7tUg/видео.html
Not to rain on your parade, but the portable EMP has been featured before
In the middle of the night Mrs LPL wakes up and finds LPL sitting in the dark staring at strange pages on the dark corners of the web, and as she steps close she accuses him of looking for strange porn, but then she sees he's reading archives of old lock BBS discussions, and he tells her that he has to search for more unique ways to defeat locks and the search never ends.
If you dont have a pocket EMP, simply detonate a small nuclear device and use its EMP instead
yeah, because everybody has one of those laying around. LOL!!!
Wait you don’t?
If you don't have a small nuclear device, simply create a pulsar and use its EMP instead.
If you find yourself unable to create a pulsar, simply coax the sun into releasing a large solar flair on earth
@@codyyoung5946 flare
Me: Surely he is going to use wire cutters
LPL: So anyways here is my EMP generator
“Your pocket knife will make a fine addition to my collection”
Hello there.
@@KartikayBagla general kenobi
@@darkhumanprime5758 you are a bold one
Why does it sound like, "Your head will make a fine addition to my collection."
"I am so proud of this community"
*LPL dutifully holds the timer motionless for one minute while we all watch the countdown to make sure he's not cheating somehow.* 😆
video edit
The only editing is speeding it up. I don't know why you would think it's edited in.
It's a whole lot more of a hassle than holding a small object for one minute.
that is peak entertainment value.
Next tool: Laser Sword, which he built himself.
You mean the Laser Sword that bosnian bill and him built?
Are you saying he uses a force to unlock things
@@2LucasKane3 That you can buy over at Covert Instruments
nah, he'll just borrow The Hacksmith's lighsaber instead.
@@chriswilson554 sorry its sold out
Only one attempt? It must’ve been a fluke.
This deserves more!
You don't know? It's *never* a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
You have to do it twice, otherwise it's a fluke.
...
@@alexs5814 And then your second most recent comment is "It's not a fluke, it'll never be a fluke"
sUre
@@technospyform1578 ^^
Masterlock wishes it would take him 1 minute to open their padlocks.
Am I the only one who's so impressed with with his hands being perfectly still during the fast forward??
i didn't even notice at first, that's honestly terrifying
@@JesseLack He's stone cold
@@JesseLack I imagine the lockpicking might have something to do with having steady hands.
@@Zantetsu13 i agree, it's just unnerving to see someone with hands THAT steady lol. maybe that's just because mine shake like crazy
When not picking locks, Lpl goes into power savings mode and shuts down until next needed.
I love that he just made his own EMP (casually I might add), this is truly why I love his content. I’m sure there were easier ways of doing this, just not nearly as impressive.
A sledgehammer covers BOTH, 'easier' and 'not nearly as impressive.'
The emp was just a wire coil attached to a taser
EMP isn't something complicated, many regular devices do it in small ways to function, its just they are concealed in a way to not harm stuff around it. Its one of the reasons you see sound equipment with "shielded" wires or such.
@@strangelaw6384 make a video on how to make one
@@whatthe2458 why make a video. It’s just physics. Tasers send a pseudo ac, square wave form. The current in the wire produces a magnetic field and an alternating magnetic field inducts a voltage which pushes a current.
He has superb lockpicking skills, never shows his face, and collects small knives... yep, definitely a Rogue!
New class: Rogue Lawyer
Lets not forget the firearm collection!
"I was going to pick this lock, but the power went out so I built a nuclear generator to get the lights back on. Now, back to picking..."
*still takes less time than the local locksmith to open*
Dude, I think this is Bosnian Bill....
And its available for sale on his website.
ruclips.net/video/sTJbRnR7tUg/видео.html
When he was a kid, he wasn't ringing the doorbell of random people's homes for pranking, he did it to let the owners know that their door lock has serious design flaws
Most people: "Screw it I'll grab the cable cutters"
This absolute legend of a man: "So I built a goddamn EMP"
He's obviously responding to the crim fraternity - wait for his Monday demo truly putting the wind up car designers. Hint: have your locks fail closed.
@@JelMain While fail-secure is great in a large number of cases, IIRC anything in which a person may become trapped in the event of lock failure is required by US law to fail open (or be "fail-safe").
@@Amigo21189 It depends on your definition of safe, therefore. If you need a lock, then safe is closed, or what's it's point?
@@JelMain No, no. That's just what those terms mean: "fail-safe" locks fail into the open position, "fail-secure" locks fail into their closed position. While it seems like fail-secure would be just plain better, if you stick a fail-secure lock on a door and then it fails during (for example) a fire, someone can become trapped and burned to death as a result, and then you have very severe legal troubles on your hands.
@@Amigo21189 This isn't a house, and so you're using a false comparison. A car doesn't lock its doors if someone's inside it, unless they do so out of safety concerns - their choice. If it did, the inside release is mechanical: if someone tried to force my car doors once I'd locked it by blowing the electrics - which is what's been happening in Canada - then they'd get exactly nowhere. What we don't need is a car defaulting to unlocked if forced.
*"Just one question... what if you failed?"*
LPL : *_"I won't."_*
Reading this, I pictured the ending of 'Matrix: Revolutions' with Neo talking to the machines.
Then he takes the EMP to a Covenant Carrier...
"I don't"
Today we have a Covenent Carrier sent to me by a viewer. This is so weak that it can be defeated with some of the materials that come with it.
@@Darkside007
Hello this is the Lockpicking Captain and today we'll be opening up a Covenant RPV-Class Destroyer.
Now, the Destroyer isn't as powerful or as heavily armed as their Carrier vessels or even their CCS Class Battlecruisers but I have cracked those open in the past as well.
If you would like to see the video on that, please check out video 2552 where I demonstrated just how easy it was to crack one of them with a slipspace bomb that myself and Bosnian Keyes put together and now sell on ONI Instruments dot com...
Next: What I have for you today is the full size EMP device, that Bosnian Bill and I made.
Dark Angel with Jessica Alba intensifies....^^
"We're going to put it around this Tesla to force the system to reset."
Or the MIT pinch generator from Oceans Eleven movie.
And is available on our web site.
To be fair that thing sounds like one of those high voltage modules you sometimes see online for a few bucks, hooked to that coil via a spark gap
Vigo: LPL is a man of focus, commitment, sheer will... something you know very little about. I once saw him open three locks with a redbull can... with a f…… can. Then suddenly one day he asked to leave. It's over a woman, of course. So I made a deal with him. I gave him an Impossible Lock. A job no one could have pulled off. So he built a portable EMP and opened the impossible lock in just one minute.
The locks he opened that day laid a foundation to where we are now.
@@ceimurautumns5539 Master Lock: Father, I can make this right
Vigo: Oh? How do you plan that?
Master Lock: By making a pick-proof lock
Vigo: What the... did he hear a f….ing word I said?
Oh......
Imagine being a guard at a prison, then from the cells, you hear "This is the lock picking lawyer.."
RUN
Actually a good idea for a video. Let's get him arrested..
Today we are going to pick the doors of the whole cell block with a piece of toilet paper and a toothbrush shiv.
If I ever put together a rag tag team to infiltrate a secret base, LPL is definitely getting a call
The LPL will just send your team home because he got "this" 😃
Don't forget to add
DeviantOllam to that team
Oh yes, the random pocket EMP. Something everyone just carries around casually
Okay I am now convinced that LPL with all his gadgets and inventions is indeed Batman.
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Too bad all his videos are too short to require an into song like McGyver
To be honest, I've never seen LPL and Nathan in the same room.....
no Batman was just rich and hired other too do the smart shit for him!
"For locks that prove to be slightly more difficult to open, I'm going to be utilizing this Predator drone that Bosnian Bill and I made.."
Flashbacks to 50cal padlock test
Looool 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I don't even know what to think of how casual and calmly he pulled out that pocket EMP to defeat the lock. Touché for always keeping it interesting
How the device is made: stun gun with one prong attached to the end of the coil. The other prong is close to the other end of the coil (creating a spark gap). Done.
Of course LPL has a handheld EMP, why wouldn’t he?
and he made it too
the next product Bosnianbill and he made
I loved how he casually build from scratch a pocket emp generator
The LPL basically opened this lock with a handmade Dr Who sonic screwdriver.
Next on LPL, this is how you disarm a Dalek...
That'd actually be quite a unique Sonic Screwdriver, and LPL would be an unique doctor, being able to get out of situations with relative ease.
@@ericoconnor904 haha.
@@rfacproductions6552 talk about the precursor to the precursor. I thought the 3rd Doctors screwdriver looked a bit proto, but this thing is like Rick Sanchez's "first" portal gun; its functional, but not very useful as the probability of running across a digital lock that can be scrambled by the EMP and unlock or become easier to unlock isn't very high.
@@rfacproductions6552 He'd be the Doctor that can make quick work of even a deadlock sealed door.
I'm not sure if I'm more impressed by the portable EMP or LPL's patience while holding the lock in both hands for a full minute.
And now the LPL will use this new pocketknife to destroy more “Slashproof” bags. 🤣🤣🤣
I think they have already buried their face in shame. Also, it is a shame that LPL is not going to make "Splashproof" bag videos in the future.
Imagine being a security guard in a the most secure bank and hearing "A click on one, two is binding, nothing on three"
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"Hey, LPL, what the hell, man?!?"
I imagine your emp is a taser outputed thru .30 gauge wire. about 8-10 turns. Effective mini emp.
Yep, you can tell by the sound. I also made one with those 1$ boost converters on aliexpress
LPL in 2019 : how to pick open a lock
LPL in 2021 : how to open a lock wirelessly using tech
LPL in 2023 : how to open a lock with your mind
I duno, that time he used a magnetic screwdriver head thingimajig was earlier and kinda wireless.
Old joke.
LPL in 2024: how to build your own universe using an oak leaf and a spoon of maple syrup
Don't forget:
LPL in 2025: all lock companies on the planet have gone bankrupt trying to outsmart him. Retired doing insurance claims in the Bahamas. 🌴
He already went to open without touching
Now he literally has a magic wand that opens locks.
Like I tell Christians: science that you don't understand is not magic.
@@zpridgen75 le fedora tip m'lady
I’m a locksmith. This tool is so useful couldn’t go anywhere without it.
This man even has his own portable emp generator :D Awesome video
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Last time I was this early Masterlock still had a reputation.
lol, it is weird to think about how I didn't have any clue what was a good lock or a bad lock before LPL.
Loki? Is that you?
Same!
That must have been a very long time ago.
They still have a reputation, but not a good one.
Really like seeing new unlock methods
Over 1 minute to unlock.
It's a miracle. A lock that keeps LPL out for just over an entire minute.
Wow a lock that takes a whole minute for him to pick, it's a miracle
I'm curious to see if the pocket emp would work on all those new fancy electronic door locks, scrambling the inside so that it resets to factory settings. If it does, seems like a real easy way to bypass electronic locks without having to actually gut the lock
Some of the locks don't default to the open code. You might simply scramble the code to some unknown number!
@@glasslinger I'm a big fan of your videos on glass vacuum tube making. Do you have any ideas for a DIY EMP device? It would make a great project I think.
It still only takes a magnet to get in 🙌🏻
those locks use a little nonvolatile memory so you can change the battery. also the case is usually metal so it would be harder for the field to do as much
Any change to the *settings* seems unlikely, since they would be kept in non-volatile storage (probably EEPROM). What it seems to do is force the processor to reset. So the question would be, does the electronic lock in question default to open or closed when you power it on?
"I'm gonna need you to put some finger prints on this knife."
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@@tovanto3971 no
I'm not even surprised if he manage to summon a black hole to open a lock
Fortunately when I finally get caught by cops I can say not only did you instruct me, but you are now my lawyer.
Dude perfect timing. I was just teaching my kid today how magnets can create electricity, and how electricity can make magnetic fields. She got a HUGE kick out of this video. Wish I could give you two likes.
I didn't know they were calling tasers "EMP generators" these days.
Also, given that this lock has little hearts for buttons, something tells me it was originally designed for a different purpose...
I see you're a man of culture as well...
It's essentially just a Tesla coil circuit. Can be used for both tasers and EMPs.
@@gayusschwulius8490 or other things
Can't wait for some more “slash-proof” bags to get obliterated with that knife.
He said in the last episode that it would be the last in the series unless some kind of development happens. The reason being that he found one with steel mesh inside it... which also cut like butter. Just slightly colder butter than the usual lukewarm butter, but butter none the less. So if the "best of the worst" is still laughably bad he figured there wasn't any point in going forth: "Just avoid security bags all together".
Guys, he's evolving
That is a very nice pocket knife. The design is superb, with clean outlines, not much decoration and an understating form that doesn't say much more than just _folding knife._
Also, the EMP generator is a very nice idea. I once tried what an induction stove would do to an electronic kitchen timer. It kind of did the same thing as the lock in the video.
I really like Civivi knives and are mostly what I purchase these days. Great bang for the buck and razor sharp! Thanks!
That "pocket EMP" sounds suspiciously like one of those useless personal "tazers" with a loop of wire between the poles...
Can't believe they didn't make sure their cellphone lock box was EMP shielded! AMATEURS!
I don't know what the hell I would use it for, but if covertinstruments was selling a dang pocket EMP, I might actually pick one up just for the cool factor.
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Thumbs up for Dustin. What a nice gesture.
That lock with heart shaped buttons is intended for more... chastised... reasons than hiding a pocket knife.
I remember reading a comment that said this channel was getting too monotonous and wasn’t novel at all anymore.
Hah. You really think so? The guy’s just built an EMP to open a lock.
To be fair this is one video out of many. Most of his videos are a minute or two of introduction followed by usually about 30 seconds of varying means of forced entry and then outro. It's rare that his videos are truly interesting anymore, that's why I don't sub and I just watch a handful whenever I need to small amounts of time, like when pooping.
@@VladiMatt i read this comment while pooping
16 views, 27 likes. Proof that this is quality content
Using an EMP generator that close to a camera... that's brave.
Don't worry it's a very weak EMP 🙂
It's easy to confuse bravery with knowledge.
Best timer lock I've seen yet, honestly, since you still have to reset the timer to get it open.
Without getting too far into the details, I used to work security at a CA State Building- To get into the building, we used to put our radios right against the card readers and key the mic. The door popped each and every fucking time.
The radios and the readers have since been replaced, but the defect is still there.
"Welcome to the lock picking lawyer where we'll bypass Heinz security, but turning ourselves into a pickle"
Rick already did that. PICKLE RICK!!!!!
"The guards will think it's the funniest shit they've ever seen, and simply let us in."
ya'but that always requires outside 'assistance.'
Love that it's clearly a chastity cage lock being reused LOL
My question is, “Do you have a schematic for the EMP generator that I can have?”
It's basically an electronic fly swatter with a large capacitor and and induction coil
Me too...
google works wonder.
This is a very weak emp generator. If you want a powerful one you'll need higher current as magnetic field is dependent on current. I think I saw someone build one out of those huge capacitors but don't remember where.
@@ToeCutter454 That response doesn’t answer the question.
Have a nice day indeed! I can see you are having a nice day, LPL. That's a beautiful knife!
That was a really cool demonstration. Neat little EMP generator, A very nice looking knife you were gifted. Thanks for this video, cheer
Next, Lock Picking Lawyer makes his Homemade Infinity Stones Gauntlet and with a simple snap opens all the other locks in the world.
"The radiation is mostly Master Lock. It's like... like I was made for this"
Prisoners: WE. ARE. FREE!!!!!
Half of them, you mean
@@runamucker perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
Of course he made his own emp
lmao, yes "use this fast and easy lock picking method, an emp generator" ...
It looks pretty easy. He just pushed a button.
Okay, for real, it is not actually that hard to build one if you know a little bit about electronics; it is essentially just high-voltage spool. Dumbed down it is just wire, batteries and a voltage amp. And the button of course.
Not only does it take a whole minute to unlock, but it makes a lot of noise in the process. One of the strongest locks shown on this channel as far as I'm concerned.
I love all the unique and creative ways you present to get into different challenges and locks.
Wow, a minute to open. He's really off his game.
I'd be scared as hell if i was a postal worker and heard a beeping coming from a PO box.
I somehow imagined school teachers making use of this tool only to have their plans foiled by the smart kid who casually gets his phone back with this method during lunch/study period.
The phone may not appreciate being exposed to the EMP, though.
@@mercuriall2810 Very true, while I’m not an expert to the permanent damage it may do but the emphasis on the reset displayed here may prove to simply reboot the phone in question.
Obviously shouldn’t be a repeat ordeal but mere speculation on my part in the moment. Sorry.
@@mercuriall2810 Simply make sure your phone case also functions as a Faraday Cage.
@@mercuriall2810 Phones ae tested/built to much higher standards than crap locks, also the strength of the field drops extremely rapidly with distance so with the coil over the lock the phone that far away would receive hardly any energy to speak of.
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oh boy oh boy I was happy to see the Elementum case! Great knife.
Thank you for providing information on here. Keep up the good work. Videos are short and easy to understand!
"And to show you it wasnt a fluke, I'll build a Tesla coil"
We shouldn’t have let him play with Deviant Ollam, now he has the ProTools!
No. You have that that all wrong. We would *LOVE* to see Deviant Ollam and The LPL play together. I can think of no greater crossover among the RUclipsrs that I follow. It would be epic.
@@fenwickrysen It happened in 2019
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There may be more, I don't know.
@@fenwickrysen then you should watch episodes 978 and 981
"I'll be using a pound of C-4 to open this lock. Let me show you just how easy it is."
there is a video of him using explosives, just saying... xD
NOW LET`S DO IT ONE MORE TIME SO YOU CAN SEE IT WAS NOT A FLUKE
Just wanted to say thanks for all the great content. Between yourself and Bosnian Bill I've learned enough to comfortably pick my first three locks. Keep up the awesome work.
The way you held that lock motionless for an entire minute cracks me up.
This pocket knife will make a fine addition to your collection.
Of course he can put together a portable EMP device, lol.
Yo, can we see the circuit schematic? I'm kinda curious about that stuff.
this looks like a taser module with a magnetic coil added to it, BigClive has a video from a few years ago about taser modules
I bet it is just cheap aliexpress shocker with a coil added
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There was this guy, a long time ago, that post a video with some schemes
@@ambientocclusion Didn't he specifically mention it's high voltage, low current?
Those wires don't look anywhere near thick enough to take 20 amps.
@@paulelderson934 This wire looks like pretty thick magnet wire, which has very thin insulation on it. It could easily carry 20A in short pulses, which is what you would want for an EMP generator. But he did say "high voltage, low current".
I like the heart shaped buttons. Maybe this could come in handy for Valentine’s Day.❤
as soon as he said “pocket EMP” i knew the comments would be the highlight of this video