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Over the weekend, it was the Golden Girls, the three ladies, the 15th actually, the girls their birthday celebration which was kind of cool. Saturday they had a get-together with all of the that have been helping out over the years and their friends and retirees from the telecommunication industry stopped in and said hi. So we want to say congratulations to the girls there again. Every one of them in their 90s they don't work per se. They use the magic pointy finger because they're helping us with civil defense technology from the 60s and 70s that we've inherited a lot of Helping us to work to plug it in and make it work for along with some tricks that were talked to everybody back during the East with regard to and how to modify under battle working on and helping us live years the grandma team up there in Cleveland we want to say very much we do appreciate it and happy birthday the birthdays is for a few more than a few days, but Gonna pick one day where everybody can get together and have a great time in the process. And everybody that's worked. So keep up the good work, fight your enemy, survive as long as you possibly can. The Ringknockers hate you to begin with and would like to see us all dead. So the first thing we do is make sure that we don't accommodate them. What do you say? What do you say to that? Anyway, it is Monday. It's gray out there. It's dark. It's dark. It's the 18th of... November and it is well, it's actually still it's not as dark here. It's dark out there down the mall on the rock, but we got mostly like 90% gray with some Wreckly spots here and there guys, you know Joe as I was pointing out we got the Edmund Fitzgerald sink and weather last night and it was the closest I've seen in decades. It's actually that cyclic thing guys. We It's not every season that we get a storm like that. It's every 30, 40 years, sometimes 50. The best way to compare this is to get a, nowadays with a computer is at your fingertips, punch up the Great Lakes shipwrecks and then take a look at the dates of the shipwrecks. Because there's maps, they actually have maps and each of the wrecks are usually dated. You'll notice that they hit wind, and that's because everybody thought, well, you know, Joe, we can sail just a little longer. We can get just one more lap out of the, you know, money out of the boat. Come a little closer. And then they did. And, well, that was the last money they got out of that boat. Right. We got a collar on the line, Mark. This is the bottom of the lakes. Now, here's the interesting thing about the Great Lakes. We got, you know, if a wooden ship goes down, guys, we're in cold, fresh water. That wreck will be there for hundreds of years. So just because it went down back in 1880 doesn't mean it isn't sitting there waiting for you. It is. Right. And it's down in the cold. The deeper you go, the darker it gets. And the... We gotta merge together. We gotta merge together. We gotta mix it up. ...12, even in Lake Erie, which is a shallow lake, that have been photographed and documented that everything's just sitting right there like it went to the bottom. So it is like the old pirate movies from back in the 20s and 30s, where they show you the wreck is in the bottom, and they help it down there, or the old sailing movies that were popular in the late 20s. Anyway, we got Captain McNeil with us here. What's jumping off on that neck of the woods, sir? All right, now we're going to jump off on a caller who's been waiting patiently on the line. Uh-oh. Caller, who do we have? You've got John from Kentucky. Good morning, gentlemen. Good morning. Good morning, John. i was doing some experimenting at my shop this last weekend and i think i have an idea for a homemade gas mask and that is using a new automotive filter threaded pipe four inches long and a thread half inch and the rubber on it and i hook it to the air but it's only about 10 micron i believe well it's still a particle but most of what you're dealing with and what that would work is any of the low range types of dispersing riot agents, but would also work with radiological because most of what you're gonna run into with regard to fallout or particulate radiated material, that filter could handle. So that solution working in that direction. The big thing is covering the eyes. I guess if you got the snorkel, then the standard dive piece should be right there too. Instead of sealed, So what you would need, or you need a sealed system for around the eyes. Nucous membrane, one of the things you remember is your eyes, any dust. Everybody knows this, what the fluid does in your eyes allows it to evacuate foreign matter, but it collects foreign matter. So that's one of the reasons we want to cover the eyes, guys. Anything will do. Anything is better than nothing. Dust goggles may offer air pass-through, but anything to cover or restrict how much is covering the face would help. And then there's a number of different solutions. Actually one guy, I know more than a few of you have done this, I haven't looked at all the videos on YouTube to see what anybody has posted, but years ago people were demonstrating, and the Army demonstrated the use of garbage bags, doing a chem suit and you do your chem hood with the same thing. Mr. Exacto knife is your friend. So between the Exacto knife, the solution you've come up with, a set of goggles or again the face mask, the diver's mask, would be your best choice. And then duct tape and garbage bags. And in fact, OD green and gray garbage bags are available. If you look on some of our videos, I'll give you a hint. There's a picture of a guy with an M17 gas mask and a hood, and he's wearing a chem suit rig. Well, let me give you a little hint. That's me, and that's me running one of the gas chambers years ago I was one of the favorite guys in the military. I had to re-qualify on your gas mask. That was one of the many hats that I wore. And if you pay attention, you'll notice there's kind of a bag material. Well, I took a gray garbage sack. It was the cheapest way to go to save my chem suit from overloading. And so what I did is actually use that as a chem case like they used to do World War II. uh... him caped i had also there's other pictures were actually used one of those and modified accordingly now often that much more protection double double over because you're running gas chamber i'm in the concentration constantly you know everybody else comes to go but you're in the gas chamber for you know eight hours to ten hours a day you've got to take a crew everybody out and you cycle about you know i've a platoon of the time come through And since we were doing division, imagine how many people we would cycle through in a day. And I did have other assistants control the agent. I had to control the material being used using that one person stays online specifically for the task. But cool idea. What else did you tie anything else into that as far as how do you, you've got a pipe fixture, obviously. What about the weight and the drag on that? Do you think to support that? You have to put it in a cloth bag and hang it over your shoulder. You can lengthen the hose whatever you want. And also used an Israeli gas mask, a half PVC about three inches long, and now I use a little RTV deal to go to the filter. A little recommendation, if the mask is complete, if you get it brand new in the box, a lot of them, they're all brand new, most, you know, pretty much. But if you get them in the box, there is a white fixture. Even if you use these in the movies, they have nothing to do with protecting you. What that is is a practice plug for the gas mask. It has a hole right in the middle of it. But it's threaded for the gas mask. If you run into these, that's a good starter for adapting other hoses or lines if you want to do a feed line to the intake. And the original purpose behind that is rather than uncapping your filter and wasting your filter or exposing it, what they had, what they created was this insert and this creates the same restriction in terms of intake. There was actually a filter, you know, hooked up to the mask. But what it does offer for a lot of people is a solution for an adapter fixture because it is already threaded to the 40 millimeter filter thread Also, keep an eye out for it. Give you something to experiment with. I have the little white caps and the PVC pipe would be the right size without very good. Without opening up the actual filter and the white determine that. Great, that was a training now. What that was was a training aid and it designed so that you didn't have to use a filter to practice with a mask. If you pay attention to a lot of movies They actually, what was one of them, years and years ago, Close Encounters. Pay attention to the people running around where they've given them the gas masks and everything and they're all leaving town. A bunch of what they did, they had the plastic plug that you're seeing there screwed in instead of a filter. Yes. I guess it was a great way for Hollywood to save money too. I think I could save the filter for later. Oh yeah, okay. Well, we'll know. We'll use these, you see. So again, very good. Again, are you going to do a little video maybe for YouTube and demonstrate? I do not have computer or computer access. Oh, not a problem. I want to consider if we have a friendly nearby, it could actually do a little demonstration. If we got somebody that does computer, it would take but a minute to use a homemade camera, you know, the home cameras and do a homemade movie on the subject. Because it would be a good idea to share it. How are you listening right now? I'm listening on satellite. I have two. We're on satellite. uh... one of them are going to the trash can empty and the other one but i'm using so you've been re-broadcast and the lower we do one of our many rebroadcast appreciate that i think you are the many another question mark i'm trying to track the tracking number down in the magical mystery box which i have not received yet all it's in the mail i don't have a track for a here my favorite of joe about that that i'm going to yesterday but you just keep an eye on the mail, it'll be there shortly. All kinds of goodies in it. Sharp pointy objects and other things. Well, that's fine, Mike. The town. Are you former service? Are you prior service? Uh, no sir. Oh, not a problem. I'm just curious only because some things are going to be kind of service oriented for certain individuals. They'll like them. But, uh, the, uh, there's a mix of stuff in there, all of it useful. And that was the purpose. I'm taking care of that from this end, so. I did spend four years in a military academy. Very good. I have a lot of military schools. I graduated in 1968. I'm a military attorney from the military school itself. Well, the big thing is just the idea that some of the stuff that I incorporated with this is kind of, you know, different service oriented. So there's, you know, there are different packages. Well, it may or may not relate to you, but they're nice stuff. Actually, well-appointed. I don't promise I can't get any more. So what you got is... How big is the package? I'll be about, oh it's about long. Let me, I'm just estimating by my boxes here. About 10 inches tall and about a foot wide. Okay. Did that go, I think it's a little longer actually. Hold on here, wait a minute. It's probably two feet. Did that go long about 10 inches tall and about a foot and a half wide, foot and a half wide. Did that go UPS or? Mail. But I'm postal. Postal, okay. Yeah, keep an eye on postal. That's where it's gonna be coming from. I don't know where you are. I know how Kentucky is like you are here. Some places they bring it out to the door, other they tell you to come and get it. I'll find a key in my mailbox. Oh, cool. Okay, yeah. That's the way you do that here to a degree, too, yes. Putting it on the side of the package. Then I'll take the key to another lockbox and get my... That's how I get my lockbox. I'll do it here, too. I've been... I get them that way. Very good. Just real quick on that note because I know she does really she's got some really nice candles. What did you get? I got two emergency candles and three of Eliminator candles very good and I come in all of the odor eliminators don't really need don't really need them But I like the smell good to hear I burn them all the time And I always say thank you got whose mark bring the micro effect. Thank you But in fact, I have called from but I call them and just to say thank you I'm listening I'm not able to purchase at this point but I do listen to your sponsorship. We appreciate that. Yeah. That's what I've tried to tell people in the past you know we that's all it takes is that they know that they're advertising being heard. Yeah. I purchased night vision from Don and I called him the other day and I'm thinking about I forward her I went to two tubes and I'm now collecting pop bottles. That's the same thing we're doing this weekend, as a matter of fact, for that purpose. A part of it is that we took a bunch of them. Not, not, not, not, but you know, we got a couple places where we get a lot of free pop bottles, put it that way. And free pop bottles means money and money means we can translate into other goodies. One of the ways we do it. Appreciate that. I've got a pickup load of my pop, pop place today. Pick up load. And I save all my, I save my, uh, game and see what I open a can of the label off, rinse them out, and then they go into a barrel. And that's... Oh, exactly. The one thing is, nothing that's metal should be going into the trash. All of it. Aluminum or steel should be put off to the side. And the advantage is, if you do need it, you've got the material right there. If you're on the low end, well, you took it in and scrapped it out, you got the money back for it for the other projects you wanted the other projects. I don't throw anything in the way of metal away unless it's either just absolute junk. or it's light grade like that. It has to be really light grade and yippie. But if you need a can to cut open to make something for a jointer or to wrap around an exhaust pipe, a couple of clamps and a steel can will get you through at least down the road for a few minutes. Yes, I have a blacksmith shop and a forge. And I use that to melt aluminum pins down and then I cast them into a billon. Then I can mill projects, which I might need. Then I can weld the aluminum projects. That'd be great if everybody could do that. My theory is if I can not find it in the trash, make it, or rebuild it, I don't need it. You know what's funny is out of a, I just picked up a correct, I ended up with three, I'm talking about everything else, just what people get rid of. It was in the recycle bin, but it was nut bolts and screws, and actually I've got a complete egg carton, it was a complete repair kit for electronics. just put the I sorted everything out but on top of that there was a bronze coin a silver one ounce coin and a quarter ounce silver coin they were just tossed out with a help I mean a pair of glass I got a pair Elvis glasses too which is really cool but nothing I'll wear those every day but the thing is guys you I don't know where people's minds are, I don't want them to keep, I don't want them to change as long as we keep getting it, but you do have to wonder about this. You know, it's like, was anybody thinking when they did that? And I mean, everything that I got was brand new, I mean, but that's, I can't typical of the stuff that we see. So pay attention to the environment, guys. Everybody. It's not gonna last. Eventually people are gonna, you know, the economy's gonna lock up for us, but while we're able to do this, do this, when people start getting serious or really, really, really getting tight, Let's just think Detroit. Detroit did not have a bomb drop on it. Detroit had one million people who went out and pulled every piece of copper and steel out of everything they could, guys. And the place is disintegrating. Think about it. I got up and bobbing you gentlemen. Okay, we are at the bottom of the hour. We're heading to break now. We've got Joe here. Thank you for your call. Thank you, sir. Bye-bye. And pay attention to the mailbox. By the way, for our other two individuals, watch the mailbox because there's stuff on the way. And give you an idea what to look for size-wise. Now just be ready for it. We are going to break. Hi folks, Ronnie McMullen here for Life Change Tea. I would like to talk about a subject that is dear to many of us, stomach pain. 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Give me a second here. That will be having a drawing for it. That's going to have to be disassembled and shipped. It'll be a little complicated, but that's okay. Friday. Friday, when I was on the air with Mark, I made a plea for all those who could possibly make a $100 donation. I'm, to be perfectly honest with you, Very surprised to hear that our set feed is still up, but hey here we go We are trying to stay in the game my friends. Yeah, I got an email over the weekend somebody chewing out my ass for Saying something about Alex Jones, and I remember exactly what I had to say about Alex Jones what I said was Friday was you know once we lose all the peripheral broadcast, alternative news broadcast, you'll be stuck with Alex Jones. And that's as much as being stuck with a single source or being stuck with a tyrannical government or stuck with something. And that's all I really meant. But if you feel it necessary to defend AJ, go right ahead. That's your prerogative, I guess. I'm surprised for what little I had to say. And all I was pointing out was the fact that this is what you'll be stuck with. And all I can really say about that is AJ isn't right about everything. And all I can say is, you'll hear nothing over there about them having drawings for anything that you could defend yourself with. There's nobody on any other network that I know of other than this one who has sent different prizes out there, useful things that you can use to defend yourself with. I'm not sure what Mark has in his little surprise packages, but it sounds good to me. But the atmosphere or the drive here at the Micro Effect has always been for the people, whether it's a defensive type something, but encouraging you to stand up. Don't just wait. It's going to be very heartbreaking. I think, you know, I spent the weekend watching some of the old Hitler stuff and you know what Stalin did and you know by comparison man America's headed down the same road and what happened to the people that's the most important part what happened to the people what were they thinking moreover what were they thinking when they just submitted A friend of mine and I, we got news of some sort of youth detention camp or something. It was supposed to be a high school that had been converted over with the bob wire, training fences and the bob wire facing in and all this. So Saturday, we hopped in our car and took a ride through the mountains there to go looking for it. It was kind of fun. We got a little snow on Friday, so Saturday, when we were up in the higher elevations, the snow was somewhat deeper, there's six, eight inches of snow up there. But we think we found the place. And it was definitely a high school or some kind of school at one point, but there was no chaining fences and barbed wire and all these things, so it was kind of disappointing. You know and the reason I bring this up is folks here, you know to spread rumors or You know pass out information information. Make sure that information is correct all of it. I can see with this Because it had been blocked off. There was nothing more than an arm. You know those little Red and white arms you see the alarm comes down and blocks off the road Well, that's all that pretty much all that was there going into the school It was all blocked off. Of course, it was all covered with snow. So we couldn't tell if there was any like real recent construction on the place because the snow had everything covered up. But there was absolutely no chain link fences and no barbed wire. And they may well use it as some kind of FEMA detensing camp, something in the future. I suppose that all they would really have to do is throw up some fence. But as Steve and I were talking, this is something we need to take into consideration all schools, all of them, processing centers, make no mistake. The other thing I've thought of in the past is because I was in the transportation business for some 20 years, if you were to buy a Ron McNally, an Atlas, that shows you where all the scales are across the country, and they're not only on main highways, they're on back roads and this kind of thing. If you were a trucker, you would notice that these scales are all at choke points. Okay, very difficult to get around this kind of thing. And it would be and take nothing to convert these scales, truck inspection stations, what have you, convert them over to choke points to filter and go through traffic and have them leave the highway. and for inspection, this sort of thing. So my point is there's lots of things that are already in place that can be used for whatever they want to use it for. Whether it's a scale house, creating a chill point, or a school building, as a processing center. They've invested a lot of money in these things and they've been using them for decades. So don't think that they have to construct anything. create a situation where they have these facilities available to them. Okay, so I just thought I'd throw that out there. Things to take into consideration for the future, whatever that may hold. An interesting twist here, one of our friends who is in a retirement slash a recovery home right now that's in the Detroit area. They just put cyclone fence around the site out of the blue no warning and nobody knows why Is all the barbed wire fence at the top? You know the classic V strand is inward the person who I'm talking to right off the bat He goes well everybody knows if you're trying to keep people out You'd be putting the V on the outside, you know, you're putting the wire on the outward, you know angle if you're trying to keep people in You put the wire on the inward angle. It's on the inward angle and nobody knows who paid for it. Apparently it's the government project money that somebody found a tip to suck on. But the way it's set up, it's not conducive to keeping people out like vandals or the horrible mobs or whatever. In fact, just a reverse. It's an existing facility. It's already there and all they did was just put a big cyclone fence up and put the barbed wire in the top of the casing and we know angled inwards. How long does that take? Yeah, exactly. And the Mexican workers will do a fine job of imprisoning as many Americans as they can. Because that's who installed it. We've told Mexican workers who are doing jobs, Americans in Detroit would never do. You know, like installing galvanized fencing and you know, fencing and you know, barbed wire. No, no Americans at all familiar with doing fencing, let alone painting and drywall and, you know, let's not forget plumbing and carpentry and, you know, electrical, etc. And truck driving. You know, Americans just did not want to drive trucks, Joe, and that's why we had to let all those Mexican truck drivers in. Did you know that? Remember that after and get line wall there Americans wouldn't do yeah carpentry electrical plumbing finish finish carpentry and truck driving Yeah Yeah to say the least no more lost but you know like I say if you were to look on around McDowie you'll see that those Truck skills that create show points. Yeah, they're already where they need to be. Yeah So that's one of the things that we watched progressively with the highways, and we've got extensive photo essays, where they, when they first started the electronic surveillance and the sensors in the roads, the very first places that they incorporated them were around, both before and after and around and at the waste stations. And they were perfectly, then the next step of the place where they were showing up were on all of the exit ramps. And probably the best, photo essay group that we saw with the people working in Pennsylvania. A lot of the Pennsylvania militia people and the research people have done a great job of pretty well surveying and monitoring all of the activity there. And then let's not forget I-75, which, you know, I noticed traveling 75, the whole length of it here, you know, earlier this year, before they had signs bragging up the electronic surveillance. And it was all up and down the expressway. I mean, you just have, you know, like I-75, the first electronically surveyed, you know, like no other, blah, blah, blah. And it's all, I mean, these were permanent signs and they had stuff that was referencing it. I guess they decided they didn't want to rub that sore a whole lot more because a lot of the signs have disappeared and they were permanent fixture. You know, I got them in the brown and white for like the part. You know, the green and white guys, you know, and then you've got the signs of the logos for all the different, you know, with the next exit, what's going to be there? Well, they had signs up on 75, all up and down it. And there's only three or four that are left. One is in Kentucky, and I've actually put that up on the Internet. You know, we've posted in the past. I guess we probably should do it again, but it showed the international operations. It showed Mexico. the United States and Canada. And this is back in the 90s, but it's still there. They replaced the sign again. It's a newer sign, but it's the same basic signage. And it's a state slash bed, part of the interstate defense highway network. But the electronic grid has been in place. Back when they were doing this in the 90s, they used Halliburton. And they had, it was Halliburton was one, and what was the other one? Two different Security companies and we photographed them. We walked we actually stole Magnetic signs off their vehicles too, by the way. I mean he borrowed them somebody did I don't know if we were for sure but well one person was keeping them busy We just took one of the signs right off the side of one of the vehicles and so everybody said well They're not there really well Here's a picture of this and by the way Here's one of the signs right here and this came off that vehicle. So you want to tell me more? You know, so the thing is that when they first installed the stuff, they were, again, because people were looking for it, they actually put security on most all of the remote location. I mean, goofy sites. But that helped us, the ID stuff that we hadn't noticed right away. You know, when they put somebody with a car next to the expressway, sitting out in the middle of nowhere, and they're standing there and they're armed up, and they were in a black uniform, you have to go, hmm, what's he doing here? Lo and behold, if you looked off the expressway on a 90-grangle perpendicular to the road, There was a gravel point and they actually had put power and support right there along with a microwave sending unit and it was out in the middle of nowhere. Well, the only thing that changed, Joe, is that there were the cuts in the expressway. They'd done the work to install the technology. See? But they had a guard on it. Like, it was like, well, what would you have a guard here for? You see, well, you don't need, these aren't the droids you're looking for. There's nothing to see here. Move along, move along. So yeah, and again, it blossomed out from, and the logic is to use stuff that's already in place so that the average mind, which isn't paying attention to its environment, you can overlap and baffle everybody with more BS that way. And that's exactly what they've done. So this has been a progressive progress. It's not like this is just thrown out there and they randomly do this, guys. It has to have a plan. They have to have a progressive plan if they're smart. and they've done just exactly that. Doesn't mean they've had their way in everything, but the most common joke, it's like, uh, Joe up your way over there in Seattle, uh, over in that neck of the country, they had the equipment they were all installing publicly and everybody started to notice it. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, we shut it off, guys. We shut it off. Yes, they didn't shut it off. They're lying sacks. come on they just spent billions of dollars in government money and they've been visited to rack spy on you and you believe they shut it off are you crazy we're all stupid we we shut it off what is it still a bullet my machine still being affected by your garbage all we should offer to know that is we should have we should have the cure that we should have a shut up and of course the yappers in the control press support completely as far as you know they won't follow up with any reporting because if they don't they lose their job you know so the police status joined right at the hip with the you know controlling the flapping media on the other note what you know you were talking about your guys the there's no reason this is the age of camera there's no reason for us not to get some imagery more so you know some better than others but If we have a sight and it's fixed, there's no reason for us not to be able to photograph it 360 degrees. The other cool thing is we have our own drones. You know, a simple throwaway camera, that's a movie camera. Right now you can buy for $39.95. You can strap it right on the underside of a mid-sized electric or gas-driven aircraft. Oh, I'm sorry, RC planes. Guys, you can photograph from the air anything you want. Ain't nothing anybody can do to stop you. In fact, I go so far if you want to really understand how many cool things are out there, go punch up RC aircraft. Guys, you can buy stuff with 100 inch wingspans, 120 inch wingspans. Looks just like any combat aircraft you want. Personally, I like the idea of the modern-esque Bearcat or something of that nature. Vietnam era, there's all kinds of Vietnam era prop driven stuff. The cool thing is the configuration was already adaptive to stuff. You glue your camera right on the base of that thing. Seriously, this is how cool you can go. You glue it right to the base of one of these 70 or 80 inch RC planes. the camera, you just hit the switch, launch it, it's good for two hours of recording. The new ones have a Digi-Stick, I think you can get eight hours, Jor, you know, Joe, the thing is you can throw it all in there. Well, you know, I don't know why anybody would poo-poo the idea of, you know, having a little remote control something with a camera on it. Yeah! Because basically it could save your butt at some point. Where you can just fly this little thing over you know a couple of hundred yards out and look over the top of the hill or you know Whatever okay, doesn't it what's really cute is it so they're not expensive. This is the thing it gets me low tech Mid-tech works just fine Most everything you see the government using is all throwaway junk that they just spend 20 times as much on because the Israelis are selling it to them, okay? And by the way, the Chinese make it all for the Israelis and then put their labels on it over there in the Chinese slave plant and then dump it on us for stupid price. So the only difference is, think low-tech. The unique thing about an RC aircraft is, if you give it an order to fly, you know guys, you can just literally shunt it. It's called shunt-ing where you just shut it off and it just flies in one direction. Whatever the last order is you gave it, nothing's gonna interfere with it. Okay, you can even, they even have timers for the systems, something I've talked about for years, so you could let it run and then it switches back on after, you know, three minutes, five minutes, 10 minutes. and re-registers and you can radio control it to move it in another direction or land it or whatever you want to do. Well the thing is that these larger planes, the reason I say larger is because smaller works but smaller is affected by the wind and the environment. A little harder to control so the bigger the better. And so heavier, a little heavier and again there's all kinds of designs out there, there's all kinds, literally anything you can imagine, any dollar amount you want to spend. but you don't have to spend that much and like I said for forty dollars at the most these new camera, well actually it's not new, this is all old tech now the camera is the size of your little flat top cell phone all it has is a microphone and it has a camera you hit the switch, the older ones had an on board locked memory and didn't have any way to add any more memory so they were good for two hours But the newer ones, same model, they just took the next feature off the old phones or the old cameras they're throwing out and it's cheap because it's in the industrial surplus. Well now they've got digit sticks in there that you can throw in and you can do four hours, six hours, or eight hours. It's purely a matter of how much money you want to spend on that little memory card. Well you put that on the bottom of one of these RC aircraft, a heavier one, a bigger one is really cool. and just literally glue it so it looks straight down. You could do two or three of them. They're not that heavy. But let's just say you're going to be concerned about weight, so we'll go with one. Well, one of these traveling at a quarter mile above any object or half a mile above an object, the digital quality is phenomenal. And in fact, we've done whole classroom pieces using these cameras handheld, and they're as good a quality as any of the more commercial stuff that's been out there. especially for just widget and quick, you know, quick instructional work. But for aerial reconnaissance, it would be priceless. Absolutely. And they even make them with thermal, or at least a variation on thermal now. Plus they have no, the other cool thing is they have no filters for night collection, so until it gets really, really dark, These things pick up on any light available, which means if you want to fly at low altitude and you want to go through an area because you don't want to risk your aircraft being detected, that's the trick of flying what's called NOE or flying low altitude. By the time somebody realizes you're over them, you're already past them, and the same is true with your drone-a-toids, if you're going to play with drone-a-toids. So what this costs, even if it only worked the one time and then was shot down or destroyed, it's paid for itself. because it's confirmed and half the battle is intelligence. But you can do better and typically it would survive quite nicely. The big thing is play with it. And experiment. And in fact, the next thing is spider eyes. You can buy little security camera systems that are what we call sugar cube cameras, guys. 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