Rise Of The WarPi

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Claims a personal toolkit that logs over five million unique Wi‑Fi APs, routinely captures 20–30k SSIDs per day and records bursts like 100,000 SSIDs in a day. Builds compact Raspberry Pi rigs (no fans, no display) tuned for stability and power, using 6 antennas across two devices, GPSD sharing and channel prioritization (1/6/11). Releases a Python GSM stumbler (Hettie GSM) that runs four commercial dongles for 2G/3G/4G, produces court‑acceptable logs, and reliably uploads to Wigle.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:32My name is Kevin & I hunt Wireless
3. 1:24Signs of a Wireless Obsession
4. 5:18ADS-B Tracking: WarRoaming for Planes
5. 6:49WarRoaming is Wireless Surveying
6. 8:24WarRoaming is Wireless Intelligence
7. 9:14WarRoaming is Fun
8. 11:26My Tools of the Trade
9. 15:01Also what I don't want: The absurd
10. 15:52Thoughts on WiFi Cactus
11. 18:31Where is D4rkM4tt3r & Cactus?
12. 20:47Pain-Free War Pi Principle
13. 21:56Lazy War Roaming Principle
14. 22:24My Warpi: Technical requirements
15. 24:37Notes on USB Cable Quality
16. 27:19GIZMO and GREMLIN Software
17. 28:52GSM build challenges
18. 30:46Extra: Yesterday's Performance Demo

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