Infonomicon TV

Infonomicon TV

Infonomicon logo
Format	Webshow
Genre	Informational
Origin	USA
Created by	droops
Starring	droops, Irongeek, ziggy, Dr^Zigman
Language	English
Production
Producer(s)	Infonomicon
Location(s)	USA
Running Time	Variable
Broadcast
Network	NA
Frequency	NA
Original Airing	Summer 2004 - ??
Total Seasons	NA
Total Episodes	8
Additional Information
Topics	Technology, Computers, Hacking
Follows	NA
Precedes	NA
Associated Video	Hack TV, M0diphyD
Website	infonomicon.org (defunct)

Infonomicon TV was started in the late summer of 2004 by droops of Infonomicon. The first episodes focused on single segments while later episodes offered multiple segments by other Infonomicon members.

Episodes

Infonomicon TV Episode 1: Power over Ethernet

Droops introduces the show and the subject: running Power over Ethernet. Droops shows what tools and parts you will need. Explanation of the theory of how you would send the actual power. Of the 8 wires in Ethernet, only 4 are used for actual data; the other 4 are unused. Power can be sent over the remaining wires. You build an injector, which goes into the ethernet from a wall outlet, and a splitter, which goes from the cable to the power in of the item. Droops shows a functioning model with a wireless ethernet hub powered from the ethernet cable that sends the data. Droops draws a diagram to explain how to build the plug. Droops burned one transformer in the process of making this item. The IEEE standard allows you to send up to 48 volts over Ethernet; the hub uses 5. Droops explains why you’d want to do this in the first place; in his case, he wants to have the item on the roof and this enables him to run ethernet (which he knows) and not power (which he does not). The advantage is obvious in places where you don’t need to run power cable, just ethernet. Diagrams will be on the website. Closing remarks. droops demonstrates power over ethernet, this video was a learning experience for droops, they only get better from here

Infonomicon TV Episode 2: The Truck Computer

Droops shows what his truck computer looks like before it’s installed into the truck. This one was a bit premature as the new truck computer is a much better computer, Droops is working on part 2, but he needs another alternator and is working on a good way of not destroying the hard drive that’s in the new computer. A laptop hard drive would work well, but that’s $$$$, so other avenues are being pursued.

Infonomicon TV Episode 3: The First 30 Minute Episode

Obfuscated’s body but not his face, Improving personal FM transmitters, bootleg video of the BBS Documentary, making GPSr attachments, Joe Klein Interview. Thanks to jason scott for letting me show some of his awesome movie. Everyone send droops some money so he can buy the entire thing.

Infonomicon TV Episode 4: The High Tech Redneck

Bubba Hax joins the Infonomicon crew with a somewhat informative but very funny redneck hacker video. Contents include: lockpicking; access point hunting; b-mail, homebrew short range wireless communication; phishing. This is not safe for work or around short people.

Infonomicon TV Episode 5

This one is 26 minutes long and its about stuff. It is not safe for work or around short people.

Infonomicon TV Episode 6

This show is all about making your own stuff, from making 9v battery snaps to using your own fucking headphones on the airplane. So if you want to watch it.

Infonomicon TV Episode 7

Irongeek and droops host this one, with HP printer hacking, building and old school phone handset for your cell phone, collecting data in rf monitor mode, and for some reason, by popluar demand, how to make cat 5 cables.

Infonomicon TV Episode 8

This is the Phreaknic Episode, we have dancing Dr^Zigman, ziggy and irongeek trying to burn the phreaknic hotel down, phizone building an audio probe, droops replacing capacitors on motherboards, fun with airsoft guns at droops’ work, and much more dancing ziggy.

Downloads

Series	User	Link	Notes
Infonomicon - Complete Series	Famicoman	Archive.org

External Links

nomicon.info

infonomicon.org (defunct)