ISIS using Puxings

[Admiral]

Maybe they're tuned to 454mhz?

[BK]

It seems like all they use them for is to shout "allahu akbar"

Star Wars fans are they?

"It's a trap!"

[TangoCharlie18]

I think, just as someone is taking the picture, someone is shouting :-

"Who wants one of these React hi viz vests?"

[Admiral]

"Who wants to get the hell out of there before Putin nukes the place?"

[radiosification]

Just realised, if you look carefully, you'll see that the radio isn't actually a Puxing. It's a Kirisun!

[AshtonMobileScanner]

Its most likely digital and encrypted so they cant be heard

[thelad]

They could get RAYNET in to help them.

[Admiral]

Its most likely digital and encrypted so they cant be heard

Yeah, no way a fifty quid eBay radio will be able to be monitored by the Russian or American secret services, tight as a drum.

[radiosification]

Kirisun doesn't = digital.
It looks like an analog kirisun radio to me. Looking at the products on their website, it looks closest to the Kirisun PT3600 which is simply an FM two way radio. It's most advanced functions are PTT ID using DTMF and VOX...
And anyway as others have said, even if they were using digital + encryption, I doubt it would be that difficult to crack for the military who has dedicated signals soldiers.

[welshevo]

i saw a picture recently and some of isis were using hytera PD785 DMR radios!! whatever next!!

[Corblimeyguvnar]

[Farty]

They're everywhere these days....

Ah, I see they have the export version with the Hellfire Missile Homing Beacon enabled.

They could get RAYNET in to help them.

Steady on there. ISIS aren't that bad.

[Admiral]

"Where are these virgins you speak of?"

[Registration]

I doubt it would be that difficult to crack for the military who has dedicated signals soldiers.

Yeha the use an Realtek RTL2832U Chip in a DVB-T Dongle Case and SDR with DSD+ to decode haha...

The news say the IS have Milion of USD so the can do what the want.

[radiosification]

I doubt it would be that difficult to crack for the military who has dedicated signals soldiers.

Yeha the use an Realtek RTL2832U Chip in a DVB-T Dongle Case and SDR with DSD+ to decode haha...

Erm.. no, DSD+ can't decrypt any communications that are encrypted. Don't know where you got that from!