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  1. #1
    Colender
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    The theory is that if you short out pins 3, 6, & 9 on the bottom of the
    phone you can use it as a listening bug by hiding it in a room and then
    calling the number. I can get it to work using a hands free kit, BUT I would
    prefer to get it working so that the phone's microphone picks up the
    conversation instead. If the phone were ever to be accidentally stumbled
    upon, it would look less suspicious if it were just the phone on it's own
    without a hands free kit connected to it.

    Yes, I know it's an old phone, but it has a very long standby and talk time,
    and therefore makes it ideal for what I am needing it for. ie, to catch my
    wife out who I suspect is having an affair whilst I am away on business for
    days on end.

    All the sites I've googled say the same thing, either short circuit 3, 6, &
    9, or short-circuit the left middle and right pins on the bottom of the
    phone with all connections touching each other. Phone is set to auto answer,
    which is does, it's just that the microphone isn't activating.

    Has anyone ever managed to get this to work without a handsfree kit? Any
    useful advice gladly accepted.

    TIA.





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  2. #2
    RBDU
    Guest

    Re: Nokia 5110 - The "James Bond Trick" (ie, listening room bug)

    Sounds like a silent listening device, hope you have a good lawyer!


    "Colender" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > The theory is that if you short out pins 3, 6, & 9 on the bottom of the
    > phone you can use it as a listening bug by hiding it in a room and then
    > calling the number. I can get it to work using a hands free kit, BUT I
    > would prefer to get it working so that the phone's microphone picks up the
    > conversation instead. If the phone were ever to be accidentally stumbled
    > upon, it would look less suspicious if it were just the phone on it's own
    > without a hands free kit connected to it.
    >
    > Yes, I know it's an old phone, but it has a very long standby and talk
    > time, and therefore makes it ideal for what I am needing it for. ie, to
    > catch my wife out who I suspect is having an affair whilst I am away on
    > business for days on end.
    >
    > All the sites I've googled say the same thing, either short circuit 3, 6,
    > & 9, or short-circuit the left middle and right pins on the bottom of the
    > phone with all connections touching each other. Phone is set to auto
    > answer, which is does, it's just that the microphone isn't activating.
    >
    > Has anyone ever managed to get this to work without a handsfree kit? Any
    > useful advice gladly accepted.
    >
    > TIA.
    >






  3. #3
    Johan Wevers
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    Re: Nokia 5110 - The "James Bond Trick" (ie, listening room bug)

    Colender <[email protected]> wrote:

    >and therefore makes it ideal for what I am needing it for. ie, to catch my
    >wife out who I suspect is having an affair whilst I am away on business for
    >days on end.


    Perhaps if you took more care of her she didn't need an affair?

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