OSC-5000 Omni-Spectral Correlator (OSCOR)
TSCM Specific Instrumentation
OSC-5000 Omni-Spectral Correlator (OSCOR)
Research Electronics/TSA
3801 Rangelock (finds the distance to the microphone)
This clever little device send out a chirp, and then listens for the
chirp via an external receiver, it calculates the delay, and then
displays the distance to the microphone in feet.
Winklemann Countermeasures Equipment
The 300 is a solidly built product commonly used and found in Europe, popular with corporate sweep teams it will find most low threat bugging RF devices (but only if you can get really close to them).
Similar to the 300, provides limited microwave band coverage, popular in low threat corporate situations.
The Series 200 Telephone Line Analyzer is useful when working on the older 25 pair telephones (key system type). This unit is still found is some less developed countries and rural areas.
Until recently the TSCM instruments made by F.G. Mason Engineering and Dektor were widely used by TSCM technicians. The various models where fairly popular, but have since been replaced by more advanced models (sold by other companies).
Technical Services Agency (Fort Washington, Maryland)
Glenn Whidden of TSA invented and patented the Eagle, which was very popular until production was stopped in 1997. The product was a scanning receiver which would memorize "friendly" RF signals outside a facility such as FM radio and TV signals. These signals would then be compared to the potentially "hostile" signals found inside a facility being inspected. The instrument covered a range between 10 MHz and 2 GHz.
The Linelock was also invented and patented by Glenn Whidden. The instrument provides a carrier current detection instrument tuneable from 7 kHz to 3.5 MHz. This model differs from similar devices offered by others in that it is tunable with a digital display.
Kaiser TSCM Countermeasures Kits and Instruments
1040a - Entry Level Countermeasures Kit
1040b - Intermediate Countermeasures Kit
Audio Countermeasures
Telephone Countermeasures "Wiretap Detectors"
1080D - Telephone Analyzer (MKII)
1080E - Electronic And Modular Telephone Accessory
1080TDR - Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR) Pulser
Radio Frequency Countermeasures "Bug Detectors"
2044 - Ambient RF Strength Indicator
2055HA - Near Field RF Detector/Differential RF Probe (MK IV)
2065 - RF Detector (Under Desk Mounted)
ELF Countermeasures "Tape Recorder Detectors"
2059H - Tape Recorder Detector (Hand Held)
2059HV - Tape Recorder Detector (Hand Held)
Wearable Countermeasures "RF/Tape Recorder Detectors"
2060LT - RF Detector (Wearable, Light and Tone)
2060LV - RF Detector (Wearable, Light and Vibrator)
2062 - RF and Tape Recorder Detector (Wearable)
Carrier Current/Sub Carrier Countermeasures
2030 - Carrier Current Detector/Probe
SCD5 - Carrier-Current/Sub Carrier Detector
1059VLF - Direct Conversion Receiver
Stethoscopes and Audio Probes
2010/2010A - Doppler Stethoscope
2047U/C - Ultrasonic/Contact Stethoscope
2049M - Electronic Stethoscope
8010C - Metal/Mineral Detector
Line Tracing Aids
SLR9A/AUT9 - Silent Line Tracer
2052WL - Wire and Device Locator
Video Camera Detection Equipment
VCD - Video Countermeasures Device
Xetron Corporation
The Xetron SPL-60 Audio Amplifier/Filter is/was a very popular low noise audio amplifier with a tunable comb notch filter. The SPL-60 is no longer produced.
Dektor Counterintelligence
The Dektor Micro-Amp was a General Purpose Audio Amplifier which was very popular and highly respected within the TSCM industry. Dektor ceased operation on 10/13/98 after serving the TSCM industry for many years. The Micro-Amp is no longer produced (the Kaiser 1059 is a good replacement).
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