User:RrabEkim

I'm interested in articles involving directed energy weapons, Havana syndrome, neuroweapons, microwave auditory effect, amateur radio, open source, FOSS, privac

I'm interested in articles involving directed energy weapons, Havana syndrome, neuroweapons, microwave auditory effect, amateur radio, open source, FOSS, privacy, technology, and surveillance.

My OpenV2K project has integrated features, that mirror the pulse modulation, that Sharp and Grove published about, in 1975 ( See Item 4: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_modulation#Miscellaneous_modulation_techniques ). The Python application is built on GNU Radio for its real-time DSP signal chain, HackRF One as its SDR front end, and a PyQt5 graphical interface for real-time parametric control.
The source is Public Domain, and on GitHub: [1](https://github.com/OpenV2K).

I'm seeking to diminish the stigma of "V2K" or "Voice To Skull", with a working FOSS software stack, that recreates the 1975 pulse modulation technique. This is a testing tool, that can be used at home, even without an SDR. You can generate spectrograms of what would-have-been transmitted, and then amplified. This is not a PhD-staffed microwave exposure system, and that's what it would likely take, for my project to become notable. I'm asking university biophysics/bioelectromagnetics professors for an academic review of my work.

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