I've made my first magic bag.I just wanted to know if any of you have had a succesful experience with one.

doesnt always work. Be careful.

It only works on one type of security device, and IIRC, that type is pretty rare these days.

quote:Originally posted by Kakkaraun:

It only works on one type of security device, and IIRC, that type is pretty rare these days.

Mmm...I remember you saying it doesn't work. But now...

Anyway, depending on how much effort you have put on it, this effects how ‘well’ it works. Test it by using the mobile method. Or isn’t that the best method of testing it anymore?

EDIT: Now

[This message has been edited by Tokolosh (edited 08-12-2003).]

quote:Originally posted by Tokolosh:

Mmm...I remember you saying it doesn't work. But know...

Know what?

Seriously though, I generally don't waste much time on the kewls beyond "It doesn't work, dumbass."

Because, really, it doesn't work against most security devices.

Yes the magic bag does work but for only certain security tags. ive found that radio frequency tags work best. to see if it will work walk close to the security things in the store no one can arrest you for walking near one.

quote:Originally posted by Lil_Crazy:

ive found that radio frequency tags work best.

Ah, that's it. And it's not best, that's the only type that the MB will "block."

What the fuck is going on here. A magic bag will work because it blocks out radio signals. Therefore, if done correctly it will work on any alarm system that depends on radio signals to function - most of them.

Perhaps your bag was not thick enough? Perhaps the store had their sensor's sensitivities turned way up. Perhaps there was a leak in your bag. There are many reasons for the magic bag to not work, however, it is not the bags fault, but the fault of the maker.

quote:Originally posted by CDG:

Perhaps your bag was not thick enough? Perhaps the store had their sensor's sensitivities turned way up. Perhaps there was a leak in your bag. There are many reasons for the magic bag to not work, however, it is not the bags fault, but the fault of the maker.

My bag couldn't have been to thin, because I never wasted my time making one.

The magic bag works in theory. It is made to block out RF signals. Any RF signals that get through the bag would have been because someone fucked up constructing the bag, or that the bag was not made correctly. Perhaps when it didnt work for you, the tag you encountered was not based on standard RF.

quote:Originally posted by CDG:

The magic bag works in theory. It is made to block out RF signals. Any RF signals that get through the bag would have been because someone fucked up constructing the bag, or that the bag was not made correctly. Perhaps when it didnt work for you, the tag you encountered was not based on standard RF.

Did you even READ the last post I made?