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#11 "YELLOW BOX PLANS"
By CAPTAIN HOOK
On Feb 3, 1986 5:47
Now to begin with you need the
following:
1) A telephone line showing up in the
wall.You can find the opening
behind all those round plates
AT&T puts in when they disconnect
or begin to put a phone in.
2) 1 Modular jack
3) 1 Screwdriver
4) 1 Human being who knows what
the hell their doing!!!!
(in other words an IQ of 3 or so
will do)
PREPARATION:
1) open the plate to expose the wire
running through the wall or you ca
n remove an old jack to find the
wire.(Note: it must be a complete
wire not an end as is used for the
setup of a normal phone)
2) Cut the wire in half.Now check your
other phones (Note: i had 2 other
phones so one works the other wont
)
3) Now splice up the 2 ends of the
wire you just cut.You will find
4 or 6 color coded wires on each
end.
4) Splice up each smaller wire so as
the metal is exposed.
5) Next now this is the hard part
look at the jack at match the color
s(Note:if you cant do this:
a) get a very sharp razor blade
b) now put to the wrists and slice
that.
c) wait about an hour and your dead
KINDA FINAL ISNT IT!!!!!
6) each screw will now have 2 of each
colore wire on it.
7) Plug in the phone.
YOUR DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NOTE:THIS PROCESS IS IRREVERSABLE!!!!
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