MrClappy

Just wanted to post a few pics of a project I'm working on before I finish it. Sorry if you think this should be under Jasager, I figured it would be at home here considering it's a project rather than 'What makes the Pineapple tick'. Anyway; 2 linked Pineapples, one for jamming/deauth and the other for karma with 3G service. Both routers are powered by small LiPo USB boards (get about 45 mins power), all stacked on a quad. So far everything has tested well, no noticeable interference between the two antennas. Quad comms will run off of 72Mhz so no additional interference expected. Will eventually hold a DJI Naza autopilot, GPS and I'm hoping to figure out an FPV solution but we'll see. Sorry in advance for the picture quality. Obviously there are no motors, ESCs, etc. it's just a platform for now but figured I'd post incase anyone is interested in the design. Disclaimer: Of course I'm not an idiot, I'm not going to go fly this around my neighborhood and get myself sent to prison. This is intended for personal use as a proof of concept in controlled environments. I don't recommend that anyone make this unless they have the same intentions. MrClappy

Wow... upl set ip & gateway... That's a lot easier than I was expecting. Well I'll update as I move along in case anyone else is interested. Thanks petertfm

Hey guys, I've been messing around with pineapples for a while now and decided to start a real project. I bought an AP-51 a while ago and flashed it with the firmware available online. Then I picked up a Mk4 at Defcon and had the idea to daisy-chain them together; Public Wifi -->(WiFi Adapter)-->AP-51 -->(LAN)-->Mk4 -->(WiFi Adapter)-->Targets The AP-51 would serve the public WiFi via LAN to the Mk4 which would use it for Karma throughput. That way I could do an initial setup at a new location then just leave the box laying around on its own, so targets still use the available WiFi for internet, but through the box. I remember using IPTABLES on an old Ubuntu box to tunnel the adapters but it's been a long time and I imagine this would be a different beast. Any recommendations? Here's what I'm working with: Took an old Procerus GCS CommBox, JB Welded the holes, sand blasted it and drilled new holes for the antennas Soldered some short USB power cables and picked up a few cheap batteries (2-3 hour charge). Shoved it all into the box and everything works fine. No noticeable interference between the two APs. I'm working on a SolidWorks mount for organizational purposes but have to wait a few weeks for a prototype to ship. I'm eventually going to desolder the USB and LAN ports so they are externally accessible but for now I need to work on the software side. What do you guys think would be the easiest way to tunnel a Wifi connection from the AP-51 to the Mk4? Thanks ~MrClappy