🚀 go-pugleaf

Joel Garry wrote:

> On Wed, 08 Jul 1998 08:30:17 -0700, Brian Varine <Witch*Dr@usa.nobulkemail.net> wrote:
> >E. Faubion wrote:
> >>
> >> Brian Varine <Witch*Dr@usa.nobulekmail.net> wrote:
> >>
> >> >He he, let me introduce you to my jamming unit. Just a little RF goes a
> >> >loooonnng way;)
> >>
> >> If it's a Phazer they've been found to be very effective at ranges of
> >> 3 feet or less.  Others might beat it by a foot or two.
> >
> >It's not a production unit, it's a homebrew unit made up from military
> >scrap. You'd be surprised what you can find at your local military
> >base's DRMO. If I'm ever in Ok City, perhaps I'll stop by;) But yeah, I
> >laugh at those Phazer/Mirage/Sprit "jammers". A load of fun. I have an
> >cop in my Guard unit who tagged some guy and the dude swore he couldn't
> >have got him....
> >
> >> >And no...it's not one of those Rocky Mountain Radar passive jobbies.
> >>
> >> Jammers are illegal in my state regardless whether they are active or
> >> passive.   They don't work but if you want to toss your money away on
> >> one that's your choice.
> >
> >It's illegal but who's gonna catch me? The FCC? Ha! Remember, it's a
> >violation of FCC regs so they'd have to nail me. They few times I've
> >been nailed, the cops give me an RCA dog look and then nail the next
> >sucker to around.
> >
> >> Jammers have been proven effective at only one thing.... separating a
> >> fool from his money.
> >
> >I would agree with you there for the most part. If you want something
> >that works, you have to make it yourself....Of course 10 years of doing
> >ECM in the military helps....Kind of a hobby of mine.
>
> Hey, why not just get an RV size uwave oven and take off the door and
> defeat the safety and mount it next to the radiator...
>
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Because (I am assuming you really don't know) that would be in a different frequency.
Though they all operate in the same bands as other RADARs, police rarely trigger each
others' RADAR because they, like radios are tuned to specific frequencies.  You might
occasionally get interference if you are close, but I doubt it at those power outputs.

M

BTW, there will probably be some headcase trying your suggestion, though.

:)