🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <241@cmpfen.UUCP> bob@cmpfen.UUCP (Bob Breum) writes:
>
>Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Hugo was trying to describe
>Fuzzbuster's Spybuster.  The description from the Spybuster datasheet
>is a bit vague, but it looks to me like they are analyzing aircraft
>transponder transmissions in order to warn of nearby aircraft of any
>type.  Let me quote from their brochure:
>
>"The SPYBUSTER(TM) is truly a star wars device.  Over three years in
>design and development by the man who invented the Fuzzbuster(R), it
>will do what has been considered impossible...IT WILL DETECT
>SURVEILLANCE AIRCRAFT!  Now you can defend yourself against this ever
>expanding menace."
>
>"The Federal Aviation Administration's new radar system now keeps
>track of virtually all aircraft in U.S. airspace.  The SPYBUSTER(TM)
>utilizes Big Brother's own signals to automatically alert you to the
>presence of surveillance aircraft.  This unique and highly
>sophisticated operating principle makes the SPYBUSTER(TM) effective
>and LEGAL throughout the country."
>

Being a pilot, and IF I were a sky patrol, all I would have to do to bust
this buster is reach over and switch the xponder to standby.
I have been in states that have sky patrol, and when ever I have
seen them it's been in a remote area so I doubt if they even bother
to tell ATC who they were, and I doubt if ATC would even care if they did,
unless they where setting a speed trap in a controlled area.

I wonder how often it's going to start beeping at some
student pilot out on a cross-country.
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