Re: radar countermeasures

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From: Ihor Andrew Lys
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 1988 01:51

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It seems odd that no one has come up with this idea yet.  

A small fan blade, turning in the wind, in front of your car
would cause havoc on a radar gun.  The approach works for only one 
band, but so what, get 3.

The absolute best way to solve the problem is to just blast a few hundred 
watts
for a microsecond or two out in front, and turn that Gunn diode into a
bussbar. (or saturate the recieving amps).

By zapping it for a short time, the gun would not have time to react
(display JAM) and you would solve everybody else's problems that day too.

Its probably dangerous, illegal, immoral, fattening ..... but who cares?


il01@andrew.cmu.edu  If its not fun - don't bother.

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From: il01+@andrew.cmu.edu (Ihor Andrew Lys)
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Subject: Re: radar countermeasures
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