Jammer! He Just Wanted Privacy, But This Little Device Caused Big Trouble

One? Try a half of a dozen... just in case.

@WMHarrison94: LMAO...Right on!

Feed the output through a linear amplifier..... from 5W to 500W and into a few Km of insulated electric fencing wire --- That ought to make them all dangerously excited. You just wiped out 500 Km of GPS signals..... https://upload.wikimedia.org/w....ikipedia/commons/thu

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: here I thought we'd see some crocodiles... What do you men police men are disappearing!? Did you check their watering holes?!

@WMHarrison94: I new a guy who had a CB radio with a linear amplifier and a HUGE whip antenna to handle the electrical power... and although ionic skipping signals around the planet was an issue, he could do it all the time and his broadcast range covered half of Australia... It wasn't like 4W and 20 miles up the road on a good day.... Everytime he fired it up - they thought he was running a secret experiment with weather warfare etc...

@WMHarrison94: https://www.wearecb.com/cb-radio-range.html - about halfway down on ionospheric skipping... And no - the crocs don't eat Aussie cops - the fat cunts don't fit down their throats....

Well, I just wanted to jail.

I just wanted to jam the police signals for when they decide to come for my guns... Ammo pickups welcomed... if you're hot enough, almost all I'll take... wink, wink.

@WMHarrison94: it was Ammo is all I'll take? Fucking Android again?

@WMHarrison94: I think it's because things might be by direct satellite link and the signals are so weak - it does not mean inoperable - it just means very very very low power, - that the issue of fucking up the signals REALLY fucks with the issues of EXACT global positioning of many things like aircraft and tons of really important things... which is why I kind of wondered that with a 3 to 5 W output, why were people going fucking nutso - big time - when this guy was near an air port... Really that is like a cheap portable UHF walki talki... 3 K to 5 K range.... except it's in the GPS part of the radio frequency spectrum.... I dunno... I don't know enough about ALL the details or sufficient to know the issues of transmission and signal strength and interference issues - I do know about time drift and how the satellites going through time and space at much higher speeds than us, leads to them becomming behind us in real time, so tiny amounts of time drive make for REALLY big discrepancies in the defined location in earth - when the signal from the GPS goes from the phone to the satellite and back at the speed of light - or 240,000 KM up and then back... and how 0.00000002 of a second difference, makes for 120 Km out of position (made up numbers but it's accurate enough to illustrate the point and not mislead people)

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Their high speed in orbit is what keeps them in geosync orbit...

@WMHarrison94: You should read my paper on the devilish trickery of time travel..... No one has ever proved time travel cannot be done, because we are all doing it anyway... AND we can all go faster and slower though time by choice - although not by much at the present... but it is still being done...