It would be interesting to check out the circuit.
One wonders if they are using a source ocscillator in
a Ham band and are multiplying it up.
Since they are jamming multiple bands they otherwise
could be using a bandhopping technology.
It just seems unlikely that they will care about stray
RFI.
These transmissions *will* harm users whose cellphones
are silently serving as wireless modems for their laptop
computers.
I wonder if they jam GPS devices?
> Dan Zimmerman N3OX wrote:
>> I am not sure how broadband these are but imagine they could create
>> RFI in a nearby Ham rig. WDYT?
>
> Very unlikely that a battery operated jamming device would be any
> more broadband than necessary.
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Thanks! & 73, doc, KD4E
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