JAMMERS

>ctrt+F >nothing about jammers Dear Lains, I would like to ask for technical material concerning general signal, audio, GPS and (specially) drone jamming for DIY purposes. Don't care if it is extensive or if it's too general scientific reading, I'm willing to put the time into it. What kind of matter would I have to study, concerning this type of technology? I'm a DIY kind of person, but still very rudimentary. I know I would have to study a lot of physics, probably spend a lot of money, but imagine how amazing it would be for us if we could make our own jammers! I didn't knew about the existence of this phenomenal technology months ago (besides movies and my own imagination), so I'm very excited to learn more.

>>9135 Also, I have found this "Modern Communications Jamming Principles And Techniques" index from Richard Poisel, but it's very hard to have access to the whole pdf file.

>gps gps jamming is obsolete, its all about spoofing nowadays: https://gpspatron.com/ublox-m8t-gps-spoofing-test/

Lookup "TX6729 jammer" Thank me later

>>9137 Is it obsolete because most gps jammers are for 2.4 GHz signals or for another reason? Damn, I was excited about those chinese gps jammers for cars. >>9139 A lot do to with these babies, thank you Lain!

>>9146 The cheap ones are probably just 2.4ghz noise generators but the more expensive multi-antenna ones are probably legit, if you don't care about money you could get one, hook it up to a spectrum analyer and see what's up. You could also get a ublox gps module to mess with, they're cheap, standard on drones and cars, easy to figure out, and you can conveniently configure and monitor them with the u-center suite.