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The jamming would not be routine--not a substitute for keeping a channel clear--but would be available as an emergency measure if for some reason it became nece
by SiVal 10y ago
The jamming would not be routine--not a substitute for keeping a channel clear--but would be available as an emergency measure if for some reason it became necessary.
Depending on how much of the spectrum is jammed, the pilots might have to fly without some avionic support for a time until the issue is resolved, but they should be able to do this, anyway. If they can't fly on manual, then a passenger with electronics designed to interfere with avionics could crash the plane.
- user5994461 10y agoA cheap $50 phone from 2010 can stay constantly connected to 6 base stations (at 6 different frequencies) and swap over between them in milliseconds. You'll need to emit 100 times the power of a phone over a wide range of frequencies to jam them. It's not even counter-productive, it is destructive. Don't suggest that as an idea in a plane.