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How it's related? Jamming is just drowning signal in noise, how does it help locating the source of the signal?

• 15155 9mo ago
  Because ostensibly, whoever engineered the jammer (especially at these wavelengths) is capable of designing a capable-enough receiver.
  • smsm42 9mo ago
    Pumping out a lot of noise is usually easier than locating a source of a weak signal. That said, Russians likely have the necessary technology. The question would be do they feel like selling it to Iran and are Iranians capable of using it properly?
    • 15155 9mo ago
      > Pumping out a lot of noise is usually easier than locating a source of a weak signal. Not at the frequencies in question - this isn't 2.4GHz where a magnetron ripped out of a microwave oven will wreak havoc, these are highly-directional, beamformed signals. Also, ostensibly, there should be zero unapproved energy whatsoever in those bands.