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If you'd like a good demonstration of how a jamming device could be found, simply buy a high-power 10 meter radio transciever and set it up to constantly transm
by jff 14y ago
If you'd like a good demonstration of how a jamming device could be found, simply buy a high-power 10 meter radio transciever and set it up to constantly transmit music at 28.400 MHz. You'll effectively monopolize the frequency over a large distance, and within a very short period of time the FCC will arrive to demonstrate their RF tracking techniques.
And to levy a huge fine. Do not do this.
- dsl 14y agoThe FCC won't care, but a bunch of angry HAMs will be riding their rascal scooters around your neighborhood with directional antennas. Calling channels are defined by the ARRL, not the FCC.
- jff 14y agoThe FCC will care if you are transmitting without a license, broadcasting (rather than performing 2-way communications), and sending music--all three of these are violations of FCC regulations. Once they determine that it's an ongoing disruption, they will come out with a direction-finding rig, as they have in the past for "pirate" operators causing disruption. Oh, and HAM is not an acronym, it's just ham.