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Rather than using a jammer I wonder if it'd be possible to use an EMP to fry the cellphone's semiconductors. I'd also be worried if using a jammer, if the devi
by deutronium 17y ago
Rather than using a jammer I wonder if it'd be possible to use an EMP to fry the cellphone's semiconductors.
I'd also be worried if using a jammer, if the device was programmed to detonate itself, after prolonged lack of contact with a cell tower.
- pmorici 17y agoWhat would keep you from frying your own equipment?
- deutronium 17y agoApparently specially hardened vacuum tubes aren't that susceptible to EMP pulses
- ramidarigaz 17y agoSo you're saying we should switch all the electronics that the military has on the ground over to vacuum tubes?
- gurtwo 17y agoStanding outside the beam? (Assuming there is a 'beam', of course. I ignore the radiation pattern of an EMP)
- JimmyL 17y agoI'm sure the Iraqi people - let alone the Russians and the Chinese - would love it if the US set off twenty or thirty EMPs every day as they went about their daily business.
- deutronium 17y agoI was was thinking some kind of small electromagnetic pulse, not a nuclear powered one.