NEED: Schematics for building a broad band frequency jammer (FM 88M-108M)

[Lady Chatterly]

Why don't you just call the cops?

It'll save you the $10,000 the FCC will want to fine you.

Learning to dislike kooks at an early age saves a lot of expense and
aggravation later in life.

 

[Lady Chatterly]

Are you sure you are about to dispense to someone with a fuckem you
are gonna break the law and be even stupider than the insane guy?

You do like to see "action" aren't you Lady Chatterly ?

He who sups with the devil has need of a long spoon.

......or a long dipole antenna, or a long range Tx [/QUOTE]

Don't get insulted, but is your job devoted to spreading ignorance?

Anyway, I've stopped to break the law...I haven't got much chance
break it, as the guy got the message very quick and stopped to nag for
three days...
....so I've been rehabilitated....Even I'll be a repentant if you
wish...

Tell Me about your stopped to break the law.

Wish you all - all the best

My sympathies to your mother.

With this post I conclude my appearance at the NG

Appearances can be deceiving, or in your case, truly disgusting.

Nina

He who does not know one thing knows another.

 

[Dave VanHorn]

While I never put it on the air, I did experiment with a wideband FM
transmitter coupled to an AVR chip generating a long fast PN sequence.
Worked pretty much as you'd expect.
Broadband jammers do take a lot of power to be effective.
Everything's permissable, as long as you don't radiate.

 

[Rich Grise]

Are you sure you are about to dispense to someone with a fuckem you
are gonna break the law and be even stupider than the insane guy?

No, silly, that's the point. I'm _not_ about to dispense a compliment
to a fuzzwit like that, thank you very much.

Regards,
Rich

 

[Lady Chatterly]

No, silly, that's the point. I'm _not_ about to dispense a compliment
to a fuzzwit like that, thank you very much.

Does it make you happy to be not about to dispense a compliment to a
fuzzwit like that?

Regards,
Rich

Qba'g jbeel, V'z n genvarq cebsrffvbany.

 

[Watson A.Name - \Watt Sun, the Dark Remover\]

While I never put it on the air, I did experiment with a wideband FM
transmitter coupled to an AVR chip generating a long fast PN sequence.
Worked pretty much as you'd expect.
Broadband jammers do take a lot of power to be effective.
Everything's permissable, as long as you don't radiate.

There is this schematic of a tracking transmitter at Antoon's website at
UOguelph. It puts out a pulse of RF every second or three. What you do
is change the capacitor in the pulse gen so that it puts out pulses at
high audio freqs. If the pulses are sharp, it will be heard over many
channels of the band.

Another jammer is a buzzer with a dipole antenna of two wires a few feet
long. But this jammer makes noise and is easily discovered.

 

[Rich Grise]

Does it make you happy to be not about to dispense a compliment to a
fuzzwit like that?

Would you like to play a game?

 

[Paul Hovnanian P.E.]

Go to http://www.fcc.gov/ and find the Contacts link. Tell them what
you want and I'm sure they'll be more than happy to send someone out to
help you.

 

[Art]

Maybe just needs to get a good set of noise cancling headphones for his
boombox, then blast it to the max. Ringing in the ears will then cancle all
the reception out.

 

[silhouett]

Spark Gap

I believe a Spark Gap Generator short distance would work quite well...

There are plenty of plans to build one and they are not agaist the law to make as a science hobbist project...

I think working it out with the neighbor would be a better aproach before you go Hatfields and Mcoys thinking...


Silhouett