ThomasGallen
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Re:Active Radar Jammer - 2006/04/23 20:26
It could be the case that the FCC monitor and tracks that sort of thing but there are a number of easy solutions to that: You could easily enough hook the jammer up to a switch on a radar detector so that when the detector goes off at a certain level the jammer flips on (of course that is a positive feedback cycle which you would have to break manually I guess - i.e. the detector goes off, the jammer turns on, the detector flips out because now there is even more radar noise, so it keeps the jammer on, etc.)
The other thing is from time to time you'll hear about pirate FM stations, or other pirate radio stations and since they are not immediately shut down it's debatable whether the FCC monitors these things very closely. Furthermore if you're in a moving vehicle, they would have to continuously triangulate your position or hunt you down in real time (assuming the on/off system discussed above) neither of which is really worth their time unless it was to demonstrate their capabilities and to make an example of you.
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