You're just not allowed to jam licensed broadcasts. It's a no-no. Despite the fast that you may wish to stop cell phones televisions or other irritating devices from operating in certain areas, even areas on your own property you don't have that right. This has always disturbed me a little. To my own way of thinking you should be able to block or interrupt any signal within the confines of your own property. Providing you do not inadvertently provide this unwanted service on your neighbors property. Alas, that is not the case. The FCC spanked 3 companies this week for related silliness.Phonejammer.com (of the UK) for unauthorized sale of a cellular and other PDA device jammers . HERE
David Steele Enterprises of Newpot Beach, CA for unauthorized sale of a "GPS Jammer." HERE
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Here's a fascinating link on this very subject, detailing an open-source device called a Wave Bubble: http://www.ladyada.net/make/wavebubble/index.html
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the cult of the dead cow is an ongoing source of good wholesome fun for the whole family.
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