aguablanco wrote:
Before you go and buy that jammer I suggest you read this article.
http://droningskies.com/good-news-drone-radio-frequency-jammers-are-against-the-law/ Fines can range up to $11,000.00 and the equipment can be seized. Not to mention any damage that may be caused by the jamming like the drone hitting someone or something and the cost of the drone. We all need to remember there is no expectation of privacy when one is out in public. Our back yards are another matter.
RichH
Jammers are illegal, but cheap drones use the ISM band which must by law accept any interference even that which may cause undesired operation (part 15 I think)
So, get an fcc tech no code license and a 2.4ghz wide band analog transmitter with say a 100 watt amplifier and flood the ISM band with so much noise the drone remote can't find an open channel. Claim you're doing tropospheric ionization research.
