To what extend should one invest in EW?

Good info ty. Also didn't know it fried the drone permanently, just thought it interrupted the controllers signal to force it into limp mode.

WHAT NOSE?

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For what purpose?

To reduce the enemies abilities to coordinate attacks and maneuvers. You know, basic EW stuff.

So larping, then?

Just put a fake antenna on your backpack if you want to be the "comms guy" during your next treck through your local park. If you're actually serious then I recommend you grow up and use your hard earned allowance on something practical.

The coming android horde, numbnuts. Or, were you just going to trust in the government to know what's best?

>So larping, then?
idk I'm not OP lol

>he thinks he can counter the android horde with his Chinesium jammers and l33t hacker skillz

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I don't know about the commercial equipment. She had a... tremendous power source. It was also a shitty drone.

Good to know who's side you're on.

Why are encrypted comms illegal for the moat part? Is it really just because of espionage

boomer nonsense about free and open communication or whatever. it's like a technical version of old lady gossip, everyone is listening to everyone and god help you if dave in kentucky can't listen to your random discussion with john in south carolina. considering they all just sit around and try to get callsigns from people in other countries all day they really shouldn't have 100% control of the entire fucking amateur radio spectrum but hey what can you do.

Oh yeah the laws making all that shit illegal are retarded, that I agree with. Good luck convincing people that electronic warfare equipment falls under the category of “arms.”

I think you both are right. Keeping the radio waves open is fine but that shouldn’t stop people from owning equipment that blocks are disables wireless communication. Keeping such capabilities in a monopoly is wrong and un-American, which is why boomers made them illegal.

Waste of money for individuals. The crack head breaking in or the mugger on the street doesn't have an IOT knife.

Armies, on the other hand, should heavily invest.

No reason not to have this knowledge should it become very relevant.

Wasnt Jow Forums all up in arms last year about the south african farm murders with digeridus running around with cell jammers? I specifically remember complaints about how thats not civilian shit.

There were a few pictures of them with the jammer backpack units on while they killed the people in the house.

*Extent
Fucking illiterate Jow Forumsommandos.

While for the most part they are correct in that it's not an item common criminals use, it's not exactly hard to acquire one.
First off for the most part Chinese vendors aren't exactly picky about who they sell to, secondly I don't have a hard time imagining that in a country like S.A. a few went missing from a police station.
Here's a link if you want to buy one.
infostream.biz/mt90x-military-cell-phone-jammer.html

What did she use as a powersource?
Like a junked out radar?

On this topic, found this a pretty interesting read:
>smallwarsjournal.com/jrnl/art/electronic-warfare-fourth-generation-practitioner
There's really no reason for a Jow Forumsommando to not be learning about HAM - radios are crucial to combat communications and the way radio chatter sounds is Jow Forums af.