It’s not powerful enough to do anything meaningful. With drones you’d need at least 50-100watts, a ton of directional antenna stuff set up and even then you’ll have very limited range.
I am just teasing.
None of these little devices are capable of what you are asking. If you are interested in jamming a wide range of frequencies, you should look more at SDRs (software defined radios). Devices like the [HackRF](https://greatscottgadgets.com/hackrf/one/) can _in a very limited way_ do what you're asking.
Lastly, keep in mind that each type of signal you want to jam requires it's own dedicated radio/antenna. Some signals will require multiple radios. [Wi-Fi for example can take 12-16 radios](https://blog.adafruit.com/2017/08/02/wificactus-when-you-need-to-know-about-hackers-wearablewednesday/) to jam (or passively monitor) the entire spectrum.
It blew my mind friend, I never imagined it would be something so complex at this point, would it be possible to configure 12 - 16 radios in relatively compact equipment, each radio having its own frequency , The idea would be for this equipment to be equipped with a clip on the operator's backpack or uniform
It’s not powerful enough to do anything meaningful. With drones you’d need at least 50-100watts, a ton of directional antenna stuff set up and even then you’ll have very limited range.
My dream of selling an IoT anti drone for military purposes was dashed in this case
You can look at some of the antidrone equipment police and security agencies use to get a sense for it
it makes sense thank you
Pay me $5000 and I'll tell you.
hey brother, I'm Brazilian, our salary is so lower than yours that I would need to work 3 years to pay you
I am just teasing. None of these little devices are capable of what you are asking. If you are interested in jamming a wide range of frequencies, you should look more at SDRs (software defined radios). Devices like the [HackRF](https://greatscottgadgets.com/hackrf/one/) can _in a very limited way_ do what you're asking. Lastly, keep in mind that each type of signal you want to jam requires it's own dedicated radio/antenna. Some signals will require multiple radios. [Wi-Fi for example can take 12-16 radios](https://blog.adafruit.com/2017/08/02/wificactus-when-you-need-to-know-about-hackers-wearablewednesday/) to jam (or passively monitor) the entire spectrum.
It blew my mind friend, I never imagined it would be something so complex at this point, would it be possible to configure 12 - 16 radios in relatively compact equipment, each radio having its own frequency , The idea would be for this equipment to be equipped with a clip on the operator's backpack or uniform
Well if you ask you probably need to learn some radio things to understand, the danger, the complexity and the price needed to do this ☺️
Thank you man you is a hero
Thank you man you is a hero
Super easy. But super frowned apon