While I never put it on the air, I did experiment with a wideband FM transmitter coupled to an AVR chip generating a long fast PN sequence. Worked pretty much as you'd expect. Broadband jammers do take a lot of power to be effective. Everything's permissable, as long as you don't radiate. :)
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There is this schematic of a tracking transmitter at Antoon's website at UOguelph. It puts out a pulse of RF every second or three. What you do is change the capacitor in the pulse gen so that it puts out pulses at high audio freqs. If the pulses are sharp, it will be heard over many channels of the band.
Another jammer is a buzzer with a dipole antenna of two wires a few feet long. But this jammer makes noise and is easily discovered.
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