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It is illegal...work on absorbing the signal or reflecting it away from the receiver. Make it work for both radio frequencies and infrared light frequencies, make it inexpensive and aerodynamic and then design it into a vehicle.
Yeah, it's trivial to do. It's also trivial to detect one being used, even without the aid of anything other than a reasonably trained speed-radar operator.
Dunno about you poor downtrodden aussies that ain't even allowed to own guns anymore, but here in "the land of the free", it's also *HUGE* fines from the FCC for deliberately interfering with legitimate transmissions, on top of whatever the city, local, and state laws may have to say about it.
Translation: Only a friggin' IDIOT would actually try to use one. You wanna speed? No problem. Just be ready to pony up the price of the ticket. It'll be at least thousands, if not tens of thousands, of dollars cheaper than the cost of being busted using a jammer, and unlike the situation if you're caught running a jammer, the chances of seeing any jail time are slim. YMMV for Australia, but considering how "Big Brother" the government seems to be turning down there, I wouldn't be terribly surprised to learn that you could be executed on the spot for mere posession of such a device.
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Is it possible to build your own WORKING radar jammer? and does anyway have any schematics????
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