gcdugas wrote:I wouldn't want a full time "always on" jammer broadcasting at several known frequencies even if it worked flawlessly. It would always confuse and slow down mt fellow speeders unnecessarily and unethically interfere with their "rights" as speeders. But I was wondering if one could rig a "instant response" broadcast to whatever frequency is detected by my V1. These could be broadcast from those silly little "parking impact detectors" that use very low amp radar. That way it would be hidden and I would never miss the dopey parking feature anyway. Several questions arise... would the V1 detect the signal that it just prompted thus sending it into an endless "feedback" loop? Is it possible to send out a false signal such as would cause the police radar to register that I am going say, 50%, of my actual speed? Or would it be best to just jam it so that it "does not compute"? I know that all such "broadcasting on frequencies" is highly illegal but is it achievable nonetheless? And lastly, how much would such a system cost?
hmmm... false signal I think you're talking about mil spec system, not going to be cheap. If they don't have radar cheating systems on F-14s, don't think it'll be a cheap add-on for your V1.
Now feedback could be a problem so it might make sense to add a timer to it.
You might not be about to reuse the parking radar as I don't think they are in the same range as the cop's.
I think it would be cool if someone come out with a detector that does wireless networking and warn other driver with the same model detector near by. Of cause you need to have enough people with the same detector for this to work, but it would be nice to know there's a trap on the other side of the hill before you're in radar range.