Most civilian GPS jammers are large enough to cover the largest vehicles
Eight years ago, after the Russian invasion of Crimea, American analysts first found the Russian military UAV signal jammer in eastern Ukraine. Uses include confusing the enemy in the exact location, or where the enemy's GPS-guided missiles or bombs will land. One practical application is for sellers or delivery drivers, who may want to have lunch outside their territory or go home to find a forgotten item, without having to explain a lot because of the GPS tracking on their vehicles.
After a series of suspected chemical weapons attacks on civilians occurred in the eastern part of Guta controlled by the rebels, officials said that the Russians started intercepting several smaller US drones a few weeks ago. In the vehicle's GPS system, the vehicle's position is measured by three satellites orbiting the earth. To explain the GPS jammer, we first need to understand the working principle of the GPS system.
Officials said the Russian military feared that the US military would retaliate and start blocking the GPS system of unmanned aerial vehicles in the region. The range of most civil GPS jammers is enough to cover the largest vehicle and provide privacy protection for users. However, an official confirmed that the tactics had an operational impact on the US military operations in Syria.GPS jammers were originally created by the government for military organizations and spy agencies.
The Ministry of Defense will not rely on operational safety to explain whether traffic congestion will lead to UAV crashes. However, most civilians do not have the technical ability to manufacture their own equipment, because it is a little more complex than using basic radio interference to stop radio signals. Another use of GPS jammers is to hide our position from bad people so that we can protect ourselves and our families. The Russian military has blocked some US drones operating over Syria, which are seriously affecting US military operations.
There are some civil uses that interfere with the GPS signal, mainly related to privacy, including the ability to hide yourself or your vehicle in case it is tracked by the GPS receiver. He said that the jammer was initially thought to be a weak signal from space, reflecting back from the earth's surface. So far, the UAVs affected are smaller reconnaissance aircraft, in sharp contrast to larger predators and reapers, which are usually used in combat environments and can be armed.GPS actually has two main working frequencies, one for public and nonmilitary purposes, and the other for the use of the US military only.
