Before choosing a
Before choosing a jammer, it is recommended to consider several factors:
1. The frequency of the device we wish to block.
2. The output power of the device we want to interfere with.
3. The output power of the jammer should be available.
4. The distance the jammer moves.
5. Is the power supply battery or direct current?
6. Working time of jammer and corresponding cooling system.
Let's examine the importance of each point in detail.
1, we need to interfere with the frequency of the jammer used:
In order to interfere with the device, you must first consider the frequency used by the device itself. Only then can we set our sights on the products we intend to buy.
2. The output power of the equipment we intend to cancel:
According to the output power of the equipment, it is necessary to purchase a jammer with a large output power to block the radio transmission of the equipment.
3, the output power required by the jammer:
This is a fundamental point, because to cover a specific area or interfere with a specific device, you must first know the output power of the jammer.
4. The distance the jammer must cover:
It's important to understand the environment we have to cover. In contrast to a jammer with less power, the greater the wattage of the jammer, the farther it will travel.
5. Dc, batteries or both?
Another important factor to consider is whether the area where the jammer is installed has a DC power outlet. Otherwise, the device obviously has to be battery-powered.
6. The length of time that the jammer should run and its related cooling system:
The cooling system is the most underrated factor when selecting interference equipment. The latter is an error that cannot be ignored: if there is not an adequate cooling system, the jammer will encounter 3 main problems:
After a period of time, the quality of performance will decline exponentially. Its temperature will begin to rise, permanently damaging its components.
The service life of the device will be much shorter than that of conventional jammers with proper cooling systems. Only after considering all of the above factors can you really be sure to choose the right jammer that meets your specific requirements.
1. The frequency of the device we wish to block.
2. The output power of the device we want to interfere with.
3. The output power of the jammer should be available.
4. The distance the jammer moves.
5. Is the power supply battery or direct current?
6. Working time of jammer and corresponding cooling system.
Let's examine the importance of each point in detail.
1, we need to interfere with the frequency of the jammer used:
In order to interfere with the device, you must first consider the frequency used by the device itself. Only then can we set our sights on the products we intend to buy.
2. The output power of the equipment we intend to cancel:
According to the output power of the equipment, it is necessary to purchase a jammer with a large output power to block the radio transmission of the equipment.
3, the output power required by the jammer:
This is a fundamental point, because to cover a specific area or interfere with a specific device, you must first know the output power of the jammer.
4. The distance the jammer must cover:
It's important to understand the environment we have to cover. In contrast to a jammer with less power, the greater the wattage of the jammer, the farther it will travel.
5. Dc, batteries or both?
Another important factor to consider is whether the area where the jammer is installed has a DC power outlet. Otherwise, the device obviously has to be battery-powered.
6. The length of time that the jammer should run and its related cooling system:
The cooling system is the most underrated factor when selecting interference equipment. The latter is an error that cannot be ignored: if there is not an adequate cooling system, the jammer will encounter 3 main problems:
After a period of time, the quality of performance will decline exponentially. Its temperature will begin to rise, permanently damaging its components.
The service life of the device will be much shorter than that of conventional jammers with proper cooling systems. Only after considering all of the above factors can you really be sure to choose the right jammer that meets your specific requirements.
