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Can jammers effectively block signals from high-altitude and small drones?
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Recently more and more people using drone, there are often several unmanned aerial vehicles hovering over and near my home. I feel a bit not good. Not only is noise, these little guys may also violate my personal privacy. I even saw individual drone equipped with weapons! This is crazy!
So, guys, I need your help! What kind of jammer can shoot down those annoying little guy?
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Hello Marjorie!
If you can control the jammer signal only in your yard, then it should be possible.
As for the things you are worried about, it may indeed happen. So you need to choose a drone jammer that can adjust the output power or gun type.
As illegally modified drones become more and more frequent, it is necessary to protect their privacy and security.
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