Transmitting on ANY radar frequency is regulated by the FCC.

Laser transmission is not regulated by anyone.

Sending out a stronger signal, on ANY frequency, be it digital, or analog, will effectively jam the weaker signal. RF is RF, and obeys the laws of physics.

Think I don't know what I am talking about? Then do some research, and prove it to yourself. This information is freely available on the net, at your local library, or ask any electronic service technician, and he/she will tell you the same thing.

Some of you folks REALLY need to learn how to read, and then, you need to learn how to admit you were wrong. Getting bent out of shape over a matter of semantics demonstrates a lack of maturity, and I expect more than that from you folks. The name calling, and such makes me think I am in a kindergarten class... Behaviour I would expect from FIVE year olds.

Thank you. I feel better now......

 

Wow someone who finally was right, RF is RF!
Thats where DSS and channel hopping come in I'm surprised this hasn't been locked yet and if you all want some real facts rather than opinions about RF and the related topics try

http://www.howstuffworks.com

alot of stuff on the radio spectrum, digital radio, DSS, etc.... check out the links they have. Some good links about what you can and can't hear with a scanner and the like.


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1992 RS 3.1
1985 POS (SC 2.8 CFI)

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I think this has been beat to a pulp so I am going to close it.

Thanks for understanding,
Chuck