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From: mikey@trsvax
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Radar Detector Legislation (JAM
Message-ID: <55200205@trsvax>
Date: Sun, 1-Sep-85 11:44:00 EDT
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> The plans for a radar jammer that I have access to use a device called a
> 'Gunnplexer'. Which is supposed also used on dept. store automatic door
> openners.
>  The devices I believe are fairly low power.
> If anyone wants the actual text of the article, just say so.
> (Info provided for information purposes only..)
> Elric

Just get a copy of the Feb 1980 issue of Car and Driver.  They had complete
plans for a jammer.  Before you do something, dig up a copy of the 'Hitchhikers
Guide to Radar Jamming' that was posted about a year ago.  I have personally
seen a KR-11 Radar Gun that was modified to detect jammers and you can get
your *ss burnt bad.

mikey at trsvax