The DoD's new toy - satellite signal scrambler, page 1
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Topic started on 20-1-2011 @ 03:18 PM by coolhanddan
The DoD is testing a new weapon and notified pilots in the Southeast that they would not have reliable GPS signal from Jan 20th to Feb 22nd for a hour at a time. If you look at the link below even though they are informative it seems no other information but for the FAA. This has huge implications in the Defense world and will be a next generation tool to take out our enemy.

www.engadget.com...

So lets talk about what is it….
It looks like the two new satellites just launched by DoD is low orbital and can disable GPS satellites in high orbit not directly in its path. Since we have exotic energy capabilities maybe this is some high energy radio signal or something to interfere with the signal without disabling the satellite itself. Please if you know what this is or any ideas post it.
These is so cool and please if you are in range of the jamming let me know if your GPS does not work in your cars or any pilots in the Southeast area post when you get the 24 hour notices.
Thanks


reply posted on 28-1-2011 @ 02:33 AM by bone13
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Question: what is the airplane mode on our cellphones for, whats the on, off mode, and what do they do if five or more people enable it before flying, or while in flight.


reply posted on 28-1-2011 @ 02:44 PM by coolhanddan
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Ericsson/AT&T has both done studies that I know of that show there is not issue with interference with airplanes of any kind. I feel however if I had to put up with a whole plane full of people on cell phones at the same time would cause insanity very shortly so the idea of not using it on a plane in my opinion is best, why data I do not know. This is a rule of the airlines, not FAA.

I am not too sure about the different modes of phones; I am linking what Apple considers it below:

support.apple.com...

The problem with service during flights is because of the strength of the tower you are flying over, they are pointed down to spread over a 2 mile radius on the ground and even smaller footprints in cities. Over water is the best option since radio waves will travel further. Hope that helps.

Now what about the subject matter?????


reply posted on 28-1-2011 @ 03:49 PM by coolhanddan
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That is interesting, maybe this is cover for something and not DoD tests, and the conspiracy grows.......


reply posted on 28-1-2011 @ 09:44 PM by secretsecret2012
Originally posted by coolhanddan
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That is interesting, maybe this is cover for something and not DoD tests, and the conspiracy grows.......

That's amazing for sure.
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