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Fading Signal: The Neglect of Electronic Warfare.



 
 
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Old April 9th 08, 05:39 PM posted to rec.aviation.military,rec.aviation.military.naval,sci.military.naval
beausabre
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Default Fading Signal: The Neglect of Electronic Warfare.

On Apr 8, 9:54 pm, Andrew Swallow wrote:
Jeff wrote:
BTW, do those jammers send white noise, or are they smart enough to
fake a signal? Say, I build a small detonator from RC car parts, and it
depends on the transmitter sending "left, right, left..." every 30
seconds, with a timer starting on every signal, counting down until the
opposite side timer is started.
With a white noise jammer, no signal gets through anymore, 30 seconds
later you get *bang*...


But that is not a system that you would want to use for real, any kind of
failure or signal interuption would cause a detonation.


[snip]

Providing they kill someone they do not care. Terrorist organisations
have repeatedly show that they consider local civilians to be targets.
Western soldiers are just higher valuse targets.

Andrew Swallow


SNIP

Actually, a paper I read points out to the fanatic of any stripe, it's
the act, not the result that's important. If I get killed before I can
kill the enemy, that's unfortunate, but I 'm still a hero/martyr since
I died in the attempt.
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Old April 9th 08, 05:44 PM posted to rec.aviation.military,rec.aviation.military.naval,sci.military.naval
Jack Linthicum
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Default Fading Signal: The Neglect of Electronic Warfare.

On Apr 9, 12:39 pm, beausabre wrote:
On Apr 8, 9:54 pm, Andrew Swallow wrote:



Jeff wrote:
BTW, do those jammers send white noise, or are they smart enough to
fake a signal? Say, I build a small detonator from RC car parts, and it
depends on the transmitter sending "left, right, left..." every 30
seconds, with a timer starting on every signal, counting down until the
opposite side timer is started.
With a white noise jammer, no signal gets through anymore, 30 seconds
later you get *bang*...


But that is not a system that you would want to use for real, any kind of
failure or signal interuption would cause a detonation.


[snip]


Providing they kill someone they do not care. Terrorist organisations
have repeatedly show that they consider local civilians to be targets.
Western soldiers are just higher valuse targets.


Andrew Swallow


SNIP

Actually, a paper I read points out to the fanatic of any stripe, it's
the act, not the result that's important. If I get killed before I can
kill the enemy, that's unfortunate, but I 'm still a hero/martyr since
I died in the attempt.


could you? would you?
 




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