
Probably not a good idea to try this out depending on where you live, etc.. etc.. here’s the “world’s simplest radio jammer”. The project uses a 100 MHz crystal which I haven’t seen, the page goes on to say that it was procured out of some old circuit board from the 90s. Link.


This is a classic Afrotech story. One of the best “mods” sites around.
It is very short on details…can anyone point me to more detailed information?
The reason it interferes with a large band of frequencies is because it is trying its best to produce a 100 MHz SQUAR wave which is the sum of every odd-frequency harmonic of 100 MHz sinewave.
So, when you broadcast it, anyone looking for a sinewave on practically any grequency sees a signal, and this signal interferes with the official signal.
But it would be bad to build one of these.
You also need to check out this guy
You also need to check out this guy’s speaker system, which is based on old hard drive mechanisms (the heads dance to the music!), and his dangerous-looking professional soldering center controller. Afrotech is a 1337 haX0r.
Here’s 10 of ‘em!
Ebay!
Now with links!
These are not ‘crystals’ but integrated crystal oscillators, that indeed produce a square wave output. Keep in mind you’ll also be blocking local cordless phones (911 blocking, not a great idea imho).
I ordered in a 100mhz crystal oscillator and hooked it up. Guess what, that’s right it oscillates at 100mhz. It did not interfere with any other frequency. Project failed.
What would be great is an FM jammer with the ability to increase or decrease the jamming. I sit in a cubicle, and the person next to me, despite frequent requests to stop, plays their radio. Ever try to code c# listening to the Jerry Springer show? (It’s a ‘tv’ radio).
If I could turn up the jamming power enough to just jam the radio in the cubicle next to me, that would be excellent.
this would have been really handy in the dorm where i used to live. I used to have someone living next to me who would always turn up the radio! it was so annoying!
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It is a 100 Mhz Crystal Oscillator… in any case thanks for the interesting post on how to build a radio jammer.
if the alpha wave, the brain, is between 7 and 12 Hz then why would you want to start at 100?, we need something from o to infinity with a limited perimeter, something like ten to fifteen feet, just a personal jammer for sine(heart) and the other for alpha (heart), I am tired of having slight arithmia from assholes with a sine generator, that will kill a person, and alpha, mind telephathy, I am tired of thinking to assholes I do not know, can you believe they even fuck with my dreams?, I do not want to kill them I just want to jam them so they will stop using my electronic equipment.
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you should work for the Federal Government Bauer and save us from all of this death
I am the third Frederick Bauer to agree, now you the Federal Government tell me who I am or you are or we are or where I am transmitting from if you think there is a problem
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