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Drones trespassing in my property
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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2024
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I think jamming the radio would be much easier and faster
Also super illegal and easy to get caught for.
If OP only turns it on when there is a drone above their house, how would it be easy to get caught?
You can't really get a jammer to disable only a drone. The jamming will affect an area all around, likely affecting the neighbors' wifi, bluetooth connections, and other radio signals like cellphones, for example.
If that happens, it would get noticed, reported, and investigated very quickly.
"Hey! Why does my drone keep malfunctioning every time I fly it over this one house in particular?"
More like, "shit, I totally lost contact with my drone when I flew it over this home, and i never saw it again. Never gonna do that again"
that's how you use it, correct.
Did you also say that to folks who worked on the underground railroad?
Do what's right, not what's legal.
Are you really comparing someone flying a drone over your property to slavery?
"They're the same picture"