Mar 14, 2025 12:02 PM
(This post was last modified: Mar 14, 2025 12:03 PM by CokolinoMafija.)
Hi im new on this forums. o/
So i had this naughty idea to mess with people's radios.
It is possible to override existing (popular) radio by radiating something else on same frequency if the signal is stronger, right? It would be super fun in jam traffic make people listen to crap lol. Does anyone know more about that?
You're not in the US, are you? All it would take is for one cop to be in range, and then you're in trouble with the FCC. As for answering the question, radio transmission equipment should not be a difficult thing to figure out.
Mar 14, 2025 12:14 PM
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just need an Fm transmitter and close enough to override the station they are receiving.. You will need to know what station they are listening too also!
with a low power transmitter and close enough to the victim then chances of getting caught are slim to none! IF DONE RANDOMLY AND SPARATICALLY
Mar 14, 2025 01:16 PM
(This post was last modified: Mar 14, 2025 01:17 PM by CokolinoMafija.)
Where can be good FM transmitters bought?
(Mar 14, 2025 12:11 PM)DramaKing Wrote: You're not in the US, are you? All it would take is for one cop to be in range, and then you're in trouble with the FCC. As for answering the question, radio transmission equipment should not be a difficult thing to figure out.
No. In our country police is not very educated so there is no way i get in trouble.
(Mar 14, 2025 01:16 PM)CokolinoMafija Wrote: Where can be good FM transmitters bought?
No. In our country police is not very educated so there is no way i get in trouble.
Well, if you know the local laws, you're good then. I wouldn't know then where you can buy radio parts in your country, but I'm thinking one of those FM transmitters for cars but with higher output. Do people in your country still listen to AM/FM radio?
(Mar 14, 2025 02:30 PM)DramaKing Wrote: Well, if you know the local laws, you're good then. I wouldn't know then where you can buy radio parts in your country, but I'm thinking one of those FM transmitters for cars but with higher output. Do people in your country still listen to AM/FM radio?
Yes they do! We use FM/AM for music in cars and also we get info about traffic.
Am i looking for something like: Direct Factory S890 CB AM LSB USB PA AI Noise Reduce 27mhz CB Radios 10 Meter SSB CB Radio ?
(Mar 15, 2025 02:09 AM)CokolinoMafija Wrote: Yes they do! We use FM/AM for music in cars and also we get info about traffic.
Am i looking for something like: Direct Factory S890 CB AM LSB USB PA AI Noise Reduce 27mhz CB Radios 10 Meter SSB CB Radio ?
CB radios shouldn't have AM/FM transmission. I'm surprised that it's legal.
a CB radio.. NO, Again you need an FM transmitter, depending on your country 88-108 Mhz
(Mar 15, 2025 09:04 AM)Rogers Communications Wrote: a CB radio.. NO, Again you need an FM transmitter, depending on your country 88-108 Mhz
Well, this one does have FM and AM bands. But it shouldn't.
what radio is it? make model
(Mar 16, 2025 09:43 AM)Rogers Communications Wrote: what radio is it? make model
(Mar 15, 2025 02:09 AM)CokolinoMafija Wrote: Yes they do! We use FM/AM for music in cars and also we get info about traffic.
Am i looking for something like: Direct Factory S890 CB AM LSB USB PA AI Noise Reduce 27mhz CB Radios 10 Meter SSB CB Radio ?
yeah thats a 10/11 meter radio and NOWHERE close to your AM/FM radio station frequencies!!! The ""AM LSB USB FM modes"" is what the radio does on 10/11 meters... YOU HAVE LOTS TO LEARN
(Mar 16, 2025 08:22 PM)Rogers Communications Wrote: yeah thats a 10/11 meter radio and NOWHERE close to your AM/FM radio station frequencies!!! The ""AM LSB USB FM modes"" is what the radio does on 10/11 meters... YOU HAVE LOTS TO LEARN
You're right. It says AM/FM, but it only covers the 24-30 MHz range. It doesn't have the actual bands. A HackRF One might be too much for OP and his budget. Anything else ought to be FCC-compliant.
Actually, this one is FCC-certified. It would probably require a license in the US, but if you can get it in your country, there you go. If you can't, the black market might be the only option for something that is more than 500 mW.
Mar 17, 2025 09:15 AM
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That radios covers the CB band and there is no license required for that... during the day you can talk skip on it anywhere in the world.. you can talk anywhere on the 27 mhz band license free.. Try 27.385 Mhz and LSB Band mode during the day and see, or listen on 27.025 mhz on AM Band during the day! IF YOUR TRANSMITTING YOU SHOULD BE USING THE PROPER ANTENNA!
Mar 20, 2025 05:15 PM
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6:18:25 mark of this video i show you how it works
youtubeDOTcom/watch?v=KLJRPVFhe5c
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