Radio Jammer

Step 2 What You Need

What You Need:

An Oscillator, The heart of the Radio Jammer. The frequency you choose will be the frequency you jam. FM radio is in MegaHertz. Example, If you want to block 100.0, then use a 100Mh Oscillator. It may be a bit confusing. I have a 97.7 MHz that says 97M70000 and a 50 MHz that says 50.0000 MHz.

A 9 volt battery

A L.E.D.

An Antenna

Wiring

An On/Off Switch

A Circuit Board (Optional, but recommended)

Soldering (Used with the Circuit Board)

Price list:
Oscillator: $2.50
9 Volt Battery: found it somewhere, but i think there maybe $1.00
L.E.D.: $0.10
Antenna: $1.00
Wiring: found in workshop, i got a lot for $1.00
On/Off Switch: $1.50
Circuit Board: $0.50
Soldering: $1.00

Total: $8.60

Comments

[TheIguana57]

If I swapped the oscillator with say a 2.4GHz one, i could jam any wireless router or bluetooth headset operating on that frequency right?

[Da-Nargh]

Mr Barri-Kid, I thank you for teaching me how to eviscerate unwanted radio stations at work

[mattjoy]

Hello Da-Nargh,

I cannot locate any Oscillators as described here, can you point me in the right direction?

Your help or anyone's would be greatly appreciated.'

I need Mhz around the 107.6

[barri_kid]

I got mine at an electronic surplus store. radio shack may work. I don't know where you are though

[mattjoy]

Hi Barri_kid,

Sorry for my limited info, i am in Australia. The main electronic stores do not supply oscillators of this type. 4 pin... and none of the frequencies I need in my country.

or at least I cannot find them.. perhaps you can point me to an on-line store that supplies oscillators?

[barri_kid]

This may be useful
http://canada.newark.com/oscillators

Usually I don't buy online, so I don't know if its good. I think I have heard of Newarc, or it may have been Newegg.

[mattjoy]

Hi Barri_kid,
thank you.. that links seems to have similar Oscillators..
Thank you for your help.

[64bithero]

Where did you purchase your antenna?
I can't find anywhere selling them for less than $10 =\

[shibogee]

where do u live...lol 1 LED at radio shack cost 2.50 atleast

[dawsonj]

dude... here in new Zealand they are 10 cents each

[barri_kid]

Haha, thats why you dont buy electronics at radio shack At a surplus store, prices are cheap

[ferguse]

where would you get an oscillator?

[coolmike8789]

radio shack

[arihant]

why you use a led???

[coolmike8789]

so you know when its on

[wax54]

hey were do you get a circut board

[nrepak]

they sell them at radio shack or you could get one online for half the price