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Originally posted by IvanZana
Can someone confirm the use of RF jammers during Controlled demolitions?
Upon listening to the static, it does not sound natrual and has a motorized sound especially when slowed down, not to mention the explosions that can be seen at tower one at that exact moment.
Originally posted by OrionStars
It depends on station enginers. They can block any sound and the video portion will still run. Yes, there were jammers available to block radio(sound waves) but not video (light waves).
Originally posted by Pilgrum
I'd like to know how a jammer can discriminate between audio and video when it's modulated on an RF carrier.
Originally posted by OrionStars
Originally posted by Pilgrum
I'd like to know how a jammer can discriminate between audio and video when it's modulated on an RF carrier.
Once again ".....radio(sound waves) but not video (light waves)"
Originally posted by OrionStars
EC-130 cargo psyops planes can effectively do that type of interference, as can any other ground or air vehicle with the same tech. EC-130 can do a lot of blocking and interjection - radar, radio, telephone, satellite, cable, etc.
Originally posted by jerico65
So, you're sure that EC-130 Psyops can do that? Just jam the audio signal and not mess with the video?
Originally posted by jerico65
Originally posted by OrionStars
EC-130 cargo psyops planes can effectively do that type of interference, as can any other ground or air vehicle with the same tech. EC-130 can do a lot of blocking and interjection - radar, radio, telephone, satellite, cable, etc.
I just stumbled across this thread. I usually don't read any of the 9/11 stuff.
So, you're sure that EC-130 Psyops can do that? Just jam the audio signal and not mess with the video?
Originally posted by OrionStars
They can if all they desire to do is RF jamming. Video waves will not be affected.
Originally posted by Pilgrum
Originally posted by OrionStars
They can if all they desire to do is RF jamming. Video waves will not be affected.
I know I'll regret it but:
Please explain how you believe video is transmitted wirelessly to your TV set and how the method differs from the transmission of the accompanying audio content.
Just interested in how you think it works
Originally posted by OrionStars
Where did I say that? I said light and sound are not the same waves. RF is radio frequency/sound not light.