I'm looking top buy a Cell Phone Jammer for use in the US. I know
they are not legal, but I only want it for use in a rural area where
there are few phones. I want a powerful device that will block all
phones in at least a 5 mile radius. Where can I buy one?
nomoney@6look6.com wrote:
> I'm looking top buy a Cell Phone Jammer for use in the US. I know
> they are not legal, but I only want it for use in a rural area where
> there are few phones. I want a powerful device that will block all
> phones in at least a 5 mile radius. Where can I buy one?
They are illegal for a reason! Especially in a rural area where they
may be the only means of EMERGENCY communications.
--
The views I present are that of my own and NOT of any organisation I may
belong to.
73 de Simon, VK3XEM.
<http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/client_search.client_lookup?pCLIENT_NO=157452>
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 04:09:21 +1000, Simon Templar <usenet@vk3xem.net>
wrote:
>nomoney@6look6.com wrote:
>> I'm looking top buy a Cell Phone Jammer for use in the US. I know
>> they are not legal, but I only want it for use in a rural area where
>> there are few phones. I want a powerful device that will block all
>> phones in at least a 5 mile radius. Where can I buy one?
>
>They are illegal for a reason! Especially in a rural area where they
>may be the only means of EMERGENCY communications.
I dont really care if they are illegal or not. Where can I get one?
(and by the way, I'll shut it off during an emergency).
> I dont really care if they are illegal or not. Where can I get one?
> (and by the way, I'll shut it off during an emergency).
So you're jamming surrounding cell signals, and YOU are fine and don't realize
there's an emergency nearby, but someone just had a heart attack and his wife
is trying to dial 911... Then what?
They're not going to tell you to turn off your device, the wife isn't likely
to know you're using one.
Don't be stupid.
--
Steve Sobol, Victorville, California PGP:0xE3AE35ED
"Drench yourself in words unspoken / Live your life with arms wide open
Today is where your book begins / The rest is still unwritten"
- Natasha Beddingfield
"Simon Templar" <usenet@vk3xem.net> wrote in message
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> nomoney@6look6.com wrote:
> > I'm looking top buy a Cell Phone Jammer for use in the US. I know
> > they are not legal, but I only want it for use in a rural area where
> > there are few phones. I want a powerful device that will block all
> > phones in at least a 5 mile radius. Where can I buy one?
>
> They are illegal for a reason! Especially in a rural area where they
> may be the only means of EMERGENCY communications.
Please do not feed the TROLL.
--
Donald R. Newcomb
DRNewcomb (at) attglobal (dot) net
<nomoney@6look6.com> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 04:09:21 +1000, Simon Templar <usenet@vk3xem.net>
> wrote:
>
>>nomoney@6look6.com wrote:
>>> I'm looking top buy a Cell Phone Jammer for use in the US. I know
>>> they are not legal, but I only want it for use in a rural area where
>>> there are few phones. I want a powerful device that will block all
>>> phones in at least a 5 mile radius. Where can I buy one?
>>
>>They are illegal for a reason! Especially in a rural area where they
>>may be the only means of EMERGENCY communications.
>
>
> I dont really care if they are illegal or not. Where can I get one?
> (and by the way, I'll shut it off during an emergency).
So, you being the clueless idiot you are, are playing with your jammer,
meanwhile the neighbor has a heart attack and his wife cannot call
paramedics...
he dies. You have just committed murder.
Not only are you intent on willfully breaking federal laws, but you are an
ignorantly stupid idiot.
Do the world a favor...crawl back into the hole you crawled out of.
On Wed, 26 Sep 2007 20:22:12 +0000 (UTC), Steve Sobol
<sjsobol@JustThe.net> wrote:
>On 2007-09-26, nomoney@6look6.com <nomoney@6look6.com> wrote:
>
>> I dont really care if they are illegal or not. Where can I get one?
>> (and by the way, I'll shut it off during an emergency).
>
>So you're jamming surrounding cell signals, and YOU are fine and don't realize
>there's an emergency nearby, but someone just had a heart attack and his wife
>is trying to dial 911... Then what?
>
>They're not going to tell you to turn off your device, the wife isn't likely
>to know you're using one.
>
>Don't be stupid.
They can call 911 on their landline. Or did you forget that there is
such a thing. Besides that, I will mostly be using it during public
events such as shows, fairs, concerts, stores, and that sort of thing.
Not just sitting at home jamming. I am sick of ****ing cellphones
ringing and irritating me at public places. I have as many rights as
anyone else. I dont irritate other with noisy cellphones, or portable
video games, or second hand smoke. I expect the same courtesy in
return.
For those of you with your high and mighty attitudes, shove your
annoying cell phone up your assholes so we can really hear the ****
that you are made of. It's probably your cell that is irritating me
(and others) anyhow, with some loud annoying ringtone.
Now, Where can I get a jammer? If you cant answer the ****ing
question, shut the **** up !!!!
Donald Newcomb wrote:
> Please do not feed the TROLL.
The problem is I don't believe he is a TROLL, looks to me like he is a
genuine dick head that wants to jam rather than just stir **** here.
So what IF people are using a mobile phone in public, they have EVERY
right to. If you don't like it stay at home you grumpy bastard and
RESPECT other people's rights!
--
The views I present are that of my own and NOT of any organisation I may
belong to.
73 de Simon, VK3XEM.
<http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/client_search.client_lookup?pCLIENT_NO=157452>
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 17:14:37 +1000, Simon Templar <usenet@vk3xem.net>
wrote:
>Donald Newcomb wrote:
>> Please do not feed the TROLL.
>
>The problem is I don't believe he is a TROLL, looks to me like he is a
>genuine dick head that wants to jam rather than just stir **** here.
>
>So what IF people are using a mobile phone in public, they have EVERY
>right to. If you don't like it stay at home you grumpy bastard and
>RESPECT other people's rights!
I'll respect other people's rights as soon as they respect mine. Do
you piss in public? Probably not, yet a loud blaring ringtone
followed by some asshole screaming into a phone in a public place is
as irritating (if not more) than someone pissing in public.
Lets consider how a cellphone could be used RESPECTFULLY in public.
The user has his ringer shut off and uses the vibrate mode. He goes
into a restroom or other place where his conversation will not
irritate others. If he GETS a call, he records the caller's number,
or briefly tells the caller (in a quiet voice) that he will call back
in a minute, then proceeds to the restroom or another place where he
wont irritate others, and makes his call. And lastly, the user knows
he does not need to SCREAM into the phone, and if he does, he needs a
new phone and/or hearing aid.
If cellphone users followed these rules, I'd have no problem with them
(in addition to not yacking on the phone while driving). But since
most if not all of them violate every one of these rules, I WILL jam
their signals as soon as I get a jammer. I'll start at a place like a
Mall or Walmart, where there are plenty of phones and security
available in case of an emergency. Then I'll jam all cellphones in
and near the store, and will shop in peace.
These people that go down the aisles on their cell saying something
like "what brand off beans do you want, should I get a 16 or a 20 oz
can". (on to the next item, repeat, repeat.........)
How ****ing assenine..... What the hell did these assholes do before
there were cellphones? Did they starve, or did they just buy what
made sense?
And then came the 4th of july fireworks. I found a piece of lawn, put
down our lawn chairs and popped a beverage. I was ready to enjoy the
fireworks when some loud obnoxious ringtone blasted about 5 feet from
us. Then the yelling began, and the entire conversation was about
nothing at all. It wasn't business or traffic directions, or a brief
"I'm at the park" message, it was pure bull**** that went on an on.
The fireworks began and this idiot got louder to yell over the
fireworks, and the conversation was "it's a red one, that was a dud,
wow, a huge gold one, that one sucked, oooh, 2 at once....." etc
etc...
First of all, what's the point. Secondly, if you call that respect,
you dont know the meaning of the word. That was the night when I had
enough. I got up, went over the asshole, shook my fist in his face
and told him to shut off his goddamn phone or leave, unless he wants
to eat this fist. Lucky for him, he left, went about 10 yards away
and continued, irritating someone else. Thats when I made up my mind
that I'd be getting a jammer. Next 4th of July, no cellphone in that
park will work. If there's an emergency, there are enough police in
the park.
You want to talk RESPECT, then YOU learn to be respectful with your
cellphone.
On 2007-09-27, nomoney@6look6.com <nomoney@6look6.com> wrote:
>
> They can call 911 on their landline. Or did you forget that there is
> such a thing.
Not if they're not near a landline, asshole.
**SJS (I need to stop feeding the troll)
--
Steve Sobol, Victorville, California PGP:0xE3AE35ED
"Drench yourself in words unspoken / Live your life with arms wide open
Today is where your book begins / The rest is still unwritten"
- Natasha Beddingfield
Hertz_Donut schrieb:
> [...]
> So, you being the clueless idiot you are, are playing with your jammer,
> meanwhile the neighbor has a heart attack and his wife cannot call
> paramedics...
> he dies. You have just committed murder.
No, that's only homicide.
> Not only are you intent on willfully breaking federal laws, but you are
> an ignorantly stupid idiot.
nomoney@6look6.com wrote:
> You want to talk RESPECT, then YOU learn to be respectful with your
> cellphone.
If you EVER do manage to get a jammer don't expect to have it long, the FCC will quick track it down and you will be in jail and putting out for
the other prisoners!
--
The views I present are that of my own and NOT of any organisation I may
belong to.
73 de Simon, VK3XEM.
<http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/client_search.client_lookup?pCLIENT_NO=157452>
"Simon Templar" <usenet@vk3xem.net> wrote in message
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> nomoney@6look6.com wrote:
> > You want to talk RESPECT, then YOU learn to be respectful with your
> > cellphone.
>
> If you EVER do manage to get a jammer don't expect to have it long, the
> FCC will quick track it down and you will be in jail and putting out for
> the other prisoners!
In reality they probably won't do much beyond the $10,000 fine.
--
Donald R. Newcomb
DRNewcomb (at) attglobal (dot) net
nomoney@6look6.com wrote in news:niumf354rim49kcod9h12n3cnl7kan65pf@
4ax.com:
> On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 17:14:37 +1000, Simon Templar <usenet@vk3xem.net>
> wrote:
>
>>Donald Newcomb wrote:
>>> Please do not feed the TROLL.
>>
>>The problem is I don't believe he is a TROLL, looks to me like he is a
>>genuine dick head that wants to jam rather than just stir **** here.
>>
>>So what IF people are using a mobile phone in public, they have EVERY
>>right to. If you don't like it stay at home you grumpy bastard and
>>RESPECT other people's rights!
>
> I'll respect other people's rights as soon as they respect mine. Do
> you piss in public? Probably not, yet a loud blaring ringtone
> followed by some asshole screaming into a phone in a public place is
> as irritating (if not more) than someone pissing in public.
>
> Lets consider how a cellphone could be used RESPECTFULLY in public.
> The user has his ringer shut off and uses the vibrate mode. He goes
> into a restroom or other place where his conversation will not
> irritate others. If he GETS a call, he records the caller's number,
> or briefly tells the caller (in a quiet voice) that he will call back
> in a minute, then proceeds to the restroom or another place where he
> wont irritate others, and makes his call. And lastly, the user knows
> he does not need to SCREAM into the phone, and if he does, he needs a
> new phone and/or hearing aid.
>
And I suppose you follow all of these rules yourself (as does every member
of your family) when conducting a private conversation in a public setting?
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