Wanted: high powered low freq control seeking reversing noise modulator
 

Anyone know where to buy or rent one?

Surely someone sells or is developing something that will, from your car seat, allow you to locate, target, zap and destroy the output of those nuisance low freq radio-what-ever-they-are from cars that can disrupt your radio, conversation, thought process, ear drums, hearing aids (yes I have them) loosen fillings, etc. from anywhere within a .625 mile radius anytime day or night in any weather.

I know you have heard them - this destroyer of peace that typically does it’s interruption at busy intersections where you spend at least 10 minutes. If you are bogged down in traffic then he’s there waiting.

Ideas to combat this?
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BLU-82

One oughta do it.

that's nuthin......
here's antonio pittmans hummer h2 i just did, 3 JL 12w7's and 3 jl 1000/1's.

i've built much much bigger....let me dig up some pics....

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we built this for the manufacturer, 60 15" woofers and 130 750 watt amps :D
it would play 30hz at about 160db.....the kinda stuff that'll rip loose shirts off of girls, yes it was fun.

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GBU-43/B for those. Not really required, just more satisfying.

Not looking to take out the whole intersection – just the target’s gear.

You should be convicted according to a law that, unfortunately, doesn’t exist or is not enforced.
:)

here's something simple i built for our shop demo van.....it's pretty loud, and the doors came out slick :)

and i suppose the guy who sold the gun is responsible for the crime? :D

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In the days of old and I always had a CB in my truck ( Redneck cell phone and daily driver) I always had some "extra" power hooked to it. I would key the mike, turn up the gain on the "heater" until you could hear it squeel, release the mike, when the roger-beep would sound it would (1/2 of the time) pop the stereo, or a fuse or amp. It was fun as hell. Then it got popular to install capasitors (helps with constant power) in the B+ and I was unable to do my thing. Doesn't help you now but if you ever go back in time......................