The drone jammer helps us interfere with the radio frequency of 310MHz, 315MHz, 390MHz, and 433MHz. In addition, drone jammers can help us control drones.

 

The theme of 'terrorist activities' is a global problem that has become even more serious - a threat that cannot be ignored. Terrorists have many new and evil ways to harm the public - drones are a device for playing and taking aerial photos, but now Terrorists have had an explosive impact on drones, causing them to fly towards the target and then detonate So we must be careful with drones and check for bundled or ongoing drones.

 

But there is a cruel fact that people find it difficult to get rid of those drones, yes, speed restrictions. To avoid drones carrying explosives, we need a drone jammer. The jammer we currently recommend is almost 310MHz, 315MHz, 390MHz with a radio frequency of 433MHz.

 

Drones operate through radio waves, similar in principle to WiFI and GPS. The drone jammer emits radio frequency waves to prevent drone equipment within its range from establishing and maintaining connections. Drones will lose control and they will never obey their owners until the interference signal is turned off. Will they randomly fly and attack the public? Don't worry, if the drone loses command, it will design an automatic flyback system. So when the drone flies towards us, we just need to turn on the drone jammer to work - their drones return to the place they came from.

In recent years, with the increase of drone user groups and the rise of the drone industry, there has been chaos such as the invasion of "black flying", the peeping of aerial photos, and falling accidents. The use and management of drones are about to be incorporated into the legal track. To avoid serious harm caused by "black flying" drones, it is necessary to supervise and counter "low-speed" drones.

 

At present, there are two types of drone management and anti control. One is administrative supervision, including government anti black flying drone laws and regulations, and the other is technical prevention. From a technical perspective, the use of drone jammers and other equipment.

 

Drone Regulation and Countermeasures - Technical Precautions

 

After discussing the administrative supervision of "low slow small" drones, let's talk in detail about technical prevention. The 'low slow' drone uses frequency bands such as ISM2.4 and ISM5.8, as well as GNS navigation systems for auxiliary positioning, and needs to communicate through these frequency bands during use. Technology prevents "low slow" drones from using signal interference devices such as "drone jammers" to interfere with communication between the drone and the remote control, causing the drone to lose its signal and engage in actions such as homing, descent, and suspension. Other harmful actions cannot be carried out.

 

UAV supervision and countermeasures - administrative supervision

 

Not only domestically, but also around the world, they are being harassed by "black flying" drones. To solve the problems caused by "black flying" drones, governments around the world have also proposed many solutions. For example, in order to strengthen drone management, Japan has issued a new "Aviation Law", which imposes strict restrictions on drone usage areas and prohibits drones in densely populated areas.