E10 Mossad - 4270khz USB - Jamming attempt

[Postie218]

How do you know it's from the Mossad ?

[MrViTopol]

@Postie218 he doesn't :)

[Postie218]

@MrViTopol yea, LOL

[TheJediCharles]

Would not the garbled numbers jammed over their intended-to-be-decipherable still render it undecipherable whether it's inverted or not?

[BuscettiByGianna]

this is the military alphabet!!! AH!

[XamiNaxamis]

I heard somewhere about a jamming attempt on a Russian numbers station, using the "It's Raining Men" song. I would LOVE to have seen the spy's reactions.

[supertoaster94]

@XamiNaxamis

HALLELUJAH IT'S RAININ' MEN!

[TheJediCharles]

Wouldn't it be obviously simpler to record the sound of the numbers already being said, altering the order a lot, double and triple it up on many tracks and play that over the channel? It's easy to hear a sound through noise that's greatly different, but noise that's nearly the same is a different story.

It would leave them with countless of undecipherable numbers.

[shizlnit]

@TheJediCharles or it could leave them with an order to blow up the country instead of just watch some dude for a few hours and report back

lawls

[TheJediCharles]

@shizlnit

I doubt that jumbling up letters will spell meaningful new words, don't you?

Go throw a box of AlphaBits on the floor and see how many times it spells the word kill.

[Kaidelong]

@TheJediCharles If they had previous recordings of the stations, presumable, so do the spies, and they could use that information to minimize the jamming by inverting the peaks and throughs of the old recording, and mixing it back in.

[FailedSquare]

@TheJediCharles would you like a job?



[metsapeikkoo]

Just gotta love the electronic warfare.

[rmgh123]

It WILL be obliterating the signal at the intended reception area. Bordering countries perhaps?

Oh, and it's bubble jamming :)

[nipplesnipplenipples]

@rmgh123 Old school, but effective.

[rmgh123]

@nipplesnipplenipples Yeah there's not much you can do with the sound on the computer either, to break through the noise.

[OH2FFY]

Hiya

The jamming might not have been effective to your location , but it may well be obliterating the signal at the intended reception area.

Regards

gregW:-) OH2FFY