2th. you should get proper one if you really need jammer for some odd reason

those cost near 500~ ish

reason behind this: china "jammers" are usualy just shitty circuits and you cant be sure about the transmitting distance/ AOE etc

also they tend to only partialy jam not fullspectrum block their intended range of signals

but if you still want to go down that route. it being legal to own in your country and you having full understanding its mechanics

made-in-china.com still might have em on their listings
then there is "alljammer.com" but i cant say any good word about that company or site

and later is sure to be catched in customs

just keep in mind that jammers are shit easy to pinpoint where they are and who is carrying them

even on short bursts

and your local communications services more than love to punish idiots

but if you want just something wonky to toy with at home

you could make Spark-gap transmitter enough and get spectrum viewer to see how it does its magic

and enjoy every neckbeards rage in front of jury due it kills all ham/digi radio transmissions too within its range

@Tervy wew

I only wanted to mess with the WiFi in home though. 2.4 + 5 and that would be it. Ah well, if it's that illegal I'll forget about it.

@Deleted User best way to ""jam""

get an esp8266

https://github.com/spacehuhn/esp8266_deauther

flash this^

????

profit

you can be like

hackerman

Kek

as long as they don't have 5Ghz or encrypted frames

you're usually good

it works on most consumer wifi networks

and literally no enterprise ones

I built mine today

esp8266 + oled screen + 4 buttons + 18650 battery for backup

Likelihood of it working in a restaurant ?

high

especially if they use consumer shite

Fuggin kids still playing Pokémon Go

I don't want to hear about your Blastoise when I'm eating

my dad plays that

still

hes level 40

👌

hey, man gotta have a hobby

As long as he is moving