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Default Could this device be built?

Jumpster Jiver wrote:

Spob wrote:

Sitting at a gas station as some backwards baseball cap and saggass
britches wearing kid parks in the fire zone in front of the store with
some fukdamuhfukinniggahbeyotch crap blasting out of his truck for
everyone's entertainment, got me to thinking.

Would it be possible to build a gizmo that could be surreptitiously
aimed at the offending stereo system to fry some crucial components?
It would have to be able to do it on a pretty localized basis without
causing damage to the person aiming the gizmo or innocent bystanders
or their car's electronics. Whether it would fry any additional
components of said target punk's car isn't of great concern.

Call it The Rapper Zapper.

Just wonderin'.

:-)

In the 80's there were lots of people in my neighborhood with illegal
linear amplifiers on their CB radios. When they would key up these
unregulated, unshielded transmitter would put out harmonics on all the
radio and TV stations within a mile or so.
This loud annoying buzz would probably damage the speakers and amps of
such a system.
This would definitely be illegal in the USA and probably other countries
but it would do the trick.

Friend had one of these in the neighborhood. The jerk even used an old
TV antenna so it wouldn't be 'obvious' it was him, which just tended to
better radiate the offending frequencies. So, friend walked up to jerks
house, and put a staple through the twin-lead. Jerk keys up next, and
magic smoke is released in plentitude!

Charlie
 
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