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Wanna bet? See attached, from the Autel web site.
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Regardless of who's selling the ---- thing, if it jams a drone it will probably jam or interfere with anything, including crewed aircraft. It seems like the FAA would try to ban the **** thing.
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It isn't even for sale in the USA. Jamming equipment like that is already tightly regulated by the FCC in the USA. The FFC regulates RF transmissions, not the FAA.
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You're 100% right and it's confusing as heck. I suspect there's a relationship between Autel Pilot, Autel Robotics, and Autel vehicle scanners (the mother company of Autel Robotics) but I'm not privy to that info. We do know companies in China are interconnected through the CCP. How much is unknown as well.
Having said all that, it is weird that a drone seller would also be selling a drone jamming device, even as a 3rd party seller. DJI used to sell a device to jam and locate their own drones. I understand they stopped.
If you want to learn more about drone jammers, check out the site below.
An Ultimate Guide To Drone Jammers | Updated (June 2023)
In this article, we will discuss the different types of drone jammers, how they work, and whether or not they are legal.
www.propelrc.com
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