Topic ID #13691 - posted 9/7/2011 2:32 AM
Jennifer Palmer
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North Korea said to have vehicle-mounted GPS jamming device with 100km range
Jennifer Palmer
Webmaster
North Korea GPS jamming device has 100km range
Edwin Kee 09/07/2011 00:31 PDT
The reclusive country known as North Korea is said to be in possession of a GPS jamming device that can disrupt signals that occur across a wide area, in fact, including those that are more than 100km away. To date, the North did disrupt signals in South Korea from Kaesong and Mt. Kumgang several times already, and the communist country has also deployed vehicle-mounted jammers that are capable of disrupting signals within 50-100km. Just where did these vehicle-mounted jammers come from? Well, they were imported from Russia at the turn of this century, and most of them see action near the Demilitarized Zone.
Read more here.
Edwin Kee 09/07/2011 00:31 PDT
The reclusive country known as North Korea is said to be in possession of a GPS jamming device that can disrupt signals that occur across a wide area, in fact, including those that are more than 100km away. To date, the North did disrupt signals in South Korea from Kaesong and Mt. Kumgang several times already, and the communist country has also deployed vehicle-mounted jammers that are capable of disrupting signals within 50-100km. Just where did these vehicle-mounted jammers come from? Well, they were imported from Russia at the turn of this century, and most of them see action near the Demilitarized Zone.
Read more here.
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