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zeke wrote:Some airport workers put GPS jammers into their vehicles so they don’t get in trouble with the airport authority fir speeding.
32andBelow wrote:There’s lot of Air Force bases in Colorado might be some jamming in an exercise
gabik001 wrote:32andBelow wrote:There’s lot of Air Force bases in Colorado might be some jamming in an exercise
I experienced a TPMS malfuctioning during my summer trip via Colorado. Tire sensors couldn't communicate with TPMS computer because of high level radio waves in certain areas (for e.g Colo Springs). It sounds like a fairy tale but believe me, I am certified radio technician and I know what I am talking about.
gabik001 wrote:32andBelow wrote:There’s lot of Air Force bases in Colorado might be some jamming in an exercise
I experienced a TPMS malfuctioning during my summer trip via Colorado. Tire sensors couldn't communicate with TPMS computer because of high level radio waves in certain areas (for e.g Colo Springs). It sounds like a fairy tale but believe me, I am certified radio technician and I know what I am talking about.
Spacepope wrote:gabik001 wrote:32andBelow wrote:There’s lot of Air Force bases in Colorado might be some jamming in an exercise
I experienced a TPMS malfuctioning during my summer trip via Colorado. Tire sensors couldn't communicate with TPMS computer because of high level radio waves in certain areas (for e.g Colo Springs). It sounds like a fairy tale but believe me, I am certified radio technician and I know what I am talking about.
Weird. Maybe that doesn’t happen to us COS locals.
Jam proof tires ftw!