Interference in radio waves: GSM, WiFi, CB radio - possibly ghost..?

Call the FCC.

naah. looking for a real tool for my self to use.

also, in eastern Europe. Agencies usually don't give a flying kcuf about stuff like this around here.

Ok. The next time you hear the interference get a broom and run around the house yelling "Get the fuck out you ghosts!"

will one broom be enough? maybe I should take 2 or three?

OP, this is a true story and i've been pondering the safe-ness of the mechanism myself over the past couple years:

I was at an auto parts store yesterday and as i was browsing the merchandise, I noticed something for $30.00 that used to cost a hell of a lot more: A FM/AM freequency broadcaster.

Essentially, you can program a certain AM/FM frequency into the machine, (its just a very small device, size of a pack of smokes) and then plus it into your phone or computers and play any soundbite/song/etc... and it will play it on the frequency of your choice, which will takeover whatever was originally playing on that frequency and overlap that original sound with your sound of choice....you can even get a "booter" which makes your range much wider and more powerful when overlapping the original frequency....

Does this make sense and does it help. There are simply too many frequencies out there so it could be a number of things to be honest.

Thanks for input, but I'm not really shure how I can use this frequency broadcaster. Or are you suggesting that someone is using this?

All the devices that I'm using work on different frequencies. So even if I was to use this to find a certain freq., then what I would find would be 900-1800MHz (GSM) 11m (CB) or the appropriate for WiFi.

Maybe I could use it to find the range of freq. that is affected, that would be something.

www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1359277/pg1

that's the norm isn't it?

lol

not kidding, worse of late too

Call Ghostbusters !