I want to buy this circute Can you tell me Where is available this circute If not available anywhere then can you provide Plz send msg my mail id--vk072199@gmail.com
I built a police radio jammer in a matchbox back in the early 80s using transistors for the oscillator rather than a 555. I tuned it by sitting in the coffee shop by some cops and used a flattened toothpick to adjust the Fq through a hole in the box above the PCB pot until their radio just went dead silent. 555/556/558 are one of the most useful ICs on the market though. I also built a super bright flashlight with a 555 to switch an LED on and off with 5vdc from the output pin so fast it looked like a solid beam but too fast to burn out the LED. Good old days.
arren65 they can wait for the phone call from the emergency room saying that their grandparent died from the serious injury caused by a text and drive car accident.
My boy and I love this channel, this is the first video we have seen. I recently purchased my boy a kit to show how to build circuit boards, this is going to be a great next level project.
Great Project !, Now we need a 3G and 4G LTE version of this jammer. I would totally use one of these to mess with my sister, she always has terrible reception...LOL.
I made similar tv jammers in the 70's, got into a lot of trouble as well! this is just a "dirty" square wave oscillator that jams "dc to daylight" like the old spark transmitters, jams all frequencies, but as commented below, limited range.
@@neoblackwolf69 You don't know what terrorism is if you think people having knowledge automatically equates to terrorism. A terrorist uses government and law enforcement, standing armies, and propaganda machine to terrorize the world. Get with it, you are only looking in one direction, you are only looking at the small time terrorists, the wanta be terrorists. The REAL terrorists use the government and those other things i just told you about! The real terrorist is in your face, controlling you, and your government, and you still don't even F know it.
Have a hard time finding that type of phone to even jam. lol. Cool video!
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It would work with modern phone, too. It creates a static signal, that is stronger than the cell signal and therefore blocks it. I haven‘t tried out the exact circuit, but i‘ve used a Raspberry Pi as a signal generator and it blocked the signal of my smartphone (however if it just jams the signal on a single frequency, most devices will just use another frequency or EDGE/GSM).
How significant does the guage of wire determine the amount of inductance of an air-wound coil if all other parameters remain constant? L= (d^2 * n^2)/(18d+40l) where: L is inductance in micro Henrys, d is coil diameter in inches, l is coil length in inches, and n is number of turns.
Thi guy is a liar!!! Not only is the 24 AWG wrong as you say, also the pc board when he shows you how he assembles it you can see there is no resistor for the LED the when he flips it over, oh magic you have the resistor. Also the pcb in his link has a mistake where the led goes... you have to modify it. I CAN NOT UNDERSTAND THESE GUYS!!!
A buddy of mine years ago had one he got off Ebay and would love to walk around in a crowd with this in his pocket. Any call within ten feet would freeze up and loose audio or drop. Was funny, but damn I always told him if someone figures it out you are toast. They don't sell these anymore. The other devices for pranksters was a GPS blocker and an I-phone lookalike that would turn off any TVs. Great for superbowl days. LOL. Not me, I like a laugh, but I like living also.
A hairdryer is basically a fan (aka a motor with blades) and a heating element. The motor uses coils to rotate, which emits a fluctuating magnetic field. If you're close enough, the magnetic field will overpower the signal, but only on the frequencies it emits ( that would be the rpm of the motor * the number of poles of the motor, and multiples of this frequency, plus probably the 50 or 60 hz from the power grid)
@@brisingreragon95 I'm not sure if that answer the question but good explanation of electromagnetic interference and why my laptop gets ou of sleep when I turn the lights on or off.
The fun part is making your own circuit board with a Dremel tool and working from the blueprint . The range on this version has better range than anticipated .
3:15 What is a 220 E Resistor it looks like you have a resistor RED, RED, BROWN, GOLD which is 220 Ohm (5% Tolerance) it could be silver, i can't tell , in which case 10% Tolerance, but what's the "E" For ?
Schematic is NOT RIGHT!! Resistors 10k & 5.6k the middle goes to base of the transistor!! And the schematic says: 4.7 uF elect, and he uses a 1 uF !!!!
@@bernhardtrian7471 OK, I'll happily watch the NSA send techs and engineers after me. Tell us, where would they come out of? The Friendship Annex or Meade proper? Now, do that for 10 feet and farther, see the FCC rushing you with guns and big assed fines, plus possible prison.
to increase range you would need a Q2 with a bit more power, you could also reduce the value of R4 slightly to increase range, but if you go to low it will burn the transistor
@@goran-is6zr you should study electromagnetic waves to learn this stuff but its generally common sense to get more efficiency you should get a high output for any electronic device. in this case resistor protects some of the elements in the circuits while loads the circuit a bit which causes range to decrease. you can start learning with basic circuit theory and electronic devices like transistors, diodes, op amps and so on, after that study electromagnetic field&wave theory in order to comperhend the basic logic of antennas.
All classrooms in schools should have these as standard. When I was a secondary school teacher far too many kids would not put their phones away. The response by the senior management wasn't to totally ban phones in school, but tell teachers to take the phones!!!! Recent research indicates that far form potentially being educational tools, you are far more likely to remember something you read on paper than on a screen. I write novels and most of my research is done using books. If I use Wiki or similar, I have to write stuff down or print it out to remember it.
Not 100% one this, but if you look at the circuit diagram, on the right side with the transistor, this is setup like a frequency amplifier circuit, so this could drive the standard frequency of the 555 to a frequency that would interfere with a standard cell phone signal. Also as a side note, the unit is running off of a 9V battery, so the unit wouldn't have that much power to drive out of the antenna to have that great of a range (saw someone else comment that the range of this unit, after they built it, was about 5 inches). Hope this helps!
He also showed a wiring diagram too. But it becomes complex as there will be lots of wires. PCB acts like a puzzle board, jst put all the pieces nd u r done.
Erroneus title that induces to confusion, the heart of jammer is not the 555, RF Common Base colppits oscillator instead. The 555 only serves to attack it modulating by square wave signal using varactor effect in B-E Junction in order to expand the spectrum. This RF oscillator works close to IF frequency.
Your schematic is incorrect; the schematic shows R3 and R5 between VCC and GND without a connection "dot" to the base of Q1 and cathode of C1. However the PCB layout mask clearly shows those points connected! This would certainly be an issue for anyone breadboarding or perfboarding this circuit without your PCB layout.
Yeah I never really understood this, is it a frequency multiplier? Or is it that the higher harmonics from this specific oscillator creates noise for the base band of 2/3/4G signals?
Perhaps the fact of being a square signal allows some of its components in high frequency to generate interference. You have to do FFT with an oscilloscope.
FCC notices of forfeitures (fines)start in the 1000sands , and several other laws are involved since some cell signals are in or close to public service freq.
@@geograph1000 No... i do , 100% mean LEST'S but... I'm guessing you think that i can't spell correctly hehe mate, LOOK AT THE VIDEO REFERENCE THAT I PUT UP 0:33 seconds if you pay attention in the video at 33 seconds, it says "LEST'S MAKE" hehe so, i do mean LEST'S because i'm quoting the mistake in the video
Meh, plenty of ridiculous things are Federal Felonies. Bartering for a Flamingo is also a 10 stretch so is leaving the country with more than $5 nickels or pennies. Yeah, it's like that.
Would love some theory on operation. Also, 24 gauge is telephone or breadboard wire, much smaller; this looks like about 16, and is there clearcoat on them? the adjacent turns are touching.
All the copper wire is enamled. The VCO oscillates on the same freq as the phone, thus jamming the signal. You need to add rf power amplifier for range over 1 meter
@vivek minj You would have to increase the number of turns of the inductors. But that means you will have to calculate the increase of the inductance of the inductors, and calculate how much the capacitance needs to be increase for the capacitor. It's difficult... it could work just by increasing the number of turns of the main coil tho... not sure.
Just you need to add three stages RF amplifier, it could be with three transistors, first one act as pre-amplifier. Second one as driver. And third one as final stage power amplifier at least 1watt output,then you need perfect antenna... Just search it and easy to make...
Disappointing there was no discussion of the theory on why it works, or even what the adjustable capacitor is for. I didn't think a 555 could oscillate at cellular frequencies.
the 555 doesn't create the UHF signal itself, the transistor forms an oscillator together with L1, L2, C4, C5 and other parts, the 555 timer just "disrupts" that oscillator/constantly moves its frequency around, so the interference caused by this device has a bigger bandwidth.
THANK YOU. I really hate people that do "copy-paste" circuits without any working explain. This isn't for "educational purposes" this video is purely distructive.
@@lazyh-online4839 The simple fact is that he's not explaining the base of the circuit, nor he's explaning the science behind. He's just releasing it, nothing to learn from. Its just for the pure intent of bragging and giving a way to people to be dicks.
And the effective range is? ... Unknown. And the battery lifetime is? ... Not important. I'm so very happy I know how to put a component onto PCB. Yes, the music was .....
@@integrationofmanandmachine4714im pretty sure that when you call the phone strapped on the bomb the phone goes to send energy to the vibrating module but its reconnected to the bomb detonator, everybody knows whats next
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Built one, and I've been building radio equipment for 50 years. Range of the device was about 5 inches!
This person actually buys full kit and assemble it!!
I think it works better if you have a phone from the 90s.
Do you think it would work better with a bigger antenna?
This was the only comment I was looking for. About the range of this tiny board.
@@anubhkatiyar21 no he designed the PCB his self.
Thanks! Now I can beat my kids without the hassle of my wife calling the cops! Luv u man!
XD
Wow....
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😨😨
@Ralsei with a gun 😭🤣🤣
PRO TIP: Buy some beer to make it more fun
Every smart dad gonna have one of these installed under the dinner table 😅
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Unfortunately today the cellphones use 4G technology. This device was tested with a cellphone that used 2G technology.
Yes😂😂
I was thinking about such uses myself... LOL
It works
My video started buffering when he switched on
lol
Hahahahahaha lol
🤣
Lol
😂😂
I built a police radio jammer in a matchbox back in the early 80s using transistors for the oscillator rather than a 555. I tuned it by sitting in the coffee shop by some cops and used a flattened toothpick to adjust the Fq through a hole in the box above the PCB pot until their radio just went dead silent. 555/556/558 are one of the most useful ICs on the market though.
I also built a super bright flashlight with a 555 to switch an LED on and off with 5vdc from the output pin so fast it looked like a solid beam but too fast to burn out the LED.
Good old days.
Please it's not working, it keeps generating 500khz and it doesn't block signals, could you help me plzzzzz
None of these circuits will work.
A bigger one that fits in your pocket or bag would be good to use in the movies for thos who dont get off the phone
arren65 they can wait for the phone call from the emergency room saying that their grandparent died from the serious injury caused by a text and drive car accident.
@@leejrrocks5599 True they can.
With today's SJW movies, there is no reason to go to the movies anymore.
Chaos and Anarchy Is our Welcoming F
@@rcarrot2955 Trump 2020
I haven't seen an HW batteries for decades. They still make that battery? Wow!
hlo
bro.
My boy and I love this channel, this is the first video we have seen. I recently purchased my boy a kit to show how to build circuit boards, this is going to be a great next level project.
Great Project !, Now we need a 3G and 4G LTE version of this jammer. I would totally use one of these to mess with my sister, she always has terrible reception...LOL.
Bro it's work?
Please tell
@@simplegamer056 I don't know I never used it
I made similar tv jammers in the 70's, got into a lot of trouble as well! this is just a "dirty" square wave oscillator that jams "dc to daylight" like the old spark transmitters, jams all frequencies, but as commented below, limited range.
FBI would like to know your locat- [Connection lost]
EbbOneMint lol
You misspelled FCC.
A video like this promotes terrorism think about it !
@@neoblackwolf69 😂
@@neoblackwolf69 You don't know what terrorism is if you think people having knowledge automatically equates to terrorism. A terrorist uses government and law enforcement, standing armies, and propaganda machine to terrorize the world. Get with it, you are only looking in one direction, you are only looking at the small time terrorists, the wanta be terrorists. The REAL terrorists use the government and those other things i just told you about! The real terrorist is in your face, controlling you, and your government, and you still don't even F know it.
Have a hard time finding that type of phone to even jam. lol. Cool video!
It would work with modern phone, too. It creates a static signal, that is stronger than the cell signal and therefore blocks it.
I haven‘t tried out the exact circuit, but i‘ve used a Raspberry Pi as a signal generator and it blocked the signal of my smartphone (however if it just jams the signal on a single frequency, most devices will just use another frequency or EDGE/GSM).
Such a system is urgently needed in the mosque
@@TECHNICALEXPERT your brain is sick
🤣🤣🤣
نعم صدقت ياهذا
To start, that wire is NOT 24 awg wire. being used for the coil. I work with 22 and 24 awg wire every day. It appears more like 16 awg
I'm an electrician and it looks like 14 awg to me.
you are right it more like 16
It's the coaxial core it worked
How significant does the guage of wire determine the amount of inductance of an air-wound coil if all other parameters remain constant?
L= (d^2 * n^2)/(18d+40l)
where:
L is inductance in micro Henrys,
d is coil diameter in inches,
l is coil length in inches, and
n is number of turns.
Thi guy is a liar!!! Not only is the 24 AWG wrong as you say, also the pc board when he shows you how he assembles it you can see there is no resistor for the LED the when he flips it over, oh magic you have the resistor. Also the pcb in his link has a mistake where the led goes... you have to modify it. I CAN NOT UNDERSTAND THESE GUYS!!!
Puts a pin header on the PCB.
Solders wires onto header pins.
( ._.)~~~just...why?!?
Because India "Engineering"
Schematic is NOT RIGHT!! Resistors 10k & 5.6k the middle goes to base of the transistor!!
My thought too. Either use the pin header for what it's designed for (making a removable connection) or just solder the wires to the board.
Yeah 🤣
I wanted to yell at him for this
A buddy of mine years ago had one he got off Ebay and would love to walk around in a crowd with this in his pocket. Any call within ten feet would freeze up and loose audio or drop.
Was funny, but damn I always told him if someone figures it out you are toast. They don't sell these anymore. The other devices for pranksters was a GPS blocker and an I-phone lookalike that would turn off any TVs. Great for superbowl days. LOL. Not me, I like a laugh, but I like living also.
At least you know the risks. Interfering with radio signals is a federal crime. Upon convicition = getting shafted in prison.
That's very antisocial and if you get caught a criminal offence. If badly designed could also interfere with pacemakers.
3:21
a bug in the assembly process.
Literally😂
Actually that was an ant
@@Ni-rj1oq an ant IS a bug
Wanna join CID
How guys could you notice these things😮😮😮😮😮🤔🤔
GreatScott Rocked Creative Science Shocked 😂.
I think if you turned a hair dryer on that close to that phone the signal would be blocked.
elvis316 ha!!! You beat me to that!!!! So true!!!!
For real??
A hairdryer is basically a fan (aka a motor with blades) and a heating element. The motor uses coils to rotate, which emits a fluctuating magnetic field. If you're close enough, the magnetic field will overpower the signal, but only on the frequencies it emits ( that would be the rpm of the motor * the number of poles of the motor, and multiples of this frequency, plus probably the 50 or 60 hz from the power grid)
@@brisingreragon95 I'm not sure if that answer the question but good explanation of electromagnetic interference and why my laptop gets ou of sleep when I turn the lights on or off.
@@brisingreragon95 oh you got to be shittin me
This is not at all true
The fun part is making your own circuit board with a Dremel tool and working from the blueprint . The range on this version has better range than anticipated .
3:15 What is a 220 E Resistor
it looks like you have a resistor RED, RED, BROWN, GOLD which is 220 Ohm (5% Tolerance) it could be silver, i can't tell , in which case 10% Tolerance,
but what's the "E" For ?
This is just "." or Ohm, Morze code use "." how "E"
5E6=5R6=5.6Ω
56E=56R=56Ω
560E=560R=560Ω
So this is the device used by the monsters/ killers in horror and thriller movies.
Model
Yup
I don't want to waste my time making this.... I have Sprint. 🤷🏼♂️
iloveflyleaf2221 Even if u saw that circuit in thumbnail why did clicked it??? HUH..???
@@HasnainKhan-qn2nf you might want to learn sarcasm
Yeah damn phones dont work anyway. Hell just fart in a room with a sprint phone and that'll stop the signal
@@theson22788 I don't think they have that where he's from lmao
Why you see this video
Dhs had one at the super bowl I went to a few years ago. Been interested ever since.
Making noises when your friend is on the phone just got one-upped
Schematic is NOT RIGHT!! Resistors 10k & 5.6k the middle goes to base of the transistor!!
And the schematic says: 4.7 uF elect, and he uses a 1 uF !!!!
Good skills to have for the coming wars.
You would have to within 5 inches to block a phone so if your that close you could simply turn it off
I remember having a Nokia phone like that, like, 20 years ago!!!!
One with a 20 foot range should be a standard piece of equipment for every motorcycle.
And if your a school teacher you could block the students from using their phones while in class
it could be a disaster if u had an incident, cant move and unable to call 911 due to jamming device that installed on it
@@steveosshenanigans And if your a school teachers what?
ElecTrev
Block the students from using their phones while in class
@@brendencampbell3082 Dump People?
other title: how to get arrested quickly
jeah the nsa is watching you , turn it on and they are rushing you with tactical shields and helicopters
RanDoom guy Do this in the UK and you're looking at a max £20,000 fine and/ or 6 months jail time.
Very funny. Very true.
😅😅😅😅
@@bernhardtrian7471 OK, I'll happily watch the NSA send techs and engineers after me. Tell us, where would they come out of? The Friendship Annex or Meade proper?
Now, do that for 10 feet and farther, see the FCC rushing you with guns and big assed fines, plus possible prison.
Bro where you find this Nokia model......now it's place should in museum.......
haha no museum you can buy them again!! best Phone ever 1 week for one charge
@@bareldnijboer2730 😂😂 yeah it's true........
We’ve got Indiana Phones here!
Very excellent video .
Sir , thank you so much .
I am from Sri Lanka ..
Eka wada karanawada
to increase range you would need a Q2 with a bit more power, you could also reduce the value of R4 slightly to increase range, but if you go to low it will burn the transistor
And can i do that how to increase range at least around my house.
where did you learn this any books you can recommend me ?
@@goran-is6zr you should study electromagnetic waves to learn this stuff but its generally common sense to get more efficiency you should get a high output for any electronic device. in this case resistor protects some of the elements in the circuits while loads the circuit a bit which causes range to decrease. you can start learning with basic circuit theory and electronic devices like transistors, diodes, op amps and so on, after that study electromagnetic field&wave theory in order to comperhend the basic logic of antennas.
it a very good project, can you please elaborate more with the function of each components. it would be very useful for students like us.
thanks birat poudel
This should be installed in the college toilet😅
You should learn how to spell college.
🤔😂
@@JohnLeePettimoreIII bro that was mistyped😅😅😅
You often don‘t need a jammer there, as often there is no 4G service.
Excellent Presentation as well as impressive. Instead of using this as a science project. Use this in Competitive Project. The Medal is Your's
Heh CR, looks like you are using AWG#14 wire instead of AWG#24 to make the coil iinductors.
imagine some annoyed parent watching this just to make one to block their kids phone
*𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗽𝗵𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗷𝗮𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿 𝗵𝗮𝘀 𝘀𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗯𝘂𝗴𝘀 @ **3:20** .*
Now he’s going to have to debug it
@@gamer-gd8mu , I was watching the video on my 4K TV and saw it. I thought a bug was on my TV at first. 😂🤣
All classrooms in schools should have these as standard. When I was a secondary school teacher far too many kids would not put their phones away. The response by the senior management wasn't to totally ban phones in school, but tell teachers to take the phones!!!! Recent research indicates that far form potentially being educational tools, you are far more likely to remember something you read on paper than on a screen. I write novels and most of my research is done using books. If I use Wiki or similar, I have to write stuff down or print it out to remember it.
Put outside rival drug dealers houses.
Use it during bank heist
DeadlyVenomKing now your thinking.
When watching movies at the cinema
good project Mr Utpal :D
Thanks Mr Et :)
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Et Discover ur video has small crkt but complicated parts but this video is simple but large in size
This is useful when my teenage daughter is phoning her friends at 2am in morning and keeping me awake
24 AWG? Looks closer to 16 AWG.
*_The Payday Gang_** wants to know your location*
I nEeD a MeDic BaG
Miami,fl
He is INDIAN. I bet 100£
damn i cant wait for pd3
WULULULULULULULULU
You didn't want build a jammer for stopping Vodafone sim it has its own jammer
stolen af lol
Police where you at
I don't need this jammer in house already there is no signal u come to my house but hat's off for ur talent
Actual inductance values would be helpful; without knowing the exact cross sectional area it can't be easily calculated.
Would love to hide one of these in the toilet at work
Fuckin genius. Why does this only have 7 likes
Genius
@@Liam_D now 17 with mine😝😝😂💤😂😂😂😂😂
Or throw stink bombs inside the restroom they won’t last that long
3:20 your assistante is runving away !
basically a circuit that beats the 1st IF , only a few feet range at best, but it will overpower the Cx signal at close range
What is the range of this jammer , and how can we improve the range ???
I was about to ask the same question
@Agent Shreff how
@Agent Shreff no its not that simple, you have to increase the power too
Connect to 3 phase.
@@robinmyman epic
With an NE555’s speed of 500khz , how would this interfere with cellphone frequencies? (Serious question)
I would like to know too
Not 100% one this, but if you look at the circuit diagram, on the right side with the transistor, this is setup like a frequency amplifier circuit, so this could drive the standard frequency of the 555 to a frequency that would interfere with a standard cell phone signal. Also as a side note, the unit is running off of a 9V battery, so the unit wouldn't have that much power to drive out of the antenna to have that great of a range (saw someone else comment that the range of this unit, after they built it, was about 5 inches). Hope this helps!
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Rafael Macedonia
Actually what is the name of the Chip ( circuit board ) if you want to buy it out side
Its PCB (PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD). Screenshot the layout nd get it made from any local pcb maker. Rest of the items are written in description
@@mohitrocks55 So we need to show the circuit and ask them to make it
@@Lastday3 Yes
All a circuit board is its wires so you could just make the same layout with wires i believe
He also showed a wiring diagram too. But it becomes complex as there will be lots of wires. PCB acts like a puzzle board, jst put all the pieces nd u r done.
Erroneus title that induces to confusion, the heart of jammer is not the 555, RF Common Base colppits oscillator instead. The 555 only serves to attack it modulating by square wave signal using varactor effect in B-E Junction in order to expand the spectrum. This RF oscillator works close to IF frequency.
Finally killed that cell phone 3 inches from me!!! Building "radio frequency" blockers/jamers for years.... look up the queensland and you will see
3 inches only!! Lol 😂
Woot
Make like 20 of these and attach solar panels and leave them around town or your enemy's home😈😈
Haha
Good idea bro
😂😂😂
No need to jamm the signal in idea. As it is already 😉😉
Every smart dad that is fed off of his wife will install it in the whole house
Your schematic is incorrect; the schematic shows R3 and R5 between VCC and GND without a connection "dot" to the base of Q1 and cathode of C1. However the PCB layout mask clearly shows those points connected! This would certainly be an issue for anyone breadboarding or perfboarding this circuit without your PCB layout.
hello can you please provide the right circuit diagram for this as i will be running the circuit simulation via multism. hope you can see this sir
Very good thanks.
The oscillator works at 2.5 MHz true?
It is interesting that it disturbs the receiver even though it works on GHz frequencies.
lol
No, the maximum frequency of the ne555 is around 500kHz, but the electromagnetic field can still disturb the cell phone signal, I think
Yeah I never really understood this, is it a frequency multiplier? Or is it that the higher harmonics from this specific oscillator creates noise for the base band of 2/3/4G signals?
IMO the oscillator is L1/L2 and varcap 30pf, the NE555 only excites this oscillator from time to time, its own frequency doesn't matter
Perhaps the fact of being a square signal allows some of its components in high frequency to generate interference. You have to do FFT with an oscilloscope.
Effective at how many meters
IDK but good question
this guy still hasn't answered my question
@@44LACETTİARABATAMİRCİSİ i think it is experiment as they has not enough coverage thats why he put circuit near to cell phone
@@digvijaysrivastava7465 You are right bro..
@@44LACETTİARABATAMİRCİSİ i think it depends on antenna...make more than 30 turns !! For more coverage
he jammered his own phone at 2 inch distance ,, wonderful
How can you upgrade the effective range
Proper RF circuit and PCB design!
...it also jamms old radio controlled car access. ;)
you make this ?
all my phone arround about 10meters also my 27mhz car toy jamms with this circuit, but isn't take affect with my drone 2.4ghz/5.8ghz
Kadek Sudarwika that's because your drone is using a Wifi frequency, which isn't quite the same thing as a cellular signal
Atze Fatze not in America. We use the 27 MHz band for that here.
Where i got this circuit
please send me link of pcb which Download in phone
FCC notices of forfeitures (fines)start in the 1000sands , and several other laws are involved since some cell signals are in or close to public service freq.
Hi there great video but one question. 220E resistor what does that mean 220 ohm??
220 Ohm
Thank you bro
No thanks bro 😊
0:33
yes..... LEST'S i'm with you all the way mate, LEST's do it
HEHE
what is lest's. or do you mean let;s as in let us
@@geograph1000
No... i do , 100% mean LEST'S
but...
I'm guessing you think that i can't spell correctly hehe
mate, LOOK AT THE VIDEO REFERENCE THAT I PUT UP
0:33 seconds
if you pay attention in the video at 33 seconds, it says "LEST'S MAKE"
hehe
so, i do mean LEST'S because i'm quoting the mistake in the video
Now bulit your channel jamer 😂😂😂😁
How far can it jams ? It only works within very close to the phone ? Thanks in advance.👍👏
3:21 3mm bug, 5V auto-crawling
What’s the range on this and can you increase it w/ larger antenna? 🍟
If you are in the US remember jamming a phone is a felony with 10 in fed prison.......
it also only works within 5 inches and u have to do it for a prolonged period of time
@@jesset2550 Still a felony
Meh, plenty of ridiculous things are Federal Felonies. Bartering for a Flamingo is also a 10 stretch so is leaving the country with more than $5 nickels or pennies. Yeah, it's like that.
@@thaddeuscarpenter1580 Except preventing calls represents a clear danger to people, hence why it is a felony.
@@tando6266 So shouldn't the lack of cell phone reception in many areas be a felony because it poses a clear danger to people? It goes both ways.
One man doing this,another on the telecom tower switching on/off the main board. 😁😁😁
0:31 lest's make.
Hey buddy ware did you get all of the parts for it
From shop and the plate he 3d printed
how long of that distance from hypocenter?
Would love some theory on operation. Also, 24 gauge is telephone or breadboard wire, much smaller; this looks like about 16, and is there clearcoat on them? the adjacent turns are touching.
All the copper wire is enamled. The VCO oscillates on the same freq as the phone, thus jamming the signal. You need to add rf power amplifier for range over 1 meter
Sir what is the range of that device
45-50
Feet
@m14wdotcom ngakak njiiirrrr... 😂😂😂
youngstarr battery life?
@@seriousMR seriously?
My teacher tried to make one of these to get us off our phones
She did not
No she didn’t
She did not
how much range of this jammer
Tame plz
Range of jammer
What is the range
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Utpal too good..
Keep Making this type of videos
I dont understand why you soldered the wires to the header pins. Also range on this is what 3 inches maybe.. whats the point of this.
Proof of concept I guess
How the hell do people know what to do with all these wires and components. I'm so confused
To how much range (radius) it will Jam the signal?
2 ft
@@dreamachievers2379 great🤣
tell me how to increase range
@vivek minj You would have to increase the number of turns of the inductors. But that means you will have to calculate the increase of the inductance of the inductors, and calculate how much the capacitance needs to be increase for the capacitor. It's difficult... it could work just by increasing the number of turns of the main coil tho... not sure.
@Thematrixagent thanks
Why does my phone still have signal when he turned it on huh huh???
Bruh
@@revolution5547 lol 😛
Salt :/
You used old nokia phone to demonstrate but does that jammer work in morden mobile like *red mi* and *Lenovo*😃😃😃
Pls answer
bro, can I ask for a scheme and layout with a radius of 50 meters?
Just you need to add three stages RF amplifier, it could be with three transistors, first one act as pre-amplifier.
Second one as driver.
And third one as final stage power amplifier at least 1watt output,then you need perfect antenna...
Just search it and easy to make...
coils has different count of threads as described :D
Disappointing there was no discussion of the theory on why it works, or even what the adjustable capacitor is for. I didn't think a 555 could oscillate at cellular frequencies.
I don't think it does. It is used as 'noise signal' which is carried by the one genarated my BF495 transistor (which generates high frequency 1:46 ).
@@andreastsiougkos7853 it simply excites the tank circuit and causes it to oscillate at it's resonant frequency.
I am big fan of You from India. 🌷
How "555" works with signals more than 10MHz ?
the 555 doesn't create the UHF signal itself, the transistor forms an oscillator together with L1, L2, C4, C5 and other parts, the 555 timer just "disrupts" that oscillator/constantly moves its frequency around, so the interference caused by this device has a bigger bandwidth.
THANK YOU. I really hate people that do "copy-paste" circuits without any working explain. This isn't for "educational purposes" this video is purely distructive.
Mohammad Alfauomey it drives the resonant tank to produce a higher harmonic frequency, a frequency multiplyer.
@@raffaele148 how can a video be destructive?
@@lazyh-online4839 The simple fact is that he's not explaining the base of the circuit, nor he's explaning the science behind. He's just releasing it, nothing to learn from. Its just for the pure intent of bragging and giving a way to people to be dicks.
:D
Thank you. I'll be using this in the bus! :D
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Legend come here to see this is true or not
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And the effective range is? ... Unknown. And the battery lifetime is? ... Not important. I'm so very happy I know how to put a component onto PCB. Yes, the music was .....
Now i can be mute from r6
Game2Game this does not block a drone it blocks phone signals
@@ZTheGuy r/woosh
@@ZTheGuy btw it can disarm phone c4... So thats cool! :D
@@game2game621 c4 will be triggered when signal is lost.
@@integrationofmanandmachine4714im pretty sure that when you call the phone strapped on the bomb the phone goes to send energy to the vibrating module but its reconnected to the bomb detonator, everybody knows whats next
*What did the whole project cost you in rupees?*
Your Dad -- I have the same doubt
Aprox 100Rs
Digital Video 100 rupees only? Are you sure?
@Masoom Khan that's why the biggest multinational companies hire Indians as their CEOs. You people are very talented.
Iski bord kaha milegi? I mean kis NAME se
What is its range capacity how long distance