yeah, if you're doing something useful in some classes you can mess up
the lesser classes like part 15 toys, but speed guns are probably not
considered part 15 toys.  as far as deliberately messing things up with
no other purpose i honestly don't know, but it would certainly violate
the spirit of the fcc regs, which leaves it in the realm of an
administrative law judges opinion most likely, again not something to
bet on....  and it's not darn, it's darn good, other people aren't there
for your amusement and playing, this is real life, and believe me there
are people out there with even less of a sense of humor than some police
have, and a lot lower opinion of people who mess with them.

David VanHorn wrote:
>
> At 05:31 PM 6/15/2004 -0600, Philip Stortz wrote:
>
> >perhaps, but if you cause interference, it's illegal, especially if it's
> >deliberate.
>
> If my licensed part 97 operations cause your part 15 toy to go haywire, that's your problem. Read the regs, especially that part on the part 15 plate about "and must accept any interference, including that which may cause undesired operation".
>
> >  now deliberately modulating a signal to fool them
> >would definitely be illegal, if not actually enforced.
>
> OTOH I can send video and sound (not music) all day long through my part 97 microwave beacon.  I can also key it for a CW contact.
>
> > still obnoxious
> >as hell either way, and you will still be interfering with speed guns
> >which can only detect the strongest signal.  you would likely be
> >blinding the speed guns when used in the same area.
>
> Darn.
>
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