(Radioman390) wrote in message ...

“The system floods an opposing bandwidth with more frequency than those
operating systems release,� said Cmdr. Jim Winship, VX-9 branch head. “This
causes users to temporarily lose service. Everything from telephones to
sophisticated electronic equipment goes static, because the jammer can
overwhelm the frequencies they use.�
.....

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Really? Jam this:

http://www.morsecode.freeserve.co.uk/lamps.htm

I hadn't known what these things were called, but Google suggests that
the name, at least in the British fleet for lanterns used to send
Morse between ships, is "Aldis lamp."

I was hoping to find a picture of the big ones with the shutters
typical of WWII U.S. ships. Think: "Victory at Sea." Please, someone,
find me that image.

KI4-mumble-mumble-mumble.
Remember, 5 WPM beats zero WPM.

(Beloved Leader) wrote ...

Remember, 5 WPM beats zero WPM.

Mr. Davies probably doesn't see it that way.