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FOX ECM | Radio Jammer / Jamming Pod

The The FOX ECM Radio Jamming Pod is a ready-to-integrate jamming solution for your aircraft and ships. The system has the capability of rapidly detecting static frequencies, sniffing raw data from them, and jamming them. This is an ideal solution for protection against radio guided laser and semi-active missiles like the Blufin and Spike.



Features:

• Rapid Frequency Scanning Up To 500ch/sec
  
• Deep Scan / Rapid Scan Modes
  
• Frequency Sort-By-Strength
  
• 5ch Contact Memory
  
• Simultaneous Scan-While-Jam
  
• Up to 5ch Active Jamming
  
• Channel Data Sniffing & Display
  
• Compact Design
  
• Automatic & Manual Tick Delay Compensation Settings (Microcontroller)

How to Use:
https://youtu.be/8j_ukr996-U



Limitations:
Scanning and jamming is tricky business in Stormworks. With the potential for so many perfect "1hz" frequencies to choose from, and the need to perfectly scan one at a time, and jam them distinctly, its far easier to hide and scramble radio than it is to find it and jam it. For realism sake, players may want to abide by role-play rules when it comes to what channels are available for their use, i.e. 1-20000 (if we emulate 5mhz/ch bandwidth within the 0-10Ghz band). In real life, there's really only 300Ghz of usable spectrum, which is more like 10-30Ghz or less of usable semi-omni-directional spectrum for PTMP data links. It's far easier to scan and jam than it is to reliably send/receive data. The opposite is true in SW. So, while this jammer works well within a set of RP rules, outside of that there are far too many tricks that are possible in SW for a hardened radio system to be defeated by jamming. I mean, you can use negative frequencies. That's total bs. lol

Known Issues:
Clearing memory with a custom scan range set sometimes crashes out the frequency memory Lua block, causing it to not display found frequencies. Until I find the bug, resetting the scan range to a 0,0 default and cycling the system power seems to fix it in most cases.

Special thanks to:
Blurred Dev for his incredible help with this project and helping teaching me Lua! Thanks Blurred!