Ey diy. Due to difficulties encountered when trying to get portable

Good luck not getting catched

>>1114201
Possession and use on my own property is completely legal.
I just gotta lower the output power a bit.

>>1114199
>radios with strong encrytion,

Just learn Navajo. Worked for the gubment.

>>1114205
That trick only worked once.

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>>1114199
Impressive. How much time did it take?

>>1114315
About a year.
I had to learn exactly how voice encryption works and then I had to order each component from ebay.
I was even thinking of selling the units online but I'm not sure if there is demand.
There are only a few companies selling encrypted radios and they are expensive as hell.

>>1114199
SOP they'd jam your signal. Can you build in high speed frequency hopping for spread spectrum functionality?

>>1114326
That's beyond my skills, but I could use lora modems. Lora modulation is much more jammer-resistant than gfsk (it is a kind of spread spectrum system).
I really doubt anyone would jam me.
The modems I'm using are widely used in my city for telemetry and iot, so someone would have to somehow figure out exactly which signal is mine.