will it jam or block signals from tracking you
67332
No. This is an RF Signal collection device. A Jammer would be a Transmitting device.
298058
Only if your lack of signal clarite is due to a ground looping itself through the circuit. If your signal is bad just because you are out of range then no, it will not help.
1776657
Yes. If you are hooking the unit to the rear speakers, if you fade to the front you will lose signal.
1683029
No, this case does not interfere with signal, that's the clearest answer I can give you.
884011
I am not sure but the signal goes through walls so you can have it indoors and it will pick up movement outside
1961364
Yes Alfalfa, I do find that. The closer you are in relation to the base, the better the sound. And yes, if someone moves in front of one, it interrupts the signal. They certainly do have their drawbacks. That being said, I have found that by hitting the Pairing button now and then to re-establish a good Pairing can help.
802334
Yes. It will detect the ka band and/or k band that is associated with the device. Will not identify to you to what actually threat is as the possibilities are endless. The k and ka bands are very widley used. Ive had this detector for about a year and I love it.
1107917
Yes, it does. The signal may be harder to pick up, in certain situations. Such as metal warehouses, or big box stores, etc.
840791
I have not noticed any interference. However I use this device in my Pickup Truck as the receiver for a Wireless TV link monitoring the rear of the car trailer. Often interference is a function of the proximity to the receiver. However I have noticed an awful lot of these wireless video links as I drive around. Even with the receiver located behind the console of the truck I have gotten glimpses of office spaces, garages, sheds, and even home TV. Do not employ this if security or privacy are a consideration. Knowing the operating frequency of the wireless devices operating in your home will give you an idea. Anything that transmits a signal should have a frequency noted on the device some place. There are many individual operating frequencies within any particular band. Unless two devices operate on the exact same frequency you should be OK. I hope this helps.
1452444
Generally yes. It can. As long as you don't have too much interference between locations.
485648
They do not block the signals or any view. They are very easy to install and I would reccomend them to anyone. For real!
1103855
Short answer: No, I don't know for certainLong Answer: I have a number of these units in play, and when they have taken a hit, they typically blow and cease passing signal. So while I can't be certain, I think if they passing data they are good to go.
1770732
Yes, people don't block the signal. However, concrete walls can impede it somewhat. I had my transmitter inside the house (concrete house) and the speakers were outside on the patio. They worked ok, but a little static in the bass. Number of people on the patio had no effect. Also, they sounded better on some days than others... never figured that out. Probably interference from other signals.
1779396
I mounted my inside receiver to the jamb of window facing outside unit that I mounted inside of the bird box sold separately. My unit works lide a charm. I do not know about signal going through metal wall . I would not take anything for my unit. I would stilll give it a 5 star. Wife especially loves the Dakota alert she know knows when anyone is coming up drive. Cliff
2094579
The higher you go the better. signals travel in a straight line, hills, mountains, buildings, do block signals. In the fall when the leaves on the trees drop I'm always amazed at how much stronger the signal strength becomes.
600886
You would have to hold down the main button whenever you wanted to track it... It won't continuously track it for you
1581659
Not sure completely, but I'd say NO since it does use cell-phone to communicate its location to tracker (and probably even uses cell to get position, rather than direct GPS).