> GPS signals are relatively low power (American GPS broadcasts at 25 watts and are ~10-15W at sea level)
Did you lose 16 orders of magnitude for the sea level values? GPS signal strength on the ground is usually below -135dBm per square meter. That gives you a couple of femtowatts with commonly used antenna, if you're lucky.
Did you lose 16 orders of magnitude for the sea level values? GPS signal strength on the ground is usually below -135dBm per square meter. That gives you a couple of femtowatts with commonly used antenna, if you're lucky.
Easy to jam doesn't begin to describe it.