An awesome mini wireless cellphone jammer -- that deceptively comes in the shape of a cellphone! Not only is it effective at shutting down GSM and 3G cellphone signals - it even eliminates older CDMA and DCS mobile phones for silence all around, all the time!
How does it work?
The Phone No More full spectrum cellphone jammer transmits low power radio signals to cut off communications between cell towers and any cell phones in the proximity. It does not interfere with anything other than mobile phones within a 10 meter working radius! And its a total spy gadget because it doesn't look like a cellphone jammer - it looks like an ordinary cellphone.
What types of cellphones will it disrupt?
The Phone No More full spectrum cellphone jammer has been specifically tuned to disrupt these cell phone frequency ranges:
850-894
925-960
1805-1990
2110-2170
...which correspond to the following mobile phone standards: GSM, 3G, DCS, and CDMA
A Cellphone That Silences Other Cellphones
This is the best example of irony we've seen in a long time - a jammer that looks like a cellphone that jams other cellphones!!! Hahahahaha! Just power up The Phone No More and within seconds, all nearby mobile phones will lose their network signal allowing you to:
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Watch the movie in peace
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Enjoy your dinner in a restaurant
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Conduct efficient meetings
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Deliver effective presentations
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Attend Worship/Mass without interruptions
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Concentrate on the lecture being delivered
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Spend some quiet time in a museum or art gallery
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Read quietly in a public library
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Stop your students from cheating via SMS texting
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And the instant you turn this jammer off, all cellphones will automatically re-establish communications and provide full service. Brought to you by the China wholesale dropship electronics leaders - Chinazrh
At a Glance...
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GSM, 3G, DCS, CDMA cellphone disruption
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No setup necessary; turn on and it immediately begins to jam localized signals.
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Up to 10 meter disruption radius
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Internal Lithium Ion battery
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Effectively shuts up loud cellphone users in public places