[FedCom] Garage door opener jamming in Texas now blamed on the NSA?

[AllanStern at aol.com]

Has been common in the area around Eglin AFB FL too.
 
 
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_jkenyon7 at rochester.rr.com_ (mailto:jkenyon7 at rochester.rr.com)   writes:

Does  anyone know if this is happening anywhere else in the country?

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> On Dec 31, 2013, at 8:42 AM, Steven Donnell  <radiodf at myfairpoint.net> 
wrote:
> 
> Hi,  I know that  some RF remotes used to operate on none other than  
311.00 MHz. They used  fairlly simple pulse coding  and the receivers were just 
simple  super-regens; broad as a barn door,. Newer remotes like key fobs 
mostly  operate in the low 400 MHz area.  Check the FCC ID# on your garage 
door  opener or remote entry key fob.
> 
> Happy new year.   Steve  WA1YKL
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>> On 12/31/2013 4:05  PM, lists wrote:
>> I wonder if they were testing IED triggers? Any  details on this?
>> Looking around the internet, this was blamed on  the usual 380-400MHz
>> trunk systems, but maybe there was more to  this.
>> 
>>>  
http://www.democracynow.org/2013/12/30/glenn_greenwald_the_nsa_can_literally
>>  <snip>
>> AMY GOODMAN: Talk about the beginning of this piece.  "In January 2010,
>> numerous homeowners in San Antonio, Texas, stood  baffled in front of
>> their closed garage doors." Take it from  there, Glenn. Glenn, are you
>> still with us? We may have just lost  Glenn. I’ll just read a little
>> more, until we reconnect with  Glenn.
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