I think it'd work
The problem is, how "smart" are these jammers? If they are able to ID the gun then they have the ability to accurately time the pulses. I'd just like to see the jam pulses continue briefly. If the officer lets go of the trigger and reengages, the jammer would resync on the received pulses. It's doable...just not sure the current set of jammers have the memory and computing power to perform this. I'm thinking they can with the right coding. They are already doing some type of pulse prediction...we just need them to extend a second or two. From what I've seen, the laser gun isn't jittering pulses so the jammer has a much easier job figuring out when pulses are coming.
Nice scope BTW....have you ever considered a dual input with laser pulses superimposed with jammer pulses? I'd be interested to see if any guns do any form of active jam detection. The LA is pretty good at ID'ing jammers, it'd be nice to see how it behaves in the presence of a good jam train.
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