What's the difference between LED and diode jammers?

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Sethy's reply right after this quote answers the error.
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Originally Posted by radardan24

sethy says led jammers are good long range and longer lasting-but was real quick to cut them down from close range it seems??

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Im confused?

Sethy:
your first post has a typo.

I suspect you meant to say Diodes are brighter than LED's.
NOT: "diodes are hundreds of times more powerful then diodes,"

Then after radardan24 said the completely wrong interpretation of your post......... you corrected him with another post quoting:

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Originally Posted by Sethy

"I said they cant jam at long distances because they are too weak"

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Please corect the led vs diode intensity comment and we'll ruler on the knuckles those who aren't paying attention.

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-Suf Daddy

[quote="Suf Daddy"]COMPREHENSION people......................

The world is round........

Sethy's reply right after this quote answers the error.
-Suf Daddy

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Originally Posted by radardan24

sethy says led jammers are good long range and longer lasting-but was real quick to cut them down from close range it seems??

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DOH!!! :lol: :lol:

fixed

sorry, I am not natural english speaker, but as far as I know, LED stays for Light Emitting Diode... So which else diodes are you talking about? What do you call diode if not LED?

They are talking of LASER diodes and not typical Light Emitting Diodes (LED).

Also, LED jammers don't have issues at long ranges, it's short range where they seem to suffer and I'm not convinced it's an LED problem, it's a combination of issues. Anyway, burnthrough always happens when you get closer.

I thought this would be it, but sometimes it's better to ask... Between standard LED and Laser diode is the diference clear.