How to Find Tracking Device Jammers
With all of the identification technology that's currently on the electronics market, from caller ID to GPS tracking chips, it was only a matter of time until people starting asking for and using counter-tracking equipment. For those who are concerned that their vehicle has a tracking device on it, for instance, there are GPS and tracking jammers available at a fairly reasonable price. However, with government regulation and crackdowns on this equipment, some of it may be difficult to find.
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Instructions
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Search the Internet. A lot of websites that purport to sell tracking device jammers will come up. Some companies, like spygearco.com are fairly reliable, and they offer a variety of useful products.
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Go to local security or police supply stores. These stores often sell uniforms, duty belts, holsters and a variety of different electronic devices. Some will have tracking device jammers, or the employees should be able to direct your search elsewhere.
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Check with local pawnshops. This is something of a last ditch effort, and it will not likely yield good results, but pawn brokers often carry a unique number of interesting products. Sometimes they will have very specific types of electronics, such as tracking device jammers.
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Tips & Warnings
If you can't find the sorts of electronics you're looking for at a particular store, ask the staff if they know where you could find a GPS or tracking device jammer. Often they'll be able to point you in a new direction, or to offer a catalog or website that will prove helpful.
Be very aware of just what you're buying, and from whom. If the company selling this equipment is outside of the country, or looks shady in some way, then you should move on and try to find a comparable product from another dealer. Also, check your local laws to make sure it's legal for you to own a tracking device jammer, since many states and cities have laws against civilian possession of these items.
