Mobile Backpack Jammer

A wearable, dismounted RF jamming platform that puts mid-range drone denial capability in the hands of a single operator. Covering five frequency bands simultaneously, the system disrupts drone control links, video feeds and Wi-Fi-based communication protocols from within a compact, field-ready backpack form factor.

Disruption range: 1 km
Output power: 50 W
Active bands: 5
Form factor: 30 × 40 × 20 cm

Operational concept

Engineered for scenarios where a fixed or vehicle-mounted system cannot be positioned in time, or where the operational area changes faster than infrastructure can be deployed. A single dismounted operator carries effective RF denial through the full mission cycle — staging, approach, the active threat window and withdrawal.

Mid-layer effector: outer (GNSS · 8–10 km) → mid (backpack · 1 km) → inner (fixed · 8 km)
Operators move continuously while the jammer remains active
No site preparation, power infrastructure or communications run required

Configurable frequency allocation

The system supports operator-defined frequency configuration, allowing bands to be enabled, disabled or power-weighted based on the local threat profile, frequency coordination requirements or battery conservation priorities.

Threat-matched output — prioritise 2.4 and 5.8 GHz against DJI platforms, or weight 400 MHz against long-range RC
Frequency deconfliction — selectively disable bands used by friendly comms, first responders or broadcast
Power management — fewer active bands extends battery life for longer patrols

Operational use cases

Tactical field units — squad-level RF denial without vehicle or command post support
Temporary infrastructure protection — drone-exclusion envelope around FOBs, fuel points and logistics hubs
Event & VIP route security — a moving denial bubble covering entry and egress routes
Counter-UAS fill coverage — reposition to close dead zones in layered architectures

Frequency bands & denial targets

400 MHz: Sub-GHz control — long-range RC links, legacy command channels, sub-1 GHz FPV · 50 W
2.4 GHz: Primary Wi-Fi — DJI OcuSync / O3, Autel SkyLink, 2.4 GHz RC transmitters · 50 W
5.2 GHz: Wi-Fi / video (low) — mid-band control and video downlink channels · 50 W
5.8 GHz: Wi-Fi / video (high) — FPV analogue and digital video, high-bandwidth data links · 50 W
6.2 GHz: Emerging Wi-Fi 6E — next-generation commercial drone control and video · 50 W
Total: 5 bands active, simultaneous continuous output · 250 W

RF performance

Frequency bands: 400 MHz / 2.4 GHz / 5.2 GHz / 5.8 GHz / 6.2 GHz
Output power: 50 W per active frequency band
Total output: 250 W with all bands active
Effective range: Up to 1 km (environment-dependent)
Band configuration: Operator-selectable; all bands or custom subset
Simultaneous operation: All active bands transmit concurrently

Physical & integration

Form factor: Tactical backpack-integrated unit
Dimensions: 30 × 40 × 20 cm
Deployment mode: Dismounted, vehicle-assisted or static emplacement
Setup time: Seconds — no infrastructure or site preparation
Detection integration: Compatible with BPNE Tracer and external C-UAS sensors
C2 integration: Integration-ready with command and control systems

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