US Navy Punks Your Garage Door Opener

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The US army has declared war in your garage door opener. A minimum of form of. If you reside near a navy base, you may come home one day to discover that your automatic garage door opener would not work anymore, since between now and 2008 the navy is implementing a brand new radio communication system that just happens to make use of the same frequency as the one used by something like 90% of garage door clickers (to be truthful, the navy has owned that slice of the spectrum for over 50 years, and simply hadn't decided to make use of it till now). The best part in regards to the army potentially punking 1000's or even tens of 1000's of people is that they in all probability will not even know what the hell is going on, and can assume they've got a lifeless battery or a defective unit on their fingers earlier than they're going to suspect that they're simply the sufferer of RF interference.

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