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| | Autoduel Quarterly: Electronic Warfare |
 | | There are two types of radio jamming: broad spectrum, or "barrage" jamming, which interferes with all signals in a certain area (even friendly ones), and narrow beam, or "point" jamming which only affects the other guy's signals. |
 | | Barrage jamming is most effective against those who don't have EW equipment of their own, and it has the advantage of simplicity; just flick a switch and let 'er rip. |
 | | Once the target of a point jam burns through the interference, the jamming equipment must be recalibrated, a process which requires five seconds, during which the EW systems operator may do nothing else. |
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