About: Camera Jammer

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The Camera Jammer is a handheld device with a trigger built in, allowing the user to temporarily disrupt surveillance cameras. It operates off of a capacitor that must be allowed to recharge from its battery after a short time.

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rdfs:label	Camera Jammer
rdfs:comment	The Camera Jammer is a handheld device with a trigger built in, allowing the user to temporarily disrupt surveillance cameras. It operates off of a capacitor that must be allowed to recharge from its battery after a short time.
dcterms:subject	Equipment Gadgets
abstract	The Camera Jammer is a handheld device with a trigger built in, allowing the user to temporarily disrupt surveillance cameras. It operates off of a capacitor that must be allowed to recharge from its battery after a short time. The Camera Jammer saw use by Third Echelon's Splinter Cell Program, specifically used by one of their agents, Sam Fisher, during the Indonesian Crisis in 2006. The device was then replaced with the Optically Channeled Potentiator (OCP) at some time between 2006 and 2007, a device that was attached to Splinter Cell operative's standard issue SC Pistol. Despite functioning similarly, both devices are vastly different - while the Camera Jammer requires the user to always point the Jammer at the camera, the OCP only requires the user to point at a camera (or any other electronic-based device) to disable it temporarily without the need to point at the object.

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