The anti-positioning GPS jammer that looks like a mobile power bank can actually be powered by a mobile power bank (via USB)! In order to meet the needs of various scene layouts, the device is equipped with a spring wire car charger plug and a power adapter in addition to the above power supply methods. The dense heat dissipation port dissipates excess heat when the device is running.
Although the PZ-X80 has a hidden antenna for a thinner and more portable design, it still has a 5W output power to block signals in five frequency bands. It can be placed in a suitable position according to the type of signal that needs to be interfered. For example, when shielding the GPS signal in the car, it is best to place the device in the front row or near the center console in the car.
Product Specifications:
| Machine size | 160*100*30mm |
| Machine weight | about 200g |
| Power supply | Plan 1: Mobile power supply 5V 2.5A |
| Plan 2: Car charger 12V 1A/24V 0.5A | |
| Plan 3: Power adapter 220V~240V 2.5A |
Compared to the PUS-JMC5, this PZ-X80 is lighter, supports multiple charging methods, and is more flexible for mobile use. Although the PUS-JMC5 is equipped with a small cooling fan and is suitable for long-term use, it can only cover three signal bands, which is slightly inferior to the PZ-X80 in terms of portability and band coverage. If you are looking for a more comprehensive and portable jammer, the PZ-X80 is a better choice.
