My methodology was not going to be a broad spectrum jamming device. I can see why you might hop onto that notion given my extremely abbreviated description. The signals I would have emitted would have been in line with existing analog signals… in a controlled environment. I’m not an RF guy but I’m also not ham-fisted, if you’ll excuse the pun :)
AFAICT, my larger point still stands.
Jamming is equally illegal no matter how much spectrum you're jamming. Even spoofing WiFi deauth packets is an illegal form of jamming.
This is basically: "I only shit in the pool a little bit"
RF spectrum is like a shared water supply.