So to get things out of the way, I don't fly maliciously.
I have been flying rc for a few years, and am building a long range fpv plane. With people being more against drones than ever, and drone jammer being fairly easy to make (despite the legality), I'm trying to protect my investment.
I use a TBS crossfire reciever on the plane. It operates at 913mhz and is encrypted.
I use gps for the reciever and the flight controller.
I also use a 5658mhz transmitter for video from the plane to the ground station.
The main thing I'm trying to protect is the gps modules and TBS reciever. If the gps loses connection, I can fly manually. If the TBS unit goes down, then the flight controller initiates return-to-home and flies back to the takeoff point. However, if both go down, then the plane goes down. If the gps and video go down, then I lose orientation, resulting in a crash
How would I protect the plane the best I can against potential threats from a malicious person with a drone jammer?
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