TOP 6 Drone GPS Spoofers

UAV navigation hinges on GPS/GNSS signal availability. If the signal’s down, your drone follows the same trajectory. Such scenarios are really easy to orchestrate because drone GPS spoofers can be easily bought online. Our team lined up the best commercial models you can get for security tests, personal safety, or professional operations. 

HackRF One

One of the cheapest drone jamming tools is a software-defined radio (SDR) like HackRF One. Sold freely online for under $300 a pop, the tiny board can hop between read, transmit, and hop between a range of commonly used drone radio frequencies. With the right tweaks and some course code from public repositories, you can fool drones into chasing ghost coordinates or panicking over bogus no-fly zones. But because HackRF One has limited power output, the spoofing range is just under a few hundred meters. 

SZMID UAD-GQ03

Chinese SZMID sells a roster of counter-drone technologies — RF detectors, portable drone jamming guns, and a broad spectrum radio jammer at a price range of $150 to $300. It’s compact UAD-GQ03 supports freely programmable frequency bands (from 20MHz to 6GHz) and can be combined with drone detection and spoofing systems for networked operations. To boot, it comes with open-circuit and short-circuit protection, RF protection, and internal power safeguards against electric tampering, making it rather effective for field operations. 

AL ASAR TECH Portable UAV GPS Spoofer 

Shenzhen-based AL ASAR is another vendor of affordable drone GPS jamming devices. The portable GNSS GALILEO Satellite Navigation Spoof System can cause multi-band interferences within a 500-meter radius, institute no-fly zones, or force emergency landing.  With a weight of under 5 kg and an integrated battery of 10Ah, it’s a sturdy gear you can take into the field. Unlike other popular GPS spoofers, this device can also meddle with GLONASS, BDS, and GALILEO frequencies. 

WRJ-02 Drone Gun

WRJ-02 is a more expensive gear, retailing from $6K. But it also has close to military-grade capabilities (despite being sold freely) — an extended 1.5GHz, 2.4GHz, and 5.8GHz range, 500-1000 meter jamming range, and a unique segmented jamming function. You can either jam the GPS signal to force a return to home. Or fiddle with image transmission or UAV controls to cause equipment loss. If you activate all three modes at the same time, the drone will be forced to land. 

AXPY3000 by AxEnd, Inc.

California-based AxEdn offers one of the best GPS spoofers for drones in terms of coverage. AXPY3000, the flagship device, has a deflection angle of Horizontal 360° Vertical ±90°, an operating range of an impressive 3km, and five-band frequency support (GPS L1/L2, BDS B1/B2, and GLONASS L1. An IP65 protection rating and temperature operating range of 40°C to +65°C make it a super-strurdy and reliable device for repelling drone traffic. 

ND-BG002 GPS Spoofing Jammer

If you have a bigger budget, NovoQuad Group’s ND-BG002 GPS Spoofing device can be a great investment. It’s a newer generation of tools that uses simulated satellite technology to overpower genuine GNSS signals, redirecting drones to predefined coordinates within a 500 to 3 km range. Ethernet interface provides centralized control, allowing real-time coordination with radar and RF detectors for networked threat response.

Best Drone GPS Spoofers Comparison 

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At Bavovna, we built an AI-powered hybrid INS system designed to outsmart regular GPS spoofers. Housed in a hardened EW case, our kit enables precise navigation in GPS-denied zones, smooth flight through jammed airspace, and fully autonomous operation — no map or signal required.

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