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And high-performance infrared cameras are also probably one of those things that end up on arms control lists. (Since it's not just useful for spotting planes o
by DuskStar 8y ago
And high-performance infrared cameras are also probably one of those things that end up on arms control lists. (Since it's not just useful for spotting planes on your "runway", but also for spotting tanks or people on your hill requesting an ordnance delivery)
- bigiain 8y agoI have several of these emails (when ordering to Australia): Hello, Your recent SparkFun order contains 1x KIT-13233: FLiR Dev Kit. This item is export controlled by the United States government. By law, we are required to gather the following information from you as the importer: 1) Do you intend to sell or send this item to anyone in any of the following countries: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, or Syria? 2) Will this be used in any military applications? 3) Will you be the ultimate end user of this item? If no, please go to 3.a. 3.a) If you are not the end user, who will this item be sold or transferred to? Please include full name, physical address, end use and confirmation that they will not sell or transfer this item to any party in Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan or Syria. 4) What is the end use of this item? 5) Where is the location where the item will be used? Response to all five questions is necessary before we are able to ship your order. If we don’t hear back from you within one week, your order will need to be canceled.Please let me know if you have any questions. I hope you have a great day!
- semi-extrinsic 8y agoI've had this exact one for all sorts of kit. Digital pressure regulators, optics alignment hardware, etc.