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A procedural victim. Unfortunate, I was hoping to use this to track vehicle speeds on my street. ITAR always falls apart at the edges. High-end thermal and nig
by sklargh 4y ago
A procedural victim. Unfortunate, I was hoping to use this to track vehicle speeds on my street.
ITAR always falls apart at the edges. High-end thermal and night vision equipment online to “US persons,” but a a bad passive radar’s code isn’t.
- password4321 4y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11714207 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11714207
- fortran77 4y agoWell, you can still do it. You just have to dig a little for the code. And you can use Active radar. Commercial radar guns that are available for consumers, so there must be frequencies allocated to use this legally https://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-101911-Velocity-Speed-Gun/dp/B0002X7V1Q https://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-101911-Velocity-Speed-Gun/dp... (though if you build your own device, it won't have specific FCC certification, but if you operate with in the same parameters -- frequency and power -- you're extremely unlikely to be noticed or penalized.)
- some_random 4y agoITAR is about export, not possession. The trouble with our global information network is that it's global.
- HideousKojima 4y ago>ITAR is about export, not possession. Nope, ITAR has been used by the feds to put the squeeze on legal gun manufacturers and sellers, even if they don't actually export guns: https://orchidadvisors.com/i-do-not-export-does-itar-apply-to-me/ https://orchidadvisors.com/i-do-not-export-does-itar-apply-t...