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I bet the military would love/hate it (depending where deployed), because all that stray illumination would make for a perfect bistatic radar source. Suddenly m

by mNovak 3y ago

I bet the military would love/hate it (depending where deployed), because all that stray illumination would make for a perfect bistatic radar source. Suddenly many radars can be passive, and stealth techniques take a serious hit.

wbl 3y ago
Not really: you need to have some modulation to resolve position, not just angle.