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So "immune to jammers" seems to be hyperbole; perhaps "more resistant to jammers" wuld be a more accurate phrasing.
by denton-scratch 3y ago
So "immune to jammers" seems to be hyperbole; perhaps "more resistant to jammers" wuld be a more accurate phrasing.
- yencabulator 3y agoIt's really a question of distance, which is not mentioned in the article. Russian style is to park jammer vehicles pretty much evenly spread out on a line behind their defensive boundary. I'll easily believe "immune to Russian GPS jammers as typically deployed when used X kilometers behind active battles".