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> By listening to how broadcasts like FM radio and digital TV bounce off objects, it's possible to determine their positions and velocities. Wasn't some Github
by kklisura 6mo ago
> By listening to how broadcasts like FM radio and digital TV bounce off objects, it's possible to determine their positions and velocities.
Wasn't some Github repo ITAR'd, couple of years ago, due to having python code for some SDR doing this?
Edit: Found it. 3years ago https://www.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR/comments/yu9rei/krakenrf_pulls_passive_radar_code_from_github_due/ https://www.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR/comments/yu9rei/krakenrf_pul...
- pseudohadamard 6mo agoThere's a note on the .fm site saying once it's assembled it can't be exported from the US, and shipping is US-only although I'm not sure if that's due to ITAR or just because international shipping is a headache.