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Ummmm. Any country with the knowhow to make an ICBM can source or build a gps receive without said restriction. Just saying. That's like putting a sign "no bu
by wolvoleo 2mo ago
Ummmm.
Any country with the knowhow to make an ICBM can source or build a gps receive without said restriction. Just saying.
That's like putting a sign "no burglary permitted" and leaving the door wide open.
- toast0 2mo agoJust cause the rule is dumb doesn't mean it can be ignored...
- literalAardvark 2mo agoIt certainly can and is... just watch China do it.
- tonyarkles 2mo agoYou’ve just described a significant amount of ITAR. Am Canadian but have to deal with it occasionally. MWIR/LWIR imagers are another prime example. I can order way better (spec-wise at least) IR sensors from AliExpress than I can from the US. Something about high frame rate IR being useful for some kind of guidance towards hot things shrug
- mey 2mo agoExplosions&Fire has an interesting video on this. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XHDXk9THJZM https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XHDXk9THJZM Well indirectly about how they work and to counter them.
- walrus01 2mo agoI've recently seen a very concrete example of a Chinese CRPA GPS/Glonass/Galileo receiver which is being integrated into some Russian UAVs. It's a COTS thing the vendor in China will sell to anyone. In addition to not obeying any arbitrary limits on GPS speed/altitude it's a 4-element small array for better signal discrimination.