@whitewhoadie: 🚨 OPEN-SOURCE MILITARY RADAR JUST DROPPED Someone built a full military-grade radar that tracks multiple targets up to 20km away. Ships with: • Complete PCBs • FPGA code • Full schematics • Python GUI • MIT license (100% free) Contractors charge $250K for this. One dev just open-sourced the entire thing. 👉 https://github.com/NawfalMotii79/PLFM_RADAR Who’s building their own radar today? Drop a 🔥

Heathy :

Fake Ai. Read the keyboard

Iam Groot :

Military grade just means that it was designed.And manufactured by the lowest bidder, it doesn't make it great.It makes it easy to mark up

𝙄𝙢𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙫𝙞𝙨𝙚𝙙𝙇𝙤𝙜𝙞𝙘 :

Correct me if I'm wrong, doesn't Military Grade just mean.. Cheap to produce?

ben_meulenbeld_007 :

Samy.mrn :

All risk , no reward

Tanuki :

need to look up if its good enough to track large birds

Bluelightbandit :

I’m putting the most unnecessary stuff in my cyber deck for no reason at all. Prototype T30

Lucatron® :

Is it legal tho?

Rentzen :

That’s like a “hello world” in radar’s world but pretty bad. 👍

António Maria Santos Pereira :

bro, I only designed a couple basic stuff on kicad that would prob be full of bugs if printed, now my TikTok is gone....this prob bait 😂

Azero :

Don't know about military grade but cool project

Hank Hill :

wild, my phone won't let me screenshot this video, the app literally blocks it for only this video

Sandro Alessi :

Is the used frequency even free for public use?

Yanis :

okay and ?

Arthur :

That’s the cyberpunk I’m here for

jflima.25 :

SEE MY RREPOST

Michael Bottego :

ooh - lowest bid or longest maintenance contract? Whats a kilometer?

hate :

thats why i love GitHub

tigerdnc :

Can some one build me a nice trackman for golf instead of this military grade thing?

Helena G Fiorenza :

I guess I am on the tight side of tiktok

danielchapiesky :

passive phased?

Be_Consistent :

to the point 👉 i liked your contest

TruthSeeker.HQ :

I absolutely love when brains are used for the good guys and not just the bad guys. Thanks for sharing friend

mr_green_thumb :

could be very useful for radio astronomy