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hongseleco

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    1.) Absolutely, DIY aspect is still very strong (which is why I'm in in personally, I think it's pretty cool and interesting) Low Power modes (QRP) are magical. Recently increased …

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    Why is this trending again for the 10+ time?

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    Comment #24908225

    I second this, I want details!

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    Comment #22995028

    something something 5 eyes?

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    > Anti-MIC comment Depends on where you draw your ethical boundaries? I mean it's a lucrative career in itself and you get to work in cutting edge tech that hopefully never gets pr…

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    I don't know if they offer tours at the WLW site itself, but I do know that in the VOA museum there is a lot of detailed info/history and items pertaining to WLW.

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    Comment #19527014

    The F-35 is the EA-35

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    Comment #19527000

    Yes, The F-35 is more like a EA-35.

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    Comment #19526999

    Not unless you have EA-18Gs and EC-130s raising the noise floor along with lots of disposable drones cluttering the fire control RADAR. And more missile truck F-16s, F-18s, and F-1…

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    >Being extremely difficult to detect while also being outfitted with very high end sensors makes it almost certain that F-22s and F-35s are able to engage enemies on their own term…

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    You have a few F-35s and F-22s relaying high quality targeting information back to F-18s, F-15s and F-16s, which the US has more of, that carry lots of long range air-to-air missil…

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    Comment #18898497

    Definitely! Would love to see some discussions about Open Source FPGA development (ex. TinyFPGA, iCEBreaker, FOMU)!