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SupremeCourt:
Its the easiest to build, does not mean its easy to build. It means among all radars its the easiest radar to build. People from your part of Africa have a thinking problem and bark like a bingo over simple observations people make online.

"Its the easiest to build, does not mean its easy to build"... We know your life is kinda confusing as a 40-year-old virgin, but try thinking straight it might help you.

SupremeCourt:
Passive PESA is the easiest type of radar to build. Even Korea and India, etc have gone beyond PESA, they are busy with AESA radar. China has moved ahead of AESA to build QUANTUM radar.

Good, out of 200 countries in the world only less than a dozen have a functional passive radar... A cold beer and biltong for the CSIR, it's a job well done.

When UK's Foreign secretary (AKA Trump's twin from another mother) visited Kenya a while back.

ActivateKruger:
"Its the easiest to build, does not mean its easy to build"... We know your life is kinda confusing as a 40-year-old virgin, but try thinking straight it might help you.

I know you won't miss this, would your dick fall off if you don't ignore ehnn. why bro ?

Kalapizim:
I know you won't miss this, would your dick fall off if you didn't ignore ehnn. why bro ?

Why ignore a self proclaimed US-based military researcher? The temptation to whip his ass is rather too much.

ActivateKruger:
Why ignore a self proclaimed US-based military researcher? The temptation to whip his ass is rather too much.

There lies the problem, he replies you guys and the whole thread gets messy.

Slightly off-topic

According to this article, Botswana has the best police force in Africa. The worst being....



http://allafrica.com/stories/201711100466.html?utm_campaign=allafrica%253Aeditor&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_content=promote%253Aaans%253Aabkgta

I mean like 90% of these thread derailment can all be prevented by ignoring a select amount of people.

Mynd44:
Nigerian army para-troopers

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Equatorial Guinea Coat of Arms

kenyan soldiers from 1st Mechanized Infantry Battalion under amisom rehabilitate watering troughs in Busaar, Gedo Region.

Algerian1:
Curious to know why nigerians havnt bought the military X , EHF , UHF transponders to for nigeriasat 2 and 3 , its the same satellite base , same chinese compagny and i m sur cost would not rise a lot and will give nigerian army a huge advantage for drones mal , aircrafts , datalink military operation inside and outside nigeria ect.. And this satelittes have 15 years minimum service life

I can assure you the DHQ is neighing, braying, bleating and even screeching in the CinC's ears for it

Zambian Air force

NAF Cobras

U.S. Conducts Airstrike in Support of the Federal Government of Somalia

SupremeCourt:
build a multirole light utility aircraft with radar inside it. Different strokes for different folks.

Is this the aircraft NAF signed on for ?

somalia troops

Royal Moroccan air force

F 16 block 52+ , Mirage F1 MF2000 , F-5 Tiger III

Algerian1:
Curious to know why nigerians havnt bought the military X , EHF , UHF transponders to for nigeriasat 2 and 3 , its the same satellite base , same chinese compagny and i m sur cost would not rise a lot and will give nigerian army a huge advantage for drones mal , aircrafts , datalink military operation inside and outside nigeria ect.. And this satelittes have 15 years minimum service life

It all depends on how you look at it. The X, C, Ku, L and ka band all fall under super high frequency range (SHF), the the Ka-band fall under extremely high frequency (EHF). The major deal is the ultra high frequency (UHF).

No much difference bro. The Nigerian military use the satellite too but I don't know the extent of use. I know the military just commissioned their space agency a week ago.

At least 4 presumed Ansaroul Islam militants killed following hours of clashes with the Burkinabe army around noon today in Ariel, Soum Province, 4 soldiers also wounded including 1 severely

Well Algerian, just like you, a lot of things make us curious and wonder about certain decisions in our country.

Algerian1:
Curious to know why nigerians havnt bought the military X , EHF , UHF transponders to for nigeriasat 2 and 3 , its the same satellite base , same chinese compagny and i m sur cost would not rise a lot and will give nigerian army a huge advantage for drones mal , aircrafts , datalink military operation inside and outside nigeria ect.. And this satelittes have 15 years minimum service life

SupremeCourt:
Wrong you are ! korea exports fighter jets and warships. India is the biggest arms importer in the world. China is among biggest 7 arms exporters in the world. Only a fool thinks thats a small fry. You better get your head reconfigured.

Which is exactly my point.

iblawi:
It all depends on how you look at it. The X, C, Ku, L and ka band all fall under super high frequency range (SHF), the the Ka-band fall under extremely high frequency (EHF). The major deal is the ultra high frequency (UHF).

No much difference bro. The Nigerian military use the satellite too but I don't know the extent of use. I know the military just commissioned their space agency a week ago.

Just confirmed that the L band is UHF. So we have the same thing.

L band = UHF
Ku, C, and X band = SHF
Ka band = EHF

SupremeCourt:
Its the easiest to build, does not mean its easy to build. It means among all radars its the easiest radar to build. People from your part of Africa have a thinking problem and bark like a bingo over simple observations people make online.

"Its an easy radar to build, but radars are hard to build. Major players in the global arms market make more advanced radars"

So what exactly is your point?

"Section Attack"

iblawi:
Just confirmed that the L band is UHF. So we have the same thing.

L band = UHF
Ku, C, and X band = SHF
Ka band = EHF

thanks its too complicated for me this frequency subject


so if you get data link , long-endurance, high-altitude surveillance drones guided by satellite , it will give nigerian army a hudge advantage in operations . any info about how nigerian army use this satelite ?

Whats left of the Scots battalions... soon to be lost forever

Maritime Reaction Squadron, the early days

Until today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABacLwdmAro

Ah, the Gecko... an old idea that never goes out of fashion

Algerian1:
thanks its too complicated for me this frequency subject


so if you get data link , long-endurance, high-altitude surveillance drones guided by satellite , it will give nigerian army a hudge advantage in operations . any info about how nigerian army use this satelite ?

I will say Nigerian defence not Nigerian army. The army, Navy and airforce work together with Nigcomsat for now but since they just launched defence space administration this week, we should expect lot of changes. Seriously, I can't say much on the extent of use but I know they've being using it in the fight against boko haram and they are really interested in the new satellites.

newafricaken254:
At least 4 presumed Ansaroul Islam militants killed following hours of clashes with the Burkinabe army around noon today in Ariel, Soum Province, 4 soldiers also wounded including 1 severely

Whats up with the rubber bands on the grenade?

Why would you want to stop the lever from popping when you pull the pin?