Thanks FJ

Very interesting reading, seems they split almost everything 50/50, if you believe military and commercial sides are of equal value...

I still don't get what this new radar does...I understand that it works on different wavelengths, which is good, runs cool, good, and that somehow, it is a weapon too?

That would be really good for someone, and very bad for everyone else.

This answers my question...

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