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Ukrainian firm develops pocket-sized drone video receiver

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A Ukrainian company, CODE380, has developed a compact software-defined radio (SDR) called the D·Vision SDR, capable of intercepting analog video feeds from Russian strike drones up to six miles away. This device, weighing only 10 ounces, aims to help Ukrainian forces locate and counter Russian drones by providing visual intelligence. While effective against current analog transmissions, its utility may diminish if Russia transitions to digital signals, and it is also ineffective against fiber optic drones. AI

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Ukrainian firm develops pocket-sized drone video receiver

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  1. Tom's Hardware TIER_1 English(EN) · Jowi Morales ·

    Pocket-sized Ukrainian receiver intercepts Russian strike drone video feeds up to six miles away

    The D·Vision SDR can intercept signals from 500 MHz to 8.7 GHz, covering the 4.1-4.5 GHz spectrum that Russian Molniya strike drones use to communicate with their operators.

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