[DEPcom]

I am curious to know the frequency that Chinese balloons may employ to transmit data back to China or any other destination. It would not make sense to gather intelligence without a way for it to be returned to the home base.

If only I had my multiple radios turned on during the previous balloon incident.

[acapesket]

Amazing... You are right up there with Buckhead!!!
Mega Kudos!!!

[ransomnote]

I was thinking it might upload to a satellite?

[Night Hides Not]

Soon to be called “historical documents” when the aliens arrive.

[krogers58]

I am curious to know the frequency that Chinese balloons may employ to transmit data back to China or any other destination. It would not make sense to gather intelligence without a way for it to be returned to the home base.

If only I had my multiple radios turned on during the previous balloon incident.


Why couldn't they be using laser to communicate with a passing satellite? Thwy could be using a bandwidth that is outside of the visible spectrum, and could "burst" data, and shut down until within range of a satellite again.

[gundog]

I would think it was transmitted (encrypted?) by a directional antenna, to an orbiting satellite.

[shalom aleichem]

They just relay it on up to the China satellites overhead which then transmit back to the Middle Kingdom in quick time. One of the boldest and most astonishing moves in spydom history. But it helps when the “leader” is totally owned by China.

[Bob Ireland]

***I am curious to know the frequency that Chinese balloons may employ to transmit data back to China ***

The receivers could be right here in this country, hooked to the internet, covertly relaying all telemetry and data as required.

Great post, ransomnote!