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To: GingisK

Interesting article. It doesn’t say what frequency it works at. Here is an other interesting article about people radar. It would obviously have to operate a frequency such that the signal doesn’t get scattered or absorbed by the structure.


155 posted on 03/23/2018 3:07:46 AM PDT by EVO X
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To: EVO X
The military one was a Doppler Effect device. The operator wore headphones and listened for swishy noises. People sounded like someone walking through Styrofoam peanuts with other odd noises in accompaniment.

It operated at a number of frequencies just to optimize reflections from watery objects such as people.

157 posted on 03/23/2018 4:12:41 AM PDT by GingisK
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