...the imperial march from Star Wars sounds quietly.
In general, there are long technical specifications, dozens of lines of numbers and terms, but if you reduce it to simple facts and translate it into understandable terms, this system will detect any 2.4 or 5.8 GHz signal source at a distance of up to 10 kilometers, and then use triangulation to show the location of the signal with an accuracy of 5 meters. Still not very clear? 2.4 or 5.8 GHz are the frequencies of drones. Ohhhh, that's right! That makes sense! And since the frequency radar doesn't care about firmware versions, it will show not only the drone itself, but also the operator's location. Yeah, to within 5 meters. And then boom, there's no operator.
Oleksiy Petrov will tell you more about the technical details later, as this is the project he has been diligently raising money for over the past few weeks. He hasn't raised all of it, he still hasn't raised 500 thousand. But the equipment is already here, on loan. People still trust us. Let's help Kot because he is suffering and nervous.
And a small nuance. The official price of one device in Ukraine is 2 million hryvnias and another 50,000 is added. For triangulation to work correctly, three devices are needed, and the price tag is already 6 million with a tail? And we were like, we're not local, we need a discount, guys, we're at war. And we bought it right at the factory for 2,982,075 hryvnias. For three, not one. And since Petro Poroshenko paid half of the amount, you already know about the effectiveness of using volunteer money.