Uchiha
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This is our own GPS, that's all.
Do you use it in your phones and cars? Just asking
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This is our own GPS, that's all.
Are you referring to your friend's comment about the satellite's altitude? Because if you are, then you are correct about your friend being ignorant of basic science. And you being so ignorant about it as well.lol, nice try Taiwan, the Beidou 2 is 36000 km above the sky.
Beidou satellites raise fears of threat to Taiwan - Taipei TimesI have nothing to say to this, this displays total ignorance of basic science.
Do you use it in your phones and cars? Just asking
You two move in front of the class. Cracks me up that the Chinese boys here do not understand China's version of the GPS.he may be referring to local area signal jamming..Only within the area of Taiwan..thats is possible..well they only need to jam it's signal ,no need to destroy it
Are you referring to your friend's comment about the satellite's altitude? Because if you are, then you are correct about your friend being ignorant of basic science. And you being so ignorant about it as well.
The 17-story rocket hurled a Beidou navigation satellite into an orbit stretching from an altitude of 120 miles to more than 21,000 miles above Earth. The orbital inclination is 55 degrees, according to independent tracking data.
And you get to be in the corner wearing a 'Dunce' cap.And Taiwan needs to know that its disruptive systems are targets for cruise missiles, bombs, artillery, or a special forces operation. A signal powerful enough to disrupt a satellite can be picked up anywhere on the mainland.
What 'specifications' in those sources? Anything new? But am waiting to see if any of you Chinese boys here can find out why does Taiwan think that Beidou as a military resource can have its effectiveness threatened. Your answer depends on your knowledge of communication, not of satellite. So for that, you also move to the corner with a 'Dunce' cap.Why don't you read the specification of Beidou 2 before trolling?
And if you value your privacy, you would not use Beidou.Do you use it in your phones and cars? Just askingYep, they just start to offer the service for the civilians.
What 'specifications' in those sources? Anything new? But am waiting to see if any of you Chinese boys here can find out why does Taiwan think that Beidou as a military resource can have its effectiveness threatened. Your answer depends on your knowledge of communication, not of satellite. So for that, you also move to the corner with a 'Dunce' cap.
And if you value your privacy, you would not use Beidou.
Did I say there was?I say the lowest altitude of Beidou 2 is 200km and its highest altitude is 36000km, nothing wrong with that.
The hole am supposedly digging is to bury your arguments.You just dig a hole for yourself, so it is better for you to stop it trolling right now.
What a cry baby. Beidou and privacy are not 'off-topic'. For you to say this mean I understand Beidou better than you do.Again, off-topic and trolling being reported.
well excuse me sir, i am not chinese boy so do that safriz guyYou two move in front of the class. Cracks me up that the Chinese boys here do not understand China's version of the GPS.
I know that. I still say that for your comments, both of you move in front of the class.well excuse me sir, i am not chinese boy so do that safriz guy
well what out of world did i say? kindly tell cant satellites be jammedI know that. I still say that for your comments, both of you move in front of the class.
To 'move in front of the class' mean you said something smart. And yes, satellite signals, including GPS, can be jammed. You can buy commercial GPS jammers. Legally => Buy GPS Jammer Now, Best GPS Signal Jammers For Salewell what out of world did i say? kindly tell cant satellites be jammed
Wrong on both counts.Taiwan can't nor does it have the guts to do so.