CODE380's 10-ounce receiver lets Ukrainian troops watch Russian drone cameras

First reported by DOU on October 17th, CODE380's D-Vision SDR scans 500 MHz to 8.7 GHz and weighs 290 grams without antennas. It displays compatible analog video and alerts on some digital DJI signals.

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D-Vision SDR gives troops a passive, pocket-sized warning layer at 290 grams. It can show compatible analog video, while its manual says it only alerts on compatible digital DJI signals and does not decode digital video.

A camouflage-clad person looks at a tablet beside a radio, as a drone flies over ruined buildings at sunset.

Kyiv communications-equipment maker CODE380 has built a pocket-sized receiver designed to let Ukrainian troops view compatible video feeds from Russian drones. The D-Vision SDR displays compatible analog transmissions on a screen, as TechCrunch reported on November 2nd.…

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