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Tearing Down Aircraft Weather Radar Avionics

Posted on August 4, 2026 by Zoe Skyforest

If you’re flying high in the sky, it’s useful to know if there’s turbulence, heavy rain, or other nasty weather ahead. Onboard weather radar is a useful tool that pilots …read more Continue reading Tearing Down Aircraft Weather Radar Avionics→

Posted in dc9, misc hacks, plane, weather radar | Tagged Radar

Building a Portable Weather Radar

Posted on July 29, 2026 by Zoe Skyforest

If you run a large meteorology bureau, then you probably have access to a wonderful weather radar for scrying the heavens. The rest of us aren’t so lucky. If you …read more Continue reading Building a Portable Weather Radar→

Posted in sdr, Tech Hacks, weather radar | Tagged Radar

Handala Claims Israeli Radar Hack, But Evidence Shows Phone Admin Panel

Posted on June 9, 2026 by Deeba Ahmed

An Iranian-linked hacker group called Handala claimed to have hit Israeli military targets with massive cyberattacks on Sunday,… Continue reading Handala Claims Israeli Radar Hack, But Evidence Shows Phone Admin Panel→

Posted in Cyber Attack, Cyber Attacks, cybersecurity, gaza, Handala, iran, Israel, Operation Epic Fury, Palestine, Security | Tagged Radar

Passive Radar Explained

Posted on April 12, 2026 by Al Williams

It is an old trope in submarine movies. A sonar operator strains to hear things in the ocean but dares not “ping” for fear of giving away the boat’s location. …read more Continue reading Passive Radar Explained→

Posted in passive radar, radio hacks | Tagged Radar

Using a Scientific Satellite for Passive Radar

Posted on March 30, 2026 by Aaron Beckendorf
An overlay is shown on a topographical map. High points are highlighted in blue. The letters "A" and "B" are shown in red text at two points.

The basic principle of radar systems is simple enough: send a radio signal out, and measure the time it takes for a reflection to return. Given the abundant sources of …read more Continue reading Using a Scientific Satellite for Passive Radar→

Posted in gps antenna, l-band, passive radar, radio hacks, sdr | Tagged Antenna, Radar

Open Source Radar Has Up To 20 KM Range

Posted on March 12, 2026 by Lewin Day

Phased-array radars are great for all sorts of things, whether you’re doing advanced radio research or piloting a fifth-generation combat aircraft. They’re also typically very expensive. [Nawfal] hopes to make …read more Continue reading Open Source Radar Has Up To 20 KM Range→

Posted in phased array, phased array radar, radio hacks, Tech Hacks | Tagged Radar

Harmonic Radar Finds Hidden Electronics

Posted on February 13, 2026 by Aaron Beckendorf
A diagram of a radar system is shown. A pair of antennas is shown on the left, with beams illuminating a number of electronic devices, labelled as "Concealed Targets."

For as long as small, hidden radio transmitters have existed, people have wanted a technology to detect them. One of the more effective ways to find hidden electronics is the …read more Continue reading Harmonic Radar Finds Hidden Electronics→

Posted in Continuous-wave radar, fmcw radar, nljd, nonlinear junction detector, radio hacks | Tagged Radar

Building a Functional Aliens Motion Tracker

Posted on October 2, 2025 by Lewin Day

Aliens is the second film from the legendary science-fiction series about, well… aliens. Naturally, it featured some compelling future-tech — such as the M314 Motion Tracker. [RobSmithDev] wanted to recreate …read more Continue reading Building a Functional Aliens Motion Tracker→

Posted in aliens, toy hacks | Tagged Radar

The DEW Line Remembered

Posted on July 16, 2025 by Al Williams

If you grew up in the middle of the Cold War, you probably remember hearing about the Distant Early Warning line between duck-and-cover drills. The United States and Canada built …read more Continue reading The DEW Line Remembered→

Posted in cold war, DEW Line, Featured, history, wireless hacks | Tagged Radar

Presence Detection Augments 1930s Home

Posted on April 18, 2025 by Bryan Cockfield

It can be jarring to see various sensors, smart switches, cameras, and other technology in a house built in the 1930s, like [Chris]’s was. But he still wanted presence detection …read more Continue reading Presence Detection Augments 1930s Home→

Posted in home automation, home hacks, light switch, mmwave, parts, presence detection, sensor, smart home | Tagged Radar

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