Handelsgericht drängt die Regierung, das Multimillionen-Dollar-Verteidigungsangebot zu wiederholen, nachdem es eine „berechtigte“ Beschwerde zugunsten eines US-Lieferanten eingereicht hat
Handelsgericht drängt die Regierung, das Multimillionen-Dollar-Verteidigungsangebot zu wiederholen, nachdem es eine „berechtigte“ Beschwerde zugunsten eines US-Lieferanten eingereicht hat
This is great, it’s the F-35 debate but on a tiny scale. Although I find myself on the opposite side on this one: let them have their desired tubes! For myself I think it’s a combination of the comparatively low procurement cost and somewhat more sympathy for operational concerns: seeing in the dark seems like a more pressing and practically useful ability for the CF versus being able to deeply penetrate Chinese airspace
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I am so tired of these money grabbing complaints. Better gear is better for the troops period. Higher noise ratio, means way better picture.
>The disputed technical requirement involves the night-vision devices’ image-intensifier tubes. Suppliers say the government raised the requirement for the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) from 29-31 to 33, a threshold Cadex described in its CITT complaint as “discriminatory, unreasonable, and impossible to meet.”
and yet, there are plenty of companies that are able to meet the 33 SNR, just a quick google search proved that.
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This is great, it’s the F-35 debate but on a tiny scale. Although I find myself on the opposite side on this one: let them have their desired tubes! For myself I think it’s a combination of the comparatively low procurement cost and somewhat more sympathy for operational concerns: seeing in the dark seems like a more pressing and practically useful ability for the CF versus being able to deeply penetrate Chinese airspace
I am so tired of these money grabbing complaints. Better gear is better for the troops period. Higher noise ratio, means way better picture.
>The disputed technical requirement involves the night-vision devices’ image-intensifier tubes. Suppliers say the government raised the requirement for the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) from 29-31 to 33, a threshold Cadex described in its CITT complaint as “discriminatory, unreasonable, and impossible to meet.”
and yet, there are plenty of companies that are able to meet the 33 SNR, just a quick google search proved that.
https://basicprecision.com/pages/simple-explanation-of-night-vision-models-differences