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- At the moment, implementing dynamic frequency switching will be very difficult, and in terms of time and financial costs, it is not feasible. However, as these technologies develop, and provided they perform well in practice, we can expect to implement a similar concept in the future.
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- I think that for a pilot project, we can convert several MLAs into a stationary format, which will significantly reduce the cost of the experimental phase. But before that, we need to design devices for transmitting, receiving, and displaying letters. Don't worry about the budget; we can use the MLAs and materials we have in stock.
-- Whew... If we have something to show, even without any additional investment, it will be a huge help. I still have some minor doubts, but overall, I'm already looking forward to getting started. You came up with a great idea with the redistribution of existing resources; the main thing is not to spoil anything that already works well. Author
- I do not cooperate with the government, so I cannot assess the economic aspects of the military industry. But if this is important to you, I can ask my acquaintances about it. Hmm, Erephir, may I ask how old you are? Sometimes it seems to me that your knowledge far exceeds even my own!
-- Master, I would be grateful if you could ask, of course, without any rush... And I am twenty-three years old, and, in my opinion, you are too flattering to me, considering that at each of our meetings, I ask almost all the questions, and not the other way around.
-- You know, many women are somewhat sensitive about the issue of age; in adolescence, they tend to name a larger number when asked directly, and then, on the contrary, underestimate the figures... Fortunately, we are all lovers of accuracy in the field of mechanics, and not very fond of being shy about trivial things. Despite this, I still want to ask you the same question: how old are you? For general knowledge, as well as to understand at what age people generally become so sophisticated in technology...