Chapter 155: Open a Single Chapter to Explain Two Sentences

Open a Single Chapter to Explain Two Sentences

The reason for adopting the method of one book per day, instead of directly bringing the 28 volumes from the future and putting them in one place for Larry King or others to pick up, is because the 2020 space-time had already entered March, and New York at that time was at the peak of the virus epidemic. Lin Ran was worried that if the version given to Cultural Huaguo carried the virus, he didn't want to take this risk even if there was a tiny possibility.

Secondly, from the protagonist's perspective, the one-book-per-day mode is safer. Compared to all of them disappearing and one disappearing, you can at least use the excuse of forgetting where they are and then finding them yourself.

Finally, there is the problem of the entire chain being too long. At this time point, the Raspberry Pi has already been handed over to Cultural Huaguo. For Lin Ran's line, it must be the highest level of confidentiality requirement. Larry King would only start to be suspected in 1980, let alone the protagonist. The reason why the protagonist wants to give the physical object of the Raspberry Pi is to increase the level of attention, including the attention to himself and the information he gives.

Everyone is standing from God's perspective. Standing from the perspective of the Americans at that time, the protagonist has never left the Red Stone Base, and there is absolutely no reason for suspicion.

Then for the protagonist, with the existence of the door, it doesn't matter how he tosses.

Yesterday, a reader pointed out that the SCR-584 was exported to Soviet Russia. I went to check the information:

During World War II, Soviet Russia obtained some military equipment from America through the Lend-Lease Act, including 49 SCR-584 radars. Subsequently, American engineer Morton Sobell stole part of the SCR-584 radar technology and provided it to Soviet Russia.

Soviet Russia used these technologies to develop the SON-9 (Fire Can), SON-30 (Fire Wheel), and SON-50 (Wing Wheel).

Between 1958 and 1959, Cultural Huaguo imported multiple sets of large radar equipment, including the SON-9, from Soviet Russia for teaching and research at institutions such as Yanjing Institute of Technology.

The SON-9 obtained by Cultural Huaguo only included finished equipment, not core components and technical details. It was provided in a form similar to a "black box," that is, Cultural Huaguo obtained the ability to use and maintain it, but it was difficult to directly copy or deeply master its design principles.

And at this time point in early 1963, after the Soviet experts withdrew, Cultural Huaguo began to try to dismantle the equipment for reverse engineering.

Therefore, the improved version of the SCR-584 still has significant value for the current Cultural Huaguo. ===== CHAPTER 156 =====