055 Large Destroyer Thread II

[vincent]

Gallium oxide has its strength, but also has disadvantages like poor heat conductivity making it challenging to be used in high power applications like Radar. No material is magically superior to other materials in all aspect. There are still a lot of technical challenges to overcome for it to be used in radar.

 

[by78]

A few more high-resolution images for the weekend.

 

[by78]

Underway replenishment.

 

[by78]

An update from Jiangnan shipyard.

 

[Leeloy]

An update from Jiangnan shipyard.

Those are my pictures, please ask permission if you take them from shipspotting.

 

[by78]

Those are my pictures, please ask permission if you take them from shipspotting.

If your images had watermarks or author information, I would have certainly done so. But since they've been plastered all over the internet with no info on its origin, your request is unreasonable and cannot be met.

 

[Leeloy]

If your images had watermarks or author information, I would have certainly done so. But since they've been plastered all over the internet with no info on its origin, your request is unreasonable and cannot be met.

My pictures do have author information in them.
Downloaded one of my own pictures from ship-spotting and information (my name) is there, the info was gone when the pictures were reposted here on SDF.
It is normal courtesy to ask permission if one wants to use a picture from shipspotting, so I don't see my remark / request is unreasonable.

 

[by78]

My pictures do have author information in them.
Downloaded one of my own pictures from ship-spotting and information (my name) is there, the info was gone when the pictures were reposted here on SDF.
It is normal courtesy to ask permission if one wants to use a picture from shipspotting, so I don't see my remark / request is unreasonable.

I didn't get it from ShipSpotting. Your images have been re-posted by others all over the internet, and I got them through one of the many secondary sources, which didn't share author information.

 

[Leeloy]

I didn't get it from ShipSpotting. Your images have been re-posted by others all over the internet, and I got them through one of the many secondary sources, which didn't share author information.

Well I am glad that apparently my pictures are very popular being "all over the internet".
And if you did not take them from ships-potting you're not to blame.
This does however not detract from the fact that the one who took them from shopspotting should have asked for permission.

 

[by78]

Well I am glad that apparently my pictures are very popular being "all over the internet".
And if you did not take them from ships-potting you're not to blame.
This does however not detract from the fact that the one who took them from shopspotting should have asked for permission.

Feel free to share author information here to claim credit. It would also be nice to share the documents you obtained from the relevant Chinese authorities that authorized you to take photos of military installations. I always wondered how the process works.