Parts of Iranian missiles appear to be "made in Germany"!
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If it was made in Germany, for an Iranian customer.... why is it written in English? Odd...
Maybe some type of international standard. IDK
Maybe... I just thought it looked suspicious.
I had to Google it. Everything imported into the US,has to be market in English.....
Remember that time they told us Russians were using washing machine parts to make the worlds most advanced hypersonic missiles?
Heh.... no, I hadn't heard that one. Instead of a contrail, did it leave a soapy mist in the air?
The missile is connected to 480 3 phase electric? Lol this is not part of a missile...
Looks like a lighting transformer...
Like high voltage for neon/argon lighted signs...
This has "bullshit" written all over it ...I'm guessing on the side we can't see...
My thoughts exactly, Killacommie. Next thing we'll see is a picture of a Holley carburetor with claims that Americans built their crap.
😁👍🇺🇲⚡
sharp eyes.
I bet China will be surprised as i was.
Is it the missile, or just a part?
looks like some generic type of electronics thingy
This is similar to electronic ballast power control for florescent lights (for higher voltage). I have been dealing with these recently as I rebuild some lights to counter the forced LED bullshit being pushed on us. Supply of ballasts is being severely restricted in CA and other western states for force everyone to adopt LEDs. We may have to start building our own ballasts soon.
THX!
Stop being antisemitic, if they said it’s part of a missile, it’s part of a missile. It’s not like they lie all the time is it.
this is almost certainly a Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier made by a German subsidiary of Northrop Grumman
Sauce?
You can still see 2 wires plugged into the ground sprinkler system.
MERZ, you gots some ’ plaining to do😂😂😂😂
They are going to demand more reparations, think of the poor survivors, and their grandchildren, and cousins, and neighbours.
German quality engineering on display, just like the passports on 9-11.
u/#pepedetective
https://languagecollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/2015/05/01/made-in-germany/