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misr
The multi-angle imaging spectroradiometer (MISR) is a scientific instrument on the Terra satellite launched by NASA on 18 December 1999. This device is designed to measure the intensity of solar radiation reflected by the Earth system (planetary surface and atmosphere) in various directions and spectral bands; it became operational in February 2000. Data generated by this sensor have been proven useful in a variety of applications including atmospheric sciences, climatology and monitoring terrestrial processes.
The MISR instrument consists of an innovative configuration of nine separate digital cameras that gather data in four different spectral bands of the solar spectrum. One camera points toward the nadir, while the others provide forward and aftward view angles at 26.1°, 45.6°, 60.0°, and 70.5°. As the instrument flies overhead, each region of the Earth's surface is successively imaged by all nine cameras in each of four wavelengths (blue, green, red, and near-infrared).
The data gathered by MISR are useful in climatological studies concerning the disposition of the solar radiation flux in the Earth's system. MISR is specifically designed to monitor the monthly, seasonal, and long-term trends of atmospheric aerosol particle concentrations including those formed by natural sources and by human activities, upper air winds and cloud cover, type, height, as well as the characterization of land surface properties, including the structure of vegetation canopies, the distribution of land cover types, or the properties of snow and ice fields, amongst many other biogeophysical variables.
Very nice Maddi for sale or trade, upgraded Tula wood furniture, FIME FCG, Cerakoted black, 9 or 10 30rd surplus mags. The "S/A" is no the POS MISR that uses Mak90 parts. Also comes with a few hundred rounds of Chinese ammo. Selling to put towards my "grail" AK (Polytech Legend), is the only...
Low round count (200 rounds) MISR "Made in Egypt" This version used a Chinese trunion and barrel and shoot just like a Norinco Mak 90 and are the same quality. Deadly accurate. You can tell by the rivets on the barrel trunion that this is a good one...Looking at the right side of rifle, barrel...
Looking to trade my Maddi MISR for a quality 1911, think Baer, Wilson, Dan Wesson, etc, only Springfield would be a Pro.
My rifle has Russian Tula furniture, 20 quality mags including a Molot and a Bakelite, over 2000rds including steel core Norinco, Cerakoted, threaded barrel…
Will send pics...
Looking to possibly trade my Maddi for a quality AK Underfolder or pistol in 762x37, needs to be high quality. My rifle has been Cerakoted (original MISR finish sucks), barrel has been threaded (CNC Warrior kit) and has been fitted with beautiful Russian Tula furniture, also has a FIME trigger...
Recently got this rifle, but I really want an underfolder (maybe a side folder), so I am attempting to trade it. Not for sale. Basically looking for a quality NON-US made, factory folding AK47, I will add cash/trades if needed.
My rifle is very clean, great finish (told it was Cerakote), smooth...
Maadi Misr S/A I got off a member from the AKfiles. These were built in Egypt with Russian tooling.
This AK has been cerakoted and looks amazing. I'll throw in a few surplus mags.
For sale is an AK from an estate:
- MISR Receiver made by Maadi Egypt
- Wood furniture (not 100% original)
- Barrel Stamped: MISR-90
- (5) Steel 30rd magazines, loaded with steel-cased 7.62x39
- Carrying case w/ (5) magazine pockets
Uncertain of modifications, rounds fired, etc.
Asking $475...
Now this is a super rare find.. a factory slant cut stock set for a stamped 1990's Egyptian Maadi AK rifle. It is slant cut and these are proprietary stocks made specifically for the slant MAADI/MISR 90. The angle is different than other standard slant cut receivers....if you have a MAADI and...
I have owned this since 2008. I put a Tapco G2 trigger in it back when they were as good as it got.
As cool as it is to have this old classic AKM in the safe, I just don’t shoot it. It has always functioned well. Typical Maadi finish and the front sight has some cant.
I’d like $1200 for it...