Recently, engineers have tested the X-59 electronics at the Lockheed Martin Skunk Affairs Factory in California. They wanted to make sure that the sensors of the aircraft, radio stations and navigation systems would not interfere with each other or other aircraft. The results were successful, which made it possible to eliminate a serious obstacle.
NASA also checked how the X-59 systems, for example, can affect other planes in the F-15D fighter, which will fly behind the X-59 to measure shock waves. The tests confirmed that everything works as expected.
Source: Ferra
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