Raygun has arisen
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heckler73
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You just saved me a shitload of calculations...I even have my Griffiths text sitting beside me ready to go.
And damn...I didn't expect Aluminum to be that reflective at high freq (or low wavelength).That makes it a little more interesting, considering that laser was used to target munitions, as opposed to the vehicle itself. Aluminum shielding, perhaps?
OddBall1st
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That`s down a percentage, a plus.
With limited knowledge in the field I can see infra and ultra in the bathroom mirror but I can`t see radio or X and Gamma. I guess a really thick one for the radio, and I`ve never combed my hair in front of an X-Ray reflector. But if they are going to spoil the surface first, would it matter ? I was taught that lasers release their heat when reflected which is not the same as re-directed. I`ve always been a Howitzer guy and a hundred mirrors/reflectors wont do the job.
No, I`m not buck so I wont be looking for proof or citations.
The one on the Ponce is a 30KW capacitor shot and the other one`s are 150/KW draw. That`s a lot of juice and they got a reactor for recharge. It`s almost like the target don`t matter because they shoot at the beam on the surface of the target to spoil the surface and release the heat. But that`s just my best Spock guess.
Did you notice this one in the video is up above the wheel house and inside a basic STS weather box and can`t cover the stern.? It`s already been replaced, they showing off.
With limited knowledge in the field I can see infra and ultra in the bathroom mirror but I can`t see radio or X and Gamma. I guess a really thick one for the radio, and I`ve never combed my hair in front of an X-Ray reflector. But if they are going to spoil the surface first, would it matter ? I was taught that lasers release their heat when reflected which is not the same as re-directed. I`ve always been a Howitzer guy and a hundred mirrors/reflectors wont do the job.
No, I`m not buck so I wont be looking for proof or citations.
The one on the Ponce is a 30KW capacitor shot and the other one`s are 150/KW draw. That`s a lot of juice and they got a reactor for recharge. It`s almost like the target don`t matter because they shoot at the beam on the surface of the target to spoil the surface and release the heat. But that`s just my best Spock guess.
Did you notice this one in the video is up above the wheel house and inside a basic STS weather box and can`t cover the stern.? It`s already been replaced, they showing off.
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