LDRFW (based on active denial system) by astro-nomical

astro-nomical

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12th Dec 2012

18th Feb 2016

the lethal directed radio frequency weapon uses high energy microwave energy to incapacitate and kill those who it is aimed at. it causes instant and severe burning at the operating frequency, and has the same effect on human tissue as food in amicrowave

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  astro-nomical 13th Dec 2012
  hmmm, why not cool nitrogen gas, spray it, and use a tesla coil to mediate a charge through the gas? in real life that would work!
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  cyberdragon442 12th Dec 2012
  I have a bunch of Tesla's patents as PDFs. Ps...someone made a Tesla death ray here...however, they used electrodes. The real patent used heated and electrified mercury that was fired from a nozzle. That might be possible in Powder Toy. :D
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  astro-nomical 12th Dec 2012
  tesla's resonator was so awsome
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  cyberdragon442 12th Dec 2012
  Standing waves will do weird crap to.
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  astro-nomical 12th Dec 2012
  hyper atomic resonance causes atomic dia-magnetism. AWSOME!
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  astro-nomical 12th Dec 2012
  and btw, the H-effect needs a large ammount of power mesh density, and i mead huge ammounts. he used 1million volt tesla coils and van der graaf generators. that kind of energy and electro-magnetic feild generates a very exotic type of energy called zero-point energy. this energy can break the binding energy of electrons in atoms, and it's extremley hard to replicate. it causes atoms to pull apart. it's quite incredible.
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  astro-nomical 12th Dec 2012
  -well, when you say wattage (micro wattage) that's the ammount of energy absorbed by cells. it depends on what scale MwM2 is a lesser more broad unit, however MwPcm2 is a higher power mesh density. and if u use wifi there is risk, it's a carcinagen. they are lower frequency microwaves, and are dangerous, why do you think people who used cell phones often get brain cancers? that frequency can cause resonation and can change in small ways the structure of some components, creating free radicals which cause cancer.
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  cyberdragon442 12th Dec 2012
  sorry..."hutchison effect"
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  cyberdragon442 12th Dec 2012
  Ditto...I have my laptop on my lap regularly and I have no risk of cancer. Oh...and you are wrong...wifi is 2 to 5 GHz. Thats very high. Depends on the Watts and frequency. Also time exposed. Ps...look up "hutchinson effect" Now that's worse than getting cancer...imagine if those pieces of metal are people. D:>
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  astro-nomical 12th Dec 2012
  perhaps not all of them, some more likley to cause than others i guess.