kilter
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How? pinpoint each isis member and torch them one by one.
This no doubt could create a new maket for a new type of safety glasses if someone can invent them.
I remember reading a few months ago some company was going to build one of these at 100KW, I imagine though that may be going beyond the practical limit of being able to power these things. On a Navy ship with nuclear power it may not be a problem, but for a mobile unit you're going to need one hell of a generator.
Alan
This no doubt could create a new maket for a new type of safety glasses if someone can invent them.
I remember reading a few months ago some company was going to build one of these at 100KW, I imagine though that may be going beyond the practical limit of being able to power these things. On a Navy ship with nuclear power it may not be a problem, but for a mobile unit you're going to need one hell of a generator.
Alan
Untill it hits a mirror :crackup:
Hey, if we can build lasers like that im sure we can also build mirrors that can reflect it.
I'm not sure if safety glasses would help when this thing can blow your head off in a split-second. Unless that's not what you meant to use them for.
It seems like in 20-30 years everyone's going to be fighting with these things!
Untill it hits a mirror :crackup:
Hey, if we can build lasers like that im sure we can also build mirrors that can reflect it.
They're in the far IR I think so normal mirror glass would be like black paper unless it had a special coating. Even half a watt of 405nm can burn a plastic mirror.
I was thinking more along the line of looking at the dot that you can't see.
You'll be able to see the dot just point it at a rock 200 feet away and move the laser around.
the hot glow is the dot shape.
I bet this laser could literally make lava.