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Real life Red Alert Tesla Coil?
by Acidus at 9:05 am EDT, Jul 12, 2005 |
Basically, it fires a bolt of lightning. It can be tuned to blow up explosives, possibly to stop vehicles and certainly to buzz people. The strike can be made to feel as gentle as "broom bristles" or cranked up to deliver a paralyzing jolt that "takes a few minutes to wear off." Bitar, who is of Arab descent, believes StunStrike would be particularly intimidating in the Middle East because, he contends, people there are especially afraid of lightning. At present, StunStrike is a 20-foot tower that can zap things up to 28 feet away. The next step is to shrink it so it could be wielded by troops and used in civilian locales like airplane cabins or building entrances.
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! |
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RE: Real life Red Alert Tesla Coil?
by Jamie at 1:51 pm EDT, Jul 12, 2005 |
Acidus wrote: Basically, it fires a bolt of lightning. It can be tuned to blow up explosives, possibly to stop vehicles and certainly to buzz people. The strike can be made to feel as gentle as "broom bristles" or cranked up to deliver a paralyzing jolt that "takes a few minutes to wear off." Bitar, who is of Arab descent, believes StunStrike would be particularly intimidating in the Middle East because, he contends, people there are especially afraid of lightning. At present, StunStrike is a 20-foot tower that can zap things up to 28 feet away. The next step is to shrink it so it could be wielded by troops and used in civilian locales like airplane cabins or building entrances.
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!
For the first time I think, I totally agree with you. Frickin' sweeet! |
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RE: Real life Red Alert Tesla Coil?
by Catonic at 4:02 pm EDT, Jul 12, 2005 |
Acidus wrote: Basically, it fires a bolt of lightning. It can be tuned to blow up explosives, possibly to stop vehicles and certainly to buzz people. The strike can be made to feel as gentle as "broom bristles" or cranked up to deliver a paralyzing jolt that "takes a few minutes to wear off." Bitar, who is of Arab descent, believes StunStrike would be particularly intimidating in the Middle East because, he contends, people there are especially afraid of lightning. At present, StunStrike is a 20-foot tower that can zap things up to 28 feet away. The next step is to shrink it so it could be wielded by troops and used in civilian locales like airplane cabins or building entrances.
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!
http://www.xtremeads.com/stunstrike.htm We finally have a lightning gun. Freakin' Sweet. |
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