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Just something I put together. A simple futuristic UAV drone.
Just something I put together. A simple futuristic UAV drone.
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We aren't trolling, no matter what you think.Fiver said:Why don't we get some meaningful tech review done in here, and get rid of the trolls
Fiver said:Oh come on Nash, that is crap and you know it.
I can't submit the Kirin until this is approved, and you know that the submission rules say that I can' submit anything that uses unapproved tech.
By saying that you won't approve this until the Kirin is approved, You are, In effect, saying that you will approve neither!
Also, No-one else puts in a visual description if they have a picture. Why should I?
Also, a highly focused Radar Beam WILL make someone feel like they're in a microwave. If it can make a missile go KABOOOM and FWWWSH in real life, then I don't see why SARP is no different, especially if the plausability rules apply superhard to me and no-one else.
Radar systems work by sending out a signal and then listening for its echo off distant objects. Each of these paths, to and from the target, is subject to the inverse square law of propagation. That means that a radar's received energy drops with the fourth power of distance, which is why radar systems require high powers, often in the megawatt range, in order to be effective at long range.