No.2581[Reply]
>Do you feel better knowing that with only a microwave, a stick, and a soup can, anyone can turn your mobile phone into a grenade?
>Their radioactive death-ray gun works on more than just cellphones. Most humans will be able to escape before it bakes them or gives them leukemia, but it has a tendency to quickly detonate gadgets. They've tested it on a number of electronics, no doubt left by their neighbors as they fled from a series of unexplainable explosions.
>Microwave weapons, also known as high energy radio frequency weapons, are not as uncommon as one might think and desperately hope. Besides entertaining mad Ukrainians in their backyard, they're used to disrupt or destroy digital equipment. It's as simple as aiming a beam at the thing you want to fry. It's also important to remember that energy like this doesn't necessarily need a clear line of sight. It can, for example, work through a wall or even a floor with enough power. So, if you've got 10 minutes and know exactly where your annoying neighbor's stereo is …
4 posts and 1 image reply omitted. Click reply to view. No.2611
Kreosan are not hohols
No.2612
>>2611"Hohol" is leftypol slang for anyone that doesn't like Russia
No.3901
Funny thing is that during the NATO invasion of Yugoslavia, they used microwaves powered by small generators to trick HARM missiles into missing their SAM units.