Post number #193248, ID: 5c6f2c
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Imagine having a device that would create an emp pulse, but without exploding.
As far as i know conventional emp bombs are just normal explosives with coil wrapped around it. When they explode they short out the wire creating high current magnetic flux.
If there only was a way to short it out without destroying the coil, then it would be re usable, an almost unnoticable.
Post number #193432, ID: 1c4a54
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when looking into this before, such emp devices that still fit into your hand are super short range. like, less than a meter to possibly short out and less than 10 centimeters to definitley short out
Post number #193515, ID: da42ff
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>>1c4a54 maybe the range could be increased with higher current, but for it to work the pulse to stay long, so there would have to bo a large battery that could handle like 500A. But then switching 500A and not blowing up a mosfet, or welding contacts of a relay is not easy, espetially when high power parts cost alot.
Post number #193590, ID: 489a55
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>>da42ff having a large battery also kinda kills the stealth and grenade parts of an emp stealth grenade. it'd be noticable and less throwable
Post number #195443, ID: 1060c2
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>>489a55 thougth of it as something you don't even pull out of your bag, you just flip a switch and stuff stops working, but yeah i see your point of view.
Post number #197362, ID: fa4c8a
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Advice: Clunky battery can be concealed in a suitcase or such. So you could sacrafice the ability to have it anywhere in your hand, but maybe improve the range and see how long it can take out electronics
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| Imagine having a device that would create an emp pulse, but without exploding.
As far as i know conventional emp bombs are just normal explosives with coil wrapped around it. When they explode they short out the wire creating high current magnetic flux.
If there only was a way to short it out without destroying the coil, then it would be re usable, an almost unnoticable.