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_X3R0_
I am hoping that you will help me to build an E.M.P.. Is there anyone that knows of plans or where to get plans for this device. thankyou
You need to better define what you want to build, and where you plan to test it. EMP can have several different meanings._X3R0_ said:I am hoping that you will help me to build an E.M.P.. Is there anyone that knows of plans or where to get plans for this device. thankyou
_X3R0_ said:I am hoping that you will help me to build an E.M.P.. Is there anyone that knows of plans or where to get plans for this device. thankyou
Intuitive said:One fully charged high density Carbon Fiber Capacitor and a Cherry Bomb makes a good but illegal experimental source of EMP, Use the Cherry Bomb to blow up the charged Capacitor and voila, EMP!
1 Farad Cap + Cherry Bomb =
Pengwuino said:No pun intended, but my intuition says that the pulse generated will be incredibly minimal.
venuesystem said:Bio... I would guess the question of directivity and shielding of our own weapons and support system comes into play here. I don't think we have a warm fuzzy feeling about our own systems survivability during an EMP event. An EMP burst is pretty indiscriminate. People hate spending what we do on defense, the additional cost to harden every battle field system, down to comms gear, would make them crap. And that is the only way to gain from using the technology militarily, if you still have capabilities after the fact.
thaelin said:Ok, over a year ago but hey... ROTFLMAO... Tears in my eyes over that one. Just a walk in the park son.
thaelin
An E.M.P. (Electromagnetic Pulse) is a burst of electromagnetic energy that can disrupt or damage electronic devices. Some people may want to build an E.M.P. as a potential weapon or for experimental purposes.
The materials needed to build an E.M.P. can vary, but typically include a power source, a high-voltage capacitor, a coil or transformer, and a switch. Other components may also be required depending on the specific design.
The legality of building and using an E.M.P. varies by country and jurisdiction. In some places, it may be illegal to possess or use an E.M.P. without proper authorization. It is important to research and understand the laws and regulations in your area before attempting to build an E.M.P.
Yes, an E.M.P. can be dangerous to humans if not properly controlled. The burst of electromagnetic energy can cause harm to the central nervous system and other bodily functions. It is important to take proper precautions and safety measures when building and using an E.M.P. device.
Yes, there are alternative methods to building an E.M.P. Some devices, such as microwave ovens, can produce a similar effect on a smaller scale. It is also possible to purchase pre-made E.M.P. devices, but they may be expensive and may still require proper authorization for use.