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Coilguns combined with Electromagnatisme?
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I know that railguns and coilguns both work on a principle of acceleration through electricity or coils. However, seeing as the current technology is only using metal projectiles for their prototypes, do you think it's a reasonable assumption that they'd advance to over-charging a battery-like principle in a bullet that upon impact releases an electro magnetic pulse, simulair to what nuclear weapons have as an unexpected side-effect?

I don't know.. I just thought that it's very well possible..


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Why the fuck do I think nobody will reply to this?

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yep...

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Quote: from shadowpool at 9:40 am on Sep. 25, 2008

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Lol..


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Quote: from Ashtrey8 at 12:32 pm on Sep. 25, 2008

I know that railguns and coilguns both work on a principle of acceleration through electricity or coils. However, seeing as the current technology is only using metal projectiles for their prototypes, do you think it's a reasonable assumption that they'd advance to over-charging a battery-like principle in a bullet that upon impact releases an electro magnetic pulse, simulair to what nuclear weapons have as an unexpected side-effect?

I don't know.. I just thought that it's very well possible..


Yes that's quite possible and it'd be an awesome weapon, shoot a tank or something and fry the electronics in it.


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Quote: from HarrySunderland at 11:25 am on Sep. 25, 2008

Quote: from Ashtrey8 at 12:32 pm on Sep. 25, 2008

I know that railguns and coilguns both work on a principle of acceleration through electricity or coils. However, seeing as the current technology is only using metal projectiles for their prototypes, do you think it's a reasonable assumption that they'd advance to over-charging a battery-like principle in a bullet that upon impact releases an electro magnetic pulse, simulair to what nuclear weapons have as an unexpected side-effect?  

 I don't know.. I just thought that it's very well possible..


Yes that's quite possible and it'd be an awesome weapon, shoot a tank or something and fry the electronics in it.


Exactly, more humane too, as it's occupants remains safe. You just take out their weapons.


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