JohnDClay

Does radar get line of sight blocked like that? I thought it was more based on the overall shape, not just the visible sections.

Maybe if the US is kicking Ukraine out of its sphere of influence, China thinks they can get it into theirs? I wonder how that'd effect their relationship with Russia, since they've been benefiting from cheap oil.

The decoy drones would need to be emitting too, or it'd need to stop emitting for a while once the missile gets close. But that is a pretty good idea.

Wouldn't the break be the same/similar as a moving tail on the F22? Does it's position in the front make a difference?

What's the problem with canards and stealth?

Problem is that makes the growler a huge target. It can't really hide when it's emitting so much. It can be somewhat further back, but it'll still need to be pretty close to the action to be effective jamming.

Oh yeah, I remember now. It wasn't registering the IP. But yeah there should be a way, I was just having technical issues with it.

I didn't see a way to set it up on Java without running a local server. Is there? I prefer Java, but it seemed like a lot of hours of work to get a server set up.

Minecraft bedrock works over lan, I enjoy playing with my brother. Not exactly pvp though...

They're made specifically to deal with high electromagnetic flux, so it definitely wouldn't hurt them long term. Best bet would be something higher frequency to mess with the computers.

That's a nice collection!

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