Re: [MV] 'Electric armour' vaporizes anti-tank grenades andshell s

From: Gerry (gerry@marlab.dk)
Date: Sun Aug 25 2002 - 20:53:08 PDT

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Hi All

The theory sounds good. If I envisaged any problems it would be the speed at which the copper needs to be vapourised and the size of the incoming copper "bullets". And while we are on the subject of bullets. This may also work against lead, which is also conductive and actually melts (and therefore vaporises) at a lower temperature than copper. I wonder if we are looking at the next generation of bulletproof cars ??

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Gerry

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