| > hundered dollars worth of transmitter parts, you can cause transient | > failures with EMF pulse weapons, and for a bit more, you can fry all | > the electronics, then drive away before they have any idea that their | worth of parts. Could you be more specific? | > Go read Winn Schwartaus book "Information Warfare" Then go | > read Sun Tzu. | | I have. I agree, killing people is dumb, but try telling that to your More specifically, few items sensitive electronic items are hardened against electromagnetic pulses. Ever see a speaker interfere with your TV set? Build a big enough speaker, and you can screw with your computers memory. (Of course, if you just use an electromagnet, and not bother to build a speaker around it, you'll be much more energy efficient. :) A big enough pulse can confuse just about any hardware; bigger pulses still can destroy it. Directed (or undirected) pulses are easy to produce with the right amps. Again, check out Schwartau; your local library probably has him. Adam -- "It is seldom that liberty I Support The Phil of any kind is lost all at Zimmermann legal defense fund once." -Hume http://www.netresponse.com/zldf ------------------ PGP.ZIP Part [001/713] ------------------- M4$L#!!0````(`">9ZQX3(*,_DG8!`-JF`P`'````4$=0+D581>S;=UQ3U__X M\9M!$E8,TT@PJ$10$1=*41%WW`KX$=Q[M5KK`&R%(HH+(T.M"S>NME8K=31N M:A$[K+5(K:O5BE405ZE:1"3?UTW`:K_]\/G\?O_^?CX>3^_-S;GGO,^\`^@W ------------------------------------------------------------- for next chunk to export --> http://dcs.ex.ac.uk/~aba/export/