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From: "Mark J. Steedman" <Mark@******.DEMON.CO.UK>
Subject: Re: STUFF sunbmission (long)
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1998 19:07:19 +0000
Mik & Caroline write

> > For this much mass i would have expected to fine a dozen blasting
> > caps, 100m of detonation cord, fuses, electrical detonators and
> > wires, timers etc. Note some sort of license would be required,
> > though i'm sure any decker could 'suggest' you work in purcasing for
> > a quarry :)
>
> The idea is for commercial demolitions.
fine thats what i thought, i was just making suggesting for all those
thinking of 'acquiring' one without a sin and for less than legal
purposes (such as rearranging Aztechnology, i said less that legal
not bad!!)

>The Kit is an aid, not the
> be-all for such people. The "etc" was a bit vague i admit.
> The Kit includes approx 50 blasting caps, 4 x 100m det cord and wiring,
> plus all the assorted gear needed, except the explosives
Yes i had expected the explosies to be separate, why they were not on
my list of additions i was just thinking a bit more could be added to
the list before it gets to 'door in Aztech building - player to GM,
etc. does include..... doesn't it!!'

> > > Zeus Powder Co. Frame Charge
> > > legion@******.net.au
> > needs some game stats and if it can blow 2cm of steel a comment on
> > the danger radius about it!! sure shaped charges are not 'that' bad
> > but a simple 'anyone can slap it on honest' thing isn't going to be
> > that great or efficient.
>
> The idea is rough, but when i have some stats i'll let you know. I was
> sorta expecting a bit more commenting, to help refine the idea
Hace to await someone who has some idea from the real world, i can
guess it trouble but how much i don't know.

> > > Sec-tech Idividual Tactical Radio
> > ok tech will advance like mad but for frequency agile that looks real
> > cheap, though i will believe the rest.
>
> true, but freq agile is realatively cheap today
>
fine, it is quite a while since the military had it, though how big
is such an item, there usually being quite a cost difference between
small and big though again the 'one chip' frequency agile radio (plus
a few odd bits and pieces) will no doubt arrive if the market exists.

> > > Sec-Tech Portable Laser Cutter
> > > legion@******.net.au
> > >
> > To focus at 10cm ???? gives a cutting depth of 20cm or so. 'light
> > sabers' and laser that 'conveniently' become harmless at a certain
> > distance are fiction physics just does not work that way, a cutter
> > that becomes fairly harmless at a few times its optimum cutting
> > distance fine, focus fixes that but.
>
> OK, so it's a bit far-fetched!! sue me!!
Na dispatching runers is cheaper, lawers cost so much :)

> it's an interesting idea, but not having done high-energy Physics, i
> didn't know any better. The idea was for an alternative for Runners to
> blasting open every damn door they come across..
I think there was more holes thanks the other reply. Yeah, iu was
just trying to help make it 'slightly' possible, ok fixing a laser
efficient enough to do this might well prove impossible (in something
where running the truck / plane carrying the thing over the offending
door wouldn't be easier) but it might not. Still actual submissions
are to be encouraged, i cleared out over 40 emails from NEPRS in a
week last night!! given i have seen 0 in 2 months before.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> wow, a relatively pain-free reply.........
> something must be wrong......
>
Yep we haven't told Ares about the competition yet :)

> Hangfire
> --
Mark

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