Holy Shit. These things are EVERYWHERE!
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@cjd @Terry @arm_barbarian CNC lasers are designed to work at ranges measured in millimeters. Just use suppressed 22lr or an air rifle, it's faster and can punch through aluminum at 75+ yards with ease.
Probably would need some optics to get a decent beam at range, but we're not trying to burn wood here - we're talking about a camera sensor, their job is to measure light, sending even a watt of light directly into the sensor is almost certainly going to wipe it out...
@GoonPatrol @cjd @Terry @arm_barbarian if you really want it out of commission, subsonic .300 blackout would definitely do the deed
From what I've seen of the Flocks, it looks like practically anything will damage it.
The British things look like they've probably got a half inch of lexan in front of them and (normally) that would be very quick to change out.
Also you can see from the heat fins, that's an actual cast aluminum housing, I'd venture to say it would probably stop a .22.
Of course if you've got something that makes a lot of noise and draws a lot of attention, it'll destroy anything... But, the attractive thing about lasers is that Every Camera Is A Camera, and no matter how much shielding you put on it, a laser goes right through it because it's light, and light is what's supposed to go through it...
The British things look like they've probably got a half inch of lexan in front of them and (normally) that would be very quick to change out.
Also you can see from the heat fins, that's an actual cast aluminum housing, I'd venture to say it would probably stop a .22.
Of course if you've got something that makes a lot of noise and draws a lot of attention, it'll destroy anything... But, the attractive thing about lasers is that Every Camera Is A Camera, and no matter how much shielding you put on it, a laser goes right through it because it's light, and light is what's supposed to go through it...
@professionalbigot69 @cjd @Terry @arm_barbarian Even suppressed 300blk is still pretty loud, with a full sized can it's around 120 to 130 db depending on the rifle. Subsonic 22lr can get down to 95db, at which point it can be easily confused for a staple gun.
The goal is to just damage the camera enough that it no longer works without getting caught. If you are gonna be engage in patriot activities it's better to do it in low viability conditions with a platform that is as ubiquitous as reasonably possible.
The goal is to just damage the camera enough that it no longer works without getting caught. If you are gonna be engage in patriot activities it's better to do it in low viability conditions with a platform that is as ubiquitous as reasonably possible.
> with a platform that is as ubiquitous as reasonably possible
This is a very good point. Lots of clever things fall down because they require components that nobody-but-you ordered in the past couple of months...
This is a very good point. Lots of clever things fall down because they require components that nobody-but-you ordered in the past couple of months...
The camera body is PET derived injection molded plastic, but the android board chosen for the camera is interesting as they went with a lower bid design that uses an older chipset.
It can be placed into AP mode which allows you to join the AP ad hoc. Then you could get the debug shell of the camera itself and have all kinds of fun.
It can be placed into AP mode which allows you to join the AP ad hoc. Then you could get the debug shell of the camera itself and have all kinds of fun.