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You probably don't want anything nearly as wide as 30 degrees if you're shooting around with a HERF gun linked to targeting radar in a population area, even if
by fencepost 7y ago
You probably don't want anything nearly as wide as 30 degrees if you're shooting around with a HERF gun linked to targeting radar in a population area, even if you ignore factors of beam density or spread. A highly focused beam that's able to follow a target puts a lot more power on the target than a simple directional antenna with 30 degree spread.
I suspect that anything more than a couple degrees of spread would be considered undesirable for this kind of use.
- TrueDuality 7y agoI was being extremely generous given the rotational speed these things were demonstrated with. If it has a significantly narrower beam it absolutely won't be able to track a single moving drone much less deal with it's intended target of a "swarm of drones".
- Abekkus 7y agoThe US has guns that successfully track missiles and mortar rounds, any drone meant for extended flight won't be faster than either of those. However, hardening against microwaves costs less than the defensive tracking system, so it's probably better to keep shooting bullets.
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