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If the walls are metal, sure, but wood or glass isn’t likely to attenuate microwaves that much. Example: WiFi signals are transmitted on a microwave frequency
by rsfern 6y ago
If the walls are metal, sure, but wood or glass isn’t likely to attenuate microwaves that much.
Example: WiFi signals are transmitted on a microwave frequency (at low power compared to this device), and the signal propagates through ceilings and walls without much issue
- bsagdiyev 6y agoI take issue with that only due to the fact that WiFi doesn’t actually travel that well. If you are aiming one of these weapons at a wall, behind which there are people, from a distance of say 100 feet it isn’t very likely to penetrate and cause harm. Seeing as how these weapons operate at 95ghz, their penetration capability is basically nil. Attenuation is a real issue with that frequency and those distances. WiFi works on 2.4 and 5ghz which already have some issues with penetration.