Re: how to avoid detection at night
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Re: how to avoid detection at night
quit running from the cops and you wont have to worry about it...
quit running from the cops and you wont have to worry about it...
Re: how to avoid detection at night
quit running from the cops and you wont have to worry about it
quit running from the cops and you wont have to worry about it
Re: how to avoid detection at night
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Was that you that got busted?</div></div>
I wish that donkey would have drop kicked that fool.
Thats some sic dudes
....SmokeRolls
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Was that you that got busted?</div></div>
I wish that donkey would have drop kicked that fool.
Thats some sic dudes
....SmokeRolls
Re: how to avoid detection at night
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: hesco</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Just read some interesing info on polar bears, apparantly they cant be seen with detectors due to their coat color, presume one could wear a polar bear coat to avoid detection. </div></div>
They don't have a "coat color"....polar bear hairs are hollow, and transparent.
They appear "white" due to the reflection of all visable wavelengths of light, and absorbing none.
That, and other worthless shit can be found on that animal planet channel my kid watches......
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: hesco</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Just read some interesing info on polar bears, apparantly they cant be seen with detectors due to their coat color, presume one could wear a polar bear coat to avoid detection. </div></div>
They don't have a "coat color"....polar bear hairs are hollow, and transparent.
They appear "white" due to the reflection of all visable wavelengths of light, and absorbing none.
That, and other worthless shit can be found on that animal planet channel my kid watches......
Re: how to avoid detection at night
Remember that a red lens can be seen as far away as white light. Don't get slopy with our light discipline.
Remember that a red lens can be seen as far away as white light. Don't get slopy with our light discipline.
Re: how to avoid detection at night
Sometimes this works, try a Poncho with two layers of space blankets sewn in as a liner. Does not always work but I have known some people to use it and get by.
Sometimes this works, try a Poncho with two layers of space blankets sewn in as a liner. Does not always work but I have known some people to use it and get by.
Re: how to avoid detection at night
I don't understand why its so difficult to conceive a solution to thermal imaging detection. Just go to your nearest university/LAB/ninja buddy, grab a FLIR cam and do some testing. I have a suspicion a space blanket would work quite well. If not that there are 4-5mm wet-suits and dry-suits which are excellent insulators and thus could make good camouflage.
I don't understand why its so difficult to conceive a solution to thermal imaging detection. Just go to your nearest university/LAB/ninja buddy, grab a FLIR cam and do some testing. I have a suspicion a space blanket would work quite well. If not that there are 4-5mm wet-suits and dry-suits which are excellent insulators and thus could make good camouflage.
Re: how to avoid detection at night
Omg..Isn't this against terms of service somewhere? Wat thee fuck!
Omg..Isn't this against terms of service somewhere? Wat thee fuck!
Re: how to avoid detection at night
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: fjkhoury01</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I don't understand why its so difficult to conceive a solution to thermal imaging detection. Just go to your nearest university/LAB/ninja buddy, grab a FLIR cam and do some testing. I have a suspicion a space blanket would work quite well. If not that there are 4-5mm wet-suits and dry-suits which are excellent insulators and thus could make good camouflage. </div></div>
Having no IR depending on the environment is just as bad or worse than having a high IR signature.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: fjkhoury01</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I don't understand why its so difficult to conceive a solution to thermal imaging detection. Just go to your nearest university/LAB/ninja buddy, grab a FLIR cam and do some testing. I have a suspicion a space blanket would work quite well. If not that there are 4-5mm wet-suits and dry-suits which are excellent insulators and thus could make good camouflage. </div></div>
Having no IR depending on the environment is just as bad or worse than having a high IR signature.
Re: how to avoid detection at night
Agreed, i suppose then perhaps as with most camouflage it would have to be tailored to the thermal environment. So i imagine the practicality of a IR camo ghillie wouldn't be practical without some sort of thermal adaptive capability, so then without expending to much time on R&D you might be able to build a stationary hide position with a reasonably quick and effective IR camo based upon the thermal topography.
Agreed, i suppose then perhaps as with most camouflage it would have to be tailored to the thermal environment. So i imagine the practicality of a IR camo ghillie wouldn't be practical without some sort of thermal adaptive capability, so then without expending to much time on R&D you might be able to build a stationary hide position with a reasonably quick and effective IR camo based upon the thermal topography.
Re: how to avoid detection at night
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: marduk185</div><div class="ubbcode-body">utilize the ancient art of northcaroliniantrailorparkjitsu. you set yer jumprope aside. sit in the middle of yonder trailer park and think cold thoughts thereby inducing your inner chi to cool your exterior to ambient temperature rendering you invisible to all who would attempt to thermal you.(it helps if you sit next to the winder air condishner) </div></div>
Now that theres funy, sep I don appreeceeate,apreshe8, apishyate; I don lyke you makin fun of my kinfolk
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: marduk185</div><div class="ubbcode-body">utilize the ancient art of northcaroliniantrailorparkjitsu. you set yer jumprope aside. sit in the middle of yonder trailer park and think cold thoughts thereby inducing your inner chi to cool your exterior to ambient temperature rendering you invisible to all who would attempt to thermal you.(it helps if you sit next to the winder air condishner) </div></div>
Now that theres funy, sep I don appreeceeate,apreshe8, apishyate; I don lyke you makin fun of my kinfolk
Re: how to avoid detection at night
This...
http://www.amazing1.com/emp.htm
I'm pretty sure I saw the Energy Probe in use with the Donkey, so they must have known they were being watched.
This...
http://www.amazing1.com/emp.htm
I'm pretty sure I saw the Energy Probe in use with the Donkey, so they must have known they were being watched.
Re: how to avoid detection at night
First, find an animal you can hide inside of. Second, kill said animal. Third, gut said animal... Get the Idea... Become one with the animal and they will think you are the animal. UNLESS, they are poaching, then you are fucked!
First, find an animal you can hide inside of. Second, kill said animal. Third, gut said animal... Get the Idea... Become one with the animal and they will think you are the animal. UNLESS, they are poaching, then you are fucked!
