I mean like sticking a soda cracker on a drum stick balancing it on a pivot to have it swing around and point out a enemy. Or using 2 capsup bottles with paint remove caps place a milimeter apart to detect and trigger a gun on a clone suspect. Or is there a manule on this subject? What do you know? I like to learn more about making remote sensors in the field.
Here is another story board with my now getting famous for shity English grammar.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN3ROJ3DPKI

Inspector, why are you so vicious?. Obviously you didn't pay attention in school. Thus your spelling and grammar is bad. It isn't our fault. Remote sensors are devices invented by intelligent engineers with the purpose of remaining undetected and saving humans (our soldiers) from going out and finding what our enemies are up to. OK?

I get your point but it is "spelling and grammar are bad.'

*Laughing Out Loud* Too funny! I clicked the link twice, and got "An error has occurred, please try again later". Hm... Would it be because it was rubbish for spelling, and grammar? Or perhaps a combination of the spelling and it was rubbish?

You know it's bogus when the topic is addressed to "soldiers" on a Marine Corps thread.Tsk,tsk.

Not to toss fue-gas onto the fire...however;

I learned that russian hand grenades like the F1 arrive out of the crate with a defalt setting to 'zero' seconds instantaneous
(for booby-traps) and are touted as having a standard fuse of 3.5 to 4 seconds can be set to 13 sec. Many a poor contra learned the hard way.


That 'trip wire' booby-trap is a bio sensor...


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F1_grenade_(Russia)