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16th of April, 2016 (Saturday) - 4 comments
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Personface
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Is there really a difference between a guass rifle and a rail gun? Anyway, whatever this gun is, it can't be a conventional ballistic weapon.
Also @some physicist guy couldn't a railgun have a plastic or some such to protect the rails from weathering as well as providingbstructure?
That Guy
on page 372
@Personface A gauss gun uses sequential powerful electromagnets to pull a ferric projectile down the barrel. Usually these are coils, hence the nickname of "Coil Gun". A rail gun uses two parallel conductive "rails" with the projectile seated between touching both rails. By sending a charge through the circuit, the projectile is accelerated. It's functionally very similar to a homopolar motor, but linear rather than rotational. Usually it is easier to build a rail gun, but you can get higher muzzle velocities from a gauss gun.
Maple
on page 372
It's also possible that that isn't a gun at all, and that he wanted to see how Charlie would react. Now, chrono-assassin knows that Charlie will try to kill him if given the chance.
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Chris the Blue
on page 371
Okay. Give it too me straight.
Is this guy a Time Cop?
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16th of April, 2016 (Saturday) - 4 comments
Is there really a difference between a guass rifle and a rail gun? Anyway, whatever this gun is, it can't be a conventional ballistic weapon.
Also @some physicist guy couldn't a railgun have a plastic or some such to protect the rails from weathering as well as providingbstructure?
@Personface A gauss gun uses sequential powerful electromagnets to pull a ferric projectile down the barrel. Usually these are coils, hence the nickname of "Coil Gun". A rail gun uses two parallel conductive "rails" with the projectile seated between touching both rails. By sending a charge through the circuit, the projectile is accelerated. It's functionally very similar to a homopolar motor, but linear rather than rotational. Usually it is easier to build a rail gun, but you can get higher muzzle velocities from a gauss gun.
It's also possible that that isn't a gun at all, and that he wanted to see how Charlie would react. Now, chrono-assassin knows that Charlie will try to kill him if given the chance.
Okay. Give it too me straight.
Is this guy a Time Cop?