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Wind compensation is a known science in military
target-acquisition systems. |
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Yes, I saw that, in fact it is the reason I picked the category, but it is mostly unrelated. Your idea
throws the lifeguard, mine more realistically
throws a Nerf like projectile. |
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I agree that wind compensation is a known
science, but I'd disagree that it is known for this
light a projectile, this long a flight time and those
wind conditions, as the wind conditions could
change radically during the flight, so without some
active correction your accuracy would never be
enough. |
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Rather than a Nerf, this should fire a solid projectile like an airbag that explosively inflates in the air over its target. |
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...and dazes the unsuspecting swimmer. |
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Might take his mind of the whole drowning bummer. |
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Once the narcosis takes hold it's really peaceful... not quite as peaceful as freezing of course, but peaceful. |
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Lifeguard trebuchet- //...gets something like a paintball gun, but it fires different coloured polystyrene spheres, with a hole through them. Then, at the cry for help, the beach people fire the spheres towards the drownee, who can then collect the spheres, thread them on the piece of string and make themselves a life belt// |
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Same but different, but your idea is more practicable, I'm presuming it could be mocked up to look like an RPG for scaring the crap out of the drownee purposes? |
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