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Lim Jyue (lim_jyue@pacific.net.sg)
Thu, 28 Oct 1999 12:39:42 +0800
At 09:27 10/27/1999 -0700, you wrote:
> I-field barriers, as used by the Big Zam, Neue Ziel, Dendrobium, Quin
>Mantha, et al, are basically super-concentrated I-fields that are formed
>outside the host machine's body. It's the sheer quantity of particles
>required, and the intensity of the magnetic fields that hold them in
>place, that make these devices so power-hungry and hot.
Oic.. So, a beam shield actually doesn't need to use that much power
and doesn't generate that much heat?
That makes more sense. Thanks for the explanation!
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