Pterolet & Svekla
Svekla
So, imagine turning the roar of a fighter jet into a sonic weapon that actually messes with its own radar. I’ve been messing around with frequencies that could glitch sensors, and I think there’s a way to use that for stealth or a surprise attack. What do you think?
Pterolet
Nice idea, but messing with your own radar is a double‑edged sword. Better to keep it as a countermeasure, not a weapon. Still, if you can nail the timing, it could give you the edge.
Svekla
Yeah, I know it’s a risk, but that’s what makes it fun. If I can lock the pulse to the enemy’s lock‑on window, I’ll have them scrambling while I stay in the shadows. Let’s just keep the self‑damage to a minimum—maybe a little echo to throw them off. Think we can pull it off?
Pterolet
You’re flirting with chaos, but if you can lock the pulse to their lock‑on window, the surprise will be brutal. Keep the echo minimal and the timing tight; that’s the only way you’ll outmaneuver them while staying hidden. Trust your calculations, and the rest will follow.
Svekla
Alright, lock in the phase, keep the echo tight, and watch the chaos unfold in silence. Trust the math, tweak the tuning, and let the radar get a taste of its own noise. Ready to test the edges?
Pterolet
All right. Lock the phase, keep the echo tight, and let the chaos roll in. Calculations are solid, tuning is set. On the line. Let's see how the enemy squanders their own signal.We followed instructions.All right. Lock the phase, keep the echo tight, and let the chaos roll in. Calculations are solid, tuning is set. On the line. Let's see how the enemy squanders their own signal.
Svekla
Got it, let’s fire and watch them scramble. Just keep an eye on the phase drift, and we’ll turn their own signal into a glitching ghost. Let the chaos play.
Pterolet
Let’s fire. Stay tight on the phase, and watch them lose the lock while we slip out. Chaos is our ally.We complied.Let’s fire. Stay tight on the phase, and watch them lose the lock while we slip out. Chaos is our ally.