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| Topic | Which of these 'bypassing security' writing tropes do you find the silliest? |
| Yellow 10/03/20 6:15:41 PM #21: | captpackrat posted... If you shoot the electronic lock, it locks the door from both sides, even if you only shot your side.Yes, usually you have to get the pad to send a signal to the lock. If you break the lock, you can't make the signal. It's not making a signal at all times. That would be a waste of energy. But shooting a physical lock does work, there was a Mythbuster's episode where they did it on their first try on a metal door. DarkKirby2500 posted... Giving an electronic lock an electrical shock will cause it to unlock.This is more likely to work than shooting it, since sometimes the pad just sends straight DC voltage to signal "open", but it's more likely to just fry the control board of the lock before doing anything useful considering you're likely using something over or around 10,000 volts in any little shocking weapon thing. --- why am I even here ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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