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Yes, much appreciated Brian. It's an interesting analysis but the guy is no stealth expert and he's made predications that turned out false before but it all depends how many corners the manufacturers cut when building the F-35's, physical structure is only one factor in stealth technology. Russian Radar technology also isn't as effective as he was making it out to be but another possibility is he may be a little biased since he was promoting the Australian alternatives. A good read though, the F-35's are just now starting to see active use so we'll be able to tell soon exactly what they are and aren't capable of. . .

Note: Risker was already on his path to becoming a Hyper Zoanoid when he became Guyver 2, and each Hyper Zoanoid is custom designed and usually one of a kind, but it does not appear that Chronos zoaforms women. Balcus was even shocked to find out that Shizu was both a zoaformed and made into a Zoalord with telepathic power on par with himself. Remember most of Chronos Zoalords are centuries old, long before modern women's rights movement changed the status quo. There are many possibilities to your questions, I'll wait and see what others think before providing my own analysis.

Yes and no, development in that area has been pretty slow though they've made advances in HUD interfaces and some limited thought control features (primarily for targeting assist). Problem is thought control tech hasn't had much of a breakthrough in quite awhile but the military isn't the only ones working on it so even with the current recession and consequental R&D budget cuts we should see something new in the next few years. After all, as can be seen in my other news threads thought control devices in video game tech is already starting to show up and they are developing ways to monitor your thoughts without wiring electrodes directly into your brain

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@Aranor, I seriously doubt time was ever an issue for the second Arc Reactor. Tony had plenty of time after he came back (remember the first Arc Reactor still had enough power to power the Mark III armor for about 15 minutes and that was its rated max so he had near full power when he took it out) and even made the replacement bigger than the first one (look at the depth and compare when Penny swapped them). Penny also took the old magnet out so he had even more space after the procedure, so he could always double his capacity for the second movie. Though the fact he already had a conveinant hole in his chest probably factored, but since the Arc Reactor appears self contained that so long as that design remains the same that it needs room for both the reactor and fuel supply. The obvious possible reason why he went bigger is likely that he put more reactor cores so it converted its fuel more efficiently (it did glow a lot more than the original) and the extra capacity would have allowed it to hold more fuel and thus power the armor longer. The first Arc Reactor only had the bare essentials to make it work and only enough fuel to last about 15 minutes at full power. So smaller reactors mean both less power and shorter sustainable reactor time before exhausting its fuel, adding more than one in different areas of the armor can offset that only so much. The Omni-Beam is also like a thermal/heat vent, it's not just decoration and is not like the repulsors. So he would need to put additional such ports wherever he puts an Arc Reactor. Which leaves only a few possibilities like either a radical Arc redesign or Rhode's getting some plumbing modifications to his chest done. @Juggernought, the Omni-Beam is actually a staple of Iron Man design since the very beginning in the comics. The movie just made it the vent port for the Arc Reactor. Iron Man never had an Arc Reactor before the movie introduced it, but of course the director strived to make it appear more realistic (fictional power source not withstanding of course). A theme picked up by the comics as they have added elements from the movie, like how the armor now looks like realistic armor instead of armor like spandex cause it looked cool. Originally the entire chest plate was the magnet and the Omni-Beam was an advance head light that later got weaponized. Modern version is linked to repulsor technology in the form of magnetic fields and linked to Repulsor technology. They even had Stane's son use the Iron Man tech to make Repulsor based suicide bombers. For the movie though the Arc Reactor is just a pocket fusion reactor, the chest cavity plate is the magnet and just needs power to work. Even without the need for the magnetic field space is still needed for the Arc Reactor. Stane only got away with not needing an operation because the Iron Monger was so big that it had more than enough space. So this means one of the following. . . 1) War Machine will be a bit of a hulk, like the Iron Monger, to accomodate the Arc Reactor and not need an operation to embed it in his chest. 2) Multiple mini-arc Reactors placed over the body of the War Machine armor, each with its own omni-beam port. (Would differ from the traditional Iron Man design and add more vulnerable points enemy could target) 3) War Machine will only have a basic Arc Reactor with external fuel supply, so limited power and will rely on external weapons like chain gun and missiles for heavy fire power and limit repulsor power to primarily propulsion. Could also go back to comic idea of having extra power in hip mounted pods to compensate. 4) Rhode's gets turned into a Cyborg and becomes even more powerful than Tony. (Incidently all they have to do is have him seriously injured and not become War Machine until near the end of the movie to avoid distracting from Tony too much, it'll take time for Tony to have the armor built anyway) 5) Tony Creates a Hyper Arc Reactor that is small enough to fit into the chest plate and still provide full power, but would probably have some down side to explain why Tony doesn't give himself an even more superior model. 6) Tony sets up a power satellite network that beams power to Rhode's rig and he only has battery backup or basic Arc Reactor if cut-off. 7) Tony invents an alternative power supply, like perhaps War Machine will be a super capacitor and just absorbs energy as he needs it or Tony gets a fragment of Mjolnir (like he did in the comic) and uses it to power the armor.

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