can some of the viper/defender from the 1990s TV series be outfitted with today's technology?
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If it could, you can bet that either the police or the military would have the technology first. It would sure make high-speed pursuit a lot easier!
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Combat robots...\nhttp://www.robotcafe.com/cgi-bin/gallery/db.cgi?db=default&uid=default&Validated=Yes&Category=Combat%20Robots&view_records=1\nCrusher, a six-wheel, six ton robotic vehicle...\nhttp://blogs.zdnet.com/emergingtech/?p=214\nhttp://www.defensetech.org/archives/002367.html\nBigDog from Boston Dynamics...\nhttp://www.bdi.com/content/sec.php?section=BigDog\nhttp://www.livescience.com/technology/060409_robot_sherpa.html\nLatest systems...\nhttp://www.drs.com/products/index.cfm?gID=26&productID=662
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new technology you know like video cell phones, ps3, new cars, etc.
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Nope....if it were possible in the future, someone would have come back by now, and brought the technology with him.  hasn't happened yet, so it's a no-go
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wanted technology and territory
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I don't know but you could always go to tvguide.com and see if they have an archive if you can remember around when the movie aired in the 90's.\n\nJust a thought!
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Might find it on DVD, that's the best i can do for you\n\nwe are talking the one with the Car that morphed from a Blue/white convertible to a Grey hard top, with a boat load of weapons right?\n\ncheck out Scfi's web site maybe they'll marathon it again or have links
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Check out the Sci-Fi channels web addy and look up "Ghost-Hunter's". There may be some info regarding EVP there.
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I have been wondering about Xyber 9 and, among others, Cyber 6.  I know that when I looked for C6 there did not seem to be much of anything availible.  I read that there are some fans peicing together the original/unedited versions.  I think that may be your best bet for Xyber 9.  I can't seem to find any vids for it.  Another place to look is eBay.  There are a number of people who sell, albeit bootleg, copies of old series.  My heart goes out to you as I have a number of lost faves I would love to see again outside of my dreams.
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I would love to go back to days w/out television & computers.  I love that era & think it would be so nice.
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yes. why spend all the money developing it if your not going to use it. also in order for a military to be affect it needs the latest technoligy.
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there not,we have had a whole new system in operation for awhile now.and every day we are getting newer high tech weapons to use.for a true,more explained detail try to send that question (WHICH IS A GOOD QUESTION) to the TV show MAIL CALL. i don't know if you have seen the show,but they answer questions such as yours in detail.its a military show about the equipment used in wars. I'm sorry i don't have the email to them but you probably can get it by looking up the shows name MAIL CALL on the web.
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With a little bit of digging, you should be able to find your answer here....\n\nwww.retrosheet.org
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Pretty sure yes. If anything, digital would be easier to spy on than analog.
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Command and Conquer Series is a sure bet for R.T.S games.\nYou can get the whole First Decade in a Bundle now and can run on systems way back from 1994 if you have too.\n\nYou can't fail. Red Alert 2 is probably the best of the series, try that and see if you enjoy it.\n\nOther games include Star Trek:Armada or Star Trek New Worlds (However New Worlds is not that great, but is probably dirt cheap now)\n\nThat should do it.
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Anything made after 1990.\n\nCoach
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Those Stinger missiles are old technology.\n\nNew fighter craft have little to worry about from them, as those missile systems are many generations old, in technology years.\n\nMost of them wouldn't work anyway because they have dead batteries. New batteries for those Stingers can be bought on the black market, but there isn't much interest in continuing to use them.\n\nSince the breakup of Russia, the world, including the Middle East and Central Asia, have been flooded with weapons, including more advanced shoulder fired missiles. Today's advanced shoulder fired missile systems use two-stage target acquisition technology, which did not exist with those old Stingers.\n\nBut to confirm your original statement, the answer is yes. We sure did arm those USA-hating and West-hating mujaheddin with USA weapons technology, even when intelligence reports said that these same people were actively supporting terrorist groups on the State Department's terrorist watch list. Yes, it was Ronald Reagan who approved the sales of arms to the Afghanistan resistance fighters.\n\nThe other bad thing is that we also taught them how to use the technology in the first place, so now, even with different systems, they know how to use them.\n\nThat was a huge blunder on Reagan's part which few Reagan supporters acknowledge. He sold weapons to people who were enemies of the USA, and did so willingly.\n\nReagan really took that whole "better dead than Red" philosophy just a tad bit too far. In the final analysis, the Soviets never were our true enemies.\n\nIncidentally, it was Dick Cheney, who, under George Bush Sr, went on "goodwill" visits to Iraq to shore up relations with Hussein.\n\nWe sure do have a troubling past with arming and actively supporting the wrong people.