Personal Thermal Camouflage

[Lukaszenko]

Didn't they they find a perfect, low-tech solution in the 80s?

[YNM]

@Lukaszenko Once the thing dries it becomes visible again I presume ?

[NSEP]

1 hour ago, YNM said:

@Lukaszenko Once the thing dries it becomes visible again I presume ?

Maybe just cover yourself in mud again after it dries out? I dont know.

[YNM]

2 hours ago, NSEP said:

Maybe just cover yourself in mud again after it dries out? I dont know.

May as well you drizzle yourself in water ! 

Which really brings a question : do nightvision works in a rain ?

[kerbiloid]

22 hours ago, Lukaszenko said:

Didn't they they find a perfect, low-tech solution in the 80s?

No.

19 hours ago, YNM said:

@Lukaszenko Once the thing dries it becomes visible again I presume ?

Once the thing warms.

[magnemoe]

On 2.6.2017 at 9:16 AM, Lukaszenko said:

Didn't they they find a perfect, low-tech solution in the 80s?

Mud work well for an low tech camo paint, 
It would however heat up very fast. 

As I understand taliban used wet blankets, they worked well if they hide before getting spotted. 
If used after detected it should raise some alarm. 

 

[-Velocity-]

On 6/2/2017 at 7:03 AM, YNM said:

Which really brings a question : do nightvision works in a rain ?

Yes of course, but the distance you can see is reduced depending on how heavy the rain is, not too much different than in visible light, really.