No, Same reason why Mst cant be targeted by itself
Cyclone Tracy destroyed 9,000 homes out of a city of about 12,000 residences.
Cyclone Tracy devastated Darwin on Christmas Day, 25 December 1974, destroying three-quarters of the city.
Between 5 and 6 hours.
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No.
no.
Cyclone is another name for a hurricane. It can kill people and destroy cities. I'd say that is about as dangerous as it gets.
No. It does not have the threaded holes to vent excess Co2 like tippmanns, which is what powers the cyclone feed. It also does not have the proper mounting holes to fit a cyclone feed, and drilling these holes would destroy the SP1. It also has a vertical feedneck which wont work with a cyclone feed unless you made some sort for custom mounting bracket
Cyclone Tracy, in 1974, did not destroy any crops. When the cyclone made landfall, the eye of the cyclone centred over Darwin, so the worst damage was the devastation of houses and other buildings. The area around Darwin was affected to a much more limited sense, and Tracy did not bring heavy rains often associated with cyclones.
Yes, a cyclone can destroy a brick building, particularly if the storm is strong enough and the building is not designed to withstand extreme weather conditions. High winds can cause structural damage, while flying debris can breach walls and roofs. Additionally, heavy rainfall can lead to flooding, which may compromise the integrity of the building. Proper construction and reinforcement are crucial for minimizing damage in cyclone-prone areas.
Everything and the world itself.
Basically itself. It turned a mountain into a lagoon.