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Answer Yes. AA shells could be programmed to explode at altitude of the bombers. A battery of Anti-Aircraft artillery would fire rounds witin a "box" area that the bombers would have to fly through. This would increase the chance of hitting a bomber. Q: Were the AA shells timed to explode by Altitude or timed from instant it was fired?? I've never considered this question. Either [A] the shell had a timer to explode within a specific time after the shell was fired OR [B] the shell detected the altitude by atmospheric pressure. Since earlier black-powder cannons used a fuse that burned to set off the explosion, then I'm sure this was continued up to WW2. It would be very difficult to "program" a shell to explode based upon altitude pressure as that would have too many variables.
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How do they make fireworks?
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What are shells for in Legend of Zelda the minishcap?
Shells are all over the land of Hyrule. You can cut grass with your sword and find some. The most likely way to find them are in those square rock you find on the ground. If you fuse kinstones with people sometimes a chest will appear with some shells in it.
What do you call a bombs wick?
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What makes artillery shells explode?
The inside of an artillery shell is filled with high explosives. At the tip of the shell there is a fuse. When the fuse hits a solid surface it ignites the main charge, causing the shell to explode.
Headlight relay 96 Ford Explorer?
The main headlight relay is mounded in the fuse box under the air filter. The relay for timed headlights is in the relay box under the center of the dash.
What is made outside of the mixtures to make the firework?
To create a firework, a shell is filled with gunpowder and other chemicals to produce colors and effects upon ignition. A fuse is then attached for ignition and timed release of the fireworks into the sky.
What star in the life cycle of stars fuses hydrogen and helium?
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What height must a fuse board be?
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Is coral made of plants or tiny creatures?
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Where is the turn signal flasher on a 1973 Mustang?
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How do you turn off the interior lights of a 2003 Jeep Liberty with a fuse?
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