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If dispersal is the goal, the guide recommends placing 20 pounds of explosives total underneath the carcass in key locations, then using a detonator cord to tie the charges together.

“She thought he was looking up bomb-making instructions, and when the man pulled out his own camera and adjusted it she was convinced he was setting a timer on a detonator, sources said,” the Daily News reported.

A Storm Javelin could hover almost indefinitely and provide support, while Rangers and Interceptors applied regular damage and warmed up swarms of enemies for those devastating Detonator attacks.

I was the one to trigger the detonator, and for that I take full responsibility.

“I press the detonator and I am the only one responsible,” Trierweiler writes of the tweet, as excerpted Wednesday in Le Monde.

After agents went into the van and confirmed that the detonator had been activated, they arrested him.

I like to say that I was like a bomb but the detonator was missing.

Perhaps a ceramic detonator, disguised as a perfectly legal 3-oz.

Anything made of iron and containing high explosive and detonator will be welcome.

It looked as if Charnock was putting in the dynamite, and Festing hoped he would be careful with the detonator.

But if it ever came down to it I should be able to knock down an airplane, gum up the works on a fusing detonator, maybe even—.

Mercury fulminate is more often employed in the detonator, and is prepared from mercury, alcohol, and nitric acid.

The most tremendous explosives refuse to explode unless some detonator like fulminate of mercury is set off first.