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If you go to a protest, bring hearing protection and keep your eyes peeled for LRADs. They can be either hand carried or mounted on vans, and keep in mind the ones on vans can sometimes swivel and change where they're pointed. Stay safe out there y'all.
January 27, 2026 at 1:49 AM
If you go to a protest, bring hearing protection and keep your eyes peeled for LRADs. They can be either hand carried or mounted on vans, and keep in mind the ones on vans can sometimes swivel and change where they're pointed. Stay safe out there y'all.
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Some of the symptoms of being hit by an LRAD are headache, pain, nausea, disorientation, and dizziness. If you are hit, get to safety as quickly as possible to reorient yourself.
(Also not a fan of some of the language on this graphic, but it's one of the best demo graphics I could find)
(Also not a fan of some of the language on this graphic, but it's one of the best demo graphics I could find)
January 27, 2026 at 1:49 AM
Some of the symptoms of being hit by an LRAD are headache, pain, nausea, disorientation, and dizziness. If you are hit, get to safety as quickly as possible to reorient yourself.
(Also not a fan of some of the language on this graphic, but it's one of the best demo graphics I could find)
(Also not a fan of some of the language on this graphic, but it's one of the best demo graphics I could find)
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LRADs project sound in a straight line ahead of them that can be heard from hundreds of meters away. The sonic beam is super narrow though. If you get caught in one, cover your ears and immediately move SIDEWAYS. Stepping directly to the side will leave you unaffected.
January 27, 2026 at 1:49 AM
LRADs project sound in a straight line ahead of them that can be heard from hundreds of meters away. The sonic beam is super narrow though. If you get caught in one, cover your ears and immediately move SIDEWAYS. Stepping directly to the side will leave you unaffected.