bruh aint such a thing, every emp u could build at home would have a max range of a few meters tops, everything beyond that would need fision and or fusion elements, wich are not diy capable.

Besides that, its rather trivial to make robots EMP resistant by giving em a mesh or foil shell.

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my class back then at least had to pool money for a harware usb keylogger to get the teachers credentials. Was fun till someone snitched on us

Sooner or later building a nuke in your backyard is going to be just as easy.

No. Even if you would get your hands of enough base material (impossible and would also be bigger than your backyard in volume). The energy you need for sorting the isotopes would be more than you could pull out of your power wires.

This isnt a question about technology but physics and energy, no matter how good consumer tech gets. NO you wont build a nuke in your backyard.

The same way as you will never build a moon rocket in your backyard, some things just require a fixed amount of energy, and putting that amount of energy in your backyard just wont happen.

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sadly the part dosent seam to have a name on it even before it blew up:

but its connected to pin1 and pin3 of the IC so maybe the datasheet can help you https://www.meditronik.com.pl/doc/plusik/cxa_l0624_vjl.pdf

Edit: Found a similar PCB with 2x that component

makes me think its probably a capacitor

edit edit: found another related board where the element at least hast text on it

“M104 3M62” not sure what that is tho