She states that the 5.04 Hz pulse corresponds to low end microwave frequencies used in radar.
This is gobbledygook as radar and microwave are two different things. Radar operates at frequencies between 3 MHz to 40 GHz. Microwave at 300 MHz to 310 GHz. The pulse frequency, 5.04 Hz, is in located in the Extremely Low Frequency portion of the Electromagnetic Frequency Spectrum. Generation of an ELF radio wave requires a transmission antenna of tremendous size. The antenna for the PRC Navy ELF system is said to cover an area the size of Manhattan. ELF receiving antennas are typically 300 meters long. Visually, the pulse is too low to appear to human vision as a "seamless plasma drive." Instead, it would appear as flickering.
She states that the 5.04 Hz pulse corresponds to low end microwave frequencies used in radar.
This is gobbledygook as radar and microwave are two different things. Radar operates at frequencies between 3 MHz to 40 GHz. Microwave at 300 MHz to 310 GHz. The pulse frequency, 5.04 Hz, is in located in the Extremely Low Frequency portion of the Electromagnetic Frequency Spectrum. Generation of an ELF radio wave requires a transmission antenna of tremendous size. The antenna for the PRC Navy ELF system is said to cover an area the size of Manhattan. ELF receiving antennas are typically 300 meters long. Visually, the pulse is too low to appear to human vision as a "seamless plasma drive." Instead, it would appear as flickering.