ray projector n.

Much of the excitement in these two reels is produced by Legar’s use of an electric ray projector, which enables him to set buildings on fire.

My own flagship and the designated few agreed on were dipping swiftly toward the great tower-platform, where stood the ray-projector which we had fought our way from universe to universe to reach.

Earth and Venus were each equipped with gigantic ray projectors, mighty ray guns that could destroy anything, even a body as large as the moon, at a distance of ten thousand miles.

Costigan had seen that there was a third enemy…a pirate who was even then training a ray projector upon him.

And was immediately caught in the chest by the hot, powerful beam of a semi-portable ray projector.

She knew what the watchcraft looked like: a tapered gray cylinder so as to be capable of planetfall, missile launcher and ray projector recessed into the sleekness—wholly foreign to the huge, equipment-bristling, fragile sphere which was Emissary.

Fighting Devil hummed to itself as the sky lightened in the west—the planet of Usa rotated backward—as it reloaded all its weapons and charged up the ray projectors.

The machines had bulbous, black-glassed cockpits and were festooned with whip comm antennae and what looked to be weapons—missiles, guns, bombs, ray projectors.

Shamar also told me about a strange weapon they had—which seemed to be some kind of a beam gun or ray projector. It was mounted on their ship and it shot a beam of light that they had used to burn the Winged-men out of the sky.