It's more movie camera's so I think that it could remain relatively stealthy. There might be tiny evidence but it would easily be ignored. Plus, who expects an invisible ship to be floating in the air? You wouldn't see it and be like oh look theres an invisible ship. You'd see it and be like, you're crazy man, smack yourself on the head and get back to work.
It would stand out alot more than that. Hiding a ship against other ships in the blackness of space is one thing but covering your craft with flat screens that display the picture from cameras (motion or otherwise) on the other side of the craft would still make it visible. Also, your cameras would not be covered by these screens or they'd never be able to take their pictures.
The ship would be seen quite easily actually.
And that is assuming there is not a camera or flat screen broken or inoperable since it's exposed to the vacuum of space.
Twin Stealth Armour:
Hidden all over the hull of the Stealth Intruder are thousands of tiny flatcams. These automatically send the input they receive to flatscreens on the other side of the ship. This way it seems that you can look right through the ship. Coupled with the XP5 Jammers in their passive mode this makes the ship undetectable to next to everything.
I believe your particular method of stealth is not practical for the application intended in the thread and would not work.
But as Brutus did not seem to contest the invisibility of the craft nor it's position in the hanger but just how many people Dolash can sneak aboard, he granted Dolash a nice concession.
But this is just my opinion.
