Roninsensei
If it’s sharp, I’m your guy....
Gonna say it again. For small electronics, Plastic wrap a couple layers then foil a couple layers. I tested this on some old walkie talkies in the microwave it did fine...
It won't hurt anything. Normally it's not necessary, but it can prevent a slow static buildup, which a Faraday cage cannot prevent.Lots of debate about grounding Faraday boxes. And I'm rather certain that it won't hurt to ground them to earth.
Now that is a stellar idea!Gonna say it again. For small electronics, Plastic wrap a couple layers then foil a couple layers. I tested this on some old walkie talkies in the microwave it did fine...
Similar to the cell phone test. Just seems to me a massive EMP involves more than radio waves. Like can an electro magnetic charge of massive proportions really be cancelled by a counter field in a small static bag? Residual heat from that much energy wouldn't melt the plastic bag?Put a two way radio inside and see if you can communicate.
Similar to the cell phone test. Just seems to me a massive EMP involves more than radio waves. Like can an electro magnetic charge of massive proportions really be cancelled by a counter field in a small static bag? Residual heat from that much energy wouldn't melt the plastic bag?
true true and thank you for the suggestion. I apologize for appearing to glance over your suggestion. It is an excellent idea. I do tend to get ahead of myself. Thank you!A two way radio at close range has a much more "robust" signal than a cell phone. No, it's not foolproof by any means, just a better indicator than a cell phone, which is what you were asking for.
I shall have to try my metal trash can idea with thisA two way radio at close range has a much more "robust" signal than a cell phone. No, it's not foolproof by any means, just a better indicator than a cell phone, which is what you were asking for.
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