Buzz Out Loud Lounge: Will all non-sheilded electronics in danger?...
Will all non-sheilded electronics in danger?...
by shmody - 4/24/09 9:21 AMWill all non-sheilded electronics in danger?...
With EMP blasters like those in the articles below, are we going to have to wallpaper our homes with EMP resistant stuff to ward off techno-burglars? And what about our cars, offices, etc?
http://www.engadget.com/2009/04/24/armys-multimode-death-ray-knocks-out-ieds-vehicles-whiners/
http://i.gizmodo.com/5225464/combat+ready-high+powered-microwave-e+bomb-in-testing
makes me think about living in the trees...
Best,
Shalin
Old Diesel
by Renegade Knight - 4/27/09 2:27 PM In reply to: Will all non-sheilded electronics in danger?... by shmodyNothing like Yestertech. My old diesel would shrug off that thing. My glowplug controlers would have to be converted to manual, but that's it for "EMP" proofing. If my radio dies, I can live with that on an exodus from Dodge.
Tin Foil the house.
by RTourn - 4/27/09 9:02 PM In reply to: Will all non-sheilded electronics in danger?... by shmodyLOI, oddly enough wrapping everything in tinfoil may really work.
(If you're curious read up on Faraday cages)
Just.. Bring back lead bases paint
by Nicholas Buenk - 4/28/09 12:44 AM In reply to: Will all non-sheilded electronics in danger?... by shmodyProblem solved.
hmm maybe not
by Astinsan - 5/2/09 9:52 AM In reply to: Will all non-sheilded electronics in danger?... by shmodyI would think this would make a lot... and I mean a lot of noise. It may not be practical for a would be thief. It would also take a lot of energy to do it.
As far as shielding. Most system are shielded. If they dont have the window on the case that is.
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