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Anchor · 10-28-2008, 03:22 AM

Most of the posts in this thread seem highly speculative in nature.

There does not seem to be much definitive information in public, and people who understand RF are few and far between. Bleep! seems to be one of the few that understand.

What worries me, is that people talk about EMP as if it were some kind of constant. EMP's can of course be of varying strengths. The need to protect against EMP caused by a local nuke, is different than the need against one caused by a CME type phenomena, or a high up "big" nuke covering a wide area.

The earlier advice that cars would be unaffected is dodgy since most modern cars are very dependent of digital technogy.

It is true that if people start slinging nukes about, we would have more to worry about.

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10-28-2008, 03:22 AM	#47
Anchor Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Posts: 2,280	Re: How to shield your electronics. Most of the posts in this thread seem highly speculative in nature. There does not seem to be much definitive information in public, and people who understand RF are few and far between. Bleep! seems to be one of the few that understand. What worries me, is that people talk about EMP as if it were some kind of constant. EMP's can of course be of varying strengths. The need to protect against EMP caused by a local nuke, is different than the need against one caused by a CME type phenomena, or a high up "big" nuke covering a wide area. The earlier advice that cars would be unaffected is dodgy since most modern cars are very dependent of digital technogy. It is true that if people start slinging nukes about, we would have more to worry about. A.. Last edited by Anchor; 10-28-2008 at 03:26 AM.