This is part three of my three-part video series on testing Faraday shielding. In this video, I show how many layers of aluminum foil it takes to successfully shield a 50,000 watt AM signal, while standing at the base of … Continue reading →
When I was testing different Faraday containers, I took three videos of what worked and demonstrated it shielding 50,000 watts of AM radio signal. A strong AM radio signal, is a good test of EM/RF shielding, because the properties of … Continue reading →
Actually, I think they’ve already been hacked. Two or three years ago, there was a string of “incidents” at nuclear power plants in several different countries within days of each other (as in, several per day, per country). When you … Continue reading →
Last night at the Prep 101 meeting, Fred and I were giving a class on the effects of EMP, or Electromagnetic Pulse. Specifically, we were discussing what EMP is, what the effects are if it were to happen, and what … Continue reading →
