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Amazon sells a pack of Faraday Bags to protect electronics during an EMP or solar flare. This is a 12 pack for 29.99 of various sizes. I thinking they would be great for my needs. I would like to hear any opinions you all have about these. Thanks

Calling all electrical engineers, HAM operators, or EMP shielding experts! ;) I have 8 Baofeng UV-5R radios. 2 of them we use around the farm. But the other 6 have just been sitting in their cardboard boxes . Figured it was time to protect them. So, I can pack 2 radios in a standard 1 gal...

I've seen multiple threads here on the subject of Faraday cage bags for EMP protection, but I have a question that isn't covered in any of the threads I found: I would like to get a feel for whether or not there's a market for high-end bags that are designed to protect electronics like ham...

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Just thought some of you would find this interesting - "Disklabs developed Faraday bags for law enforcement, intelligence agencies, military and computer forensics investigators to enable them to secure seizure, transportation and examination of portable digital devices."...

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Hi All So been thinking in the back of my mind how to effectively build a decent size EMP box. I google around and just see ammo cans and trash cans and other things that in general seem worthless to me. I like the wrap in foil 3 times type deal, but most of my stuff I don't want to mess with...

I've just picked up a 1984 Airstream Trailer. The inside needs lots of work which is just what I wanted (will post pics as the project takes off). I'm going to gut it and make it our primary BOV (to be towed behind a 1972 Ford Bronco once I find a suitable one) and install all the necessities...

I have an Idea/Question, Can we convert an old chest freezer into a large faraday box, which would house a good bit of items depending on the size of the freezer. Can the power cord be used to ground the freezer by cutting off the positive and negative and just plug in the ground prong of the...

Unprotected electronics will be fried and useless in the event of an nuclear/emp attack. A Faraday cage can protect electronic devices. Copper mesh is what is used by governmental entities (apparently, FEMA headquarters is wrapped in the stuff) in constructing, essentially, Faraday cages...