Faraday Box | Protect your electronics against an EMP
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- How To Protect your communication equipment and electrical devices in this homemade EMP protection unit.
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Almost everyone has a Faraday box in their houses......... a microve is essentially a Faraday cage/box even a broken one will do the job for storing radios mobile phones etc etc
I don’t think the wife would take kindly taking out my radio’s out of the microwave every time she wants to use it.
Good idea for when the microwave breaks, maybe? ----
Great video. xx
The rubber seal needs to be removed and paint sanded off at the contact points for it to be 100% effective if your not going to use a conducive tape to seal the gap around the lid
There is complete contact between lid and box via the foil but yes you are correct the better the contact the more effective it would be. Fingers crossed we never have to find out. Thanks for watching
Great interesting video!
Great video. I bought a metal bin, with a metal lid, with a cardboard liner about two weeks ago. I've added some simple aluminium tape to cover any holes as needed.
Bin will work also but I store my boxes on shelves and easy to grab and go if needed
What is aluminium tape please?!
Excellent advice as usual. I thought you mist a trick there tho with
Yay we're doomed
And
Don't panic
From the iconic dad's army.
Keep up the good work, much appreciated.
We have a magnet for magnet fishing. Daughter was thrilled to mess about with it as a fridge magnet (hilarious) - we noticed our AI that shall not be named kept going in and out - thought it was the wifi, but we realised that it was the magnet!
Brilliant video Leigh , another mega tip ,Thank you mate 👍👍👍
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Great video Leigh im gonna make another one using your idea thanks for sharing 73
Your're setting my teeth off with scraping that foam. Excellent video btw.
Another great informative to the point video and simple enough for someone like me to make. Lol
1 is none. 2 is one, and 3 is me.
"The Urban Prepper"
Very informative. Thank you 🙏
Thanks Leigh,good teachings.
Good vid. Practical tips 👍
Thank you for the tutorial, another good value video 😊 i agree radio &mobile phone networks would be down I'd imagine, just a question would the mylar help with the protection ?
A little, but it’s more for keeping any dust and moisture out, thanks for watching
Always good to see someone else showing proper long storage of electrical devices, btw This is good for Disaster prep as well, Often communication is lost in Idsaster zones and most electronics are destroyed, so not a bad thing to have in a weather shelter as it well.
I Would like to know your thoughts on this though, I have been told you could use a Space blanket to line the internals of the box, Never tried it but sounds like it would work, curious about your opinion on that.
Not sure if it would work as it would depend how much charge it would protect from but it would be better than nothing
Greetings
Tin foil is a conductor Leigh, better to use draught excluder 👌🏻
Tin is to make sure of conductive contact between lid a box and to stop any charged particles getting passed the gap
Don't forget to crimp an earth lead the the metal box and ground it with an earth spike
I read somewhere a while ago that for smaller containers it’s not needed as the charge is very small but worth doing on larger containers as the bigger the faraday box the charge it will hold. Thanks for watching
Need a Fred Flintstone car as well as all electronics gonna be fried [ saw it on War of the Worlds ]]..
Old diesel cars should be ok “hopefully” as they don’t have any electrical chips that can get fried by an EMP
Great idear buddy, and very interesting
Thanks 👍
Most informative and entertaining as usual Leigh. Keep up the great content...Ten 4!😂
Can you use a plastic container?
You can but it have to lined with aluminium foil
Another great video, to the point and clear demonstration. No bs no fear just good sound advise.
Great Liam, thanks for that. Learning more each day. Best, K