Considering just how desperate the libtards are getting I’m starting to worry about an EMP or a dirty bomb attempt.
In regards to EMPs I found this. I’m getting one and getting it installed ASAP. Any thoughts?
-SB
“In regards to EMPs I found this. I’m getting one and getting it installed ASAP. Any thoughts?
Sent this link to a friend of mine who is into electronics, EMP, etc. He is currently in Procurement and does a lot of the background checks on companies before we sign them up as suppliers. He’s also in charge of security at this church. He was not impressed. Here’s his response:
“Total scam, total evil. Two hints.
1:The size of the wire. To sink the current from a lighting strike you would need 1” copper braid. Not 24ga wire.
2: The corporation (EMP SHIELD LLC) does not exist.
The correct company is “Universal Emp Shield Corporation”
This company is wrapped up in a “church” from a prosperity preacher (Jack Fontaine).
https://www.facebook.com/thediscipleshiphour/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVCk4X31xdQ
Hellish level of evil”
Caveat Emptor.
Why yes, yes I do. Whanna hear it? Here it is...
You can make your own Faraday type protection from ordinary aluminum foil and it works pretty good. Go buy yourself a few rolls of heavy duty aluminum foil. Wrap the items you'd like to protect in said aluminum foil. You will need several layers on said items, but one thing to remember is do not "smooth out" the foil. Try to keep is as krinkly as you can and add several layers. Use tape to make sure all contacts are secured.
Then get yourself a shoe box and wrap all inside and outside, and inside outside of the top (again, keep in krinkly). This is another layer of protection for the above mentioned items. Again, secure loose foil with tape. You must make sure that every surface of the foil is touching - no holes!
Now place a piece of cloth or plastic (something non-conductive) in the bottom of the box. Set the items you want to store in the box on top of the cloth. Or, you can wrap each individual piece in cloth (old socks are great) to place it in the box. You want to make sure none of the inside metal touches the outside metal.
Next put your box top on the box and tape it shut real tight making sure that all surfaces of the box and top are touching. You can wrap the taped up box once more if desired for added protection (KRINKLY)! Now you have yourself a few items protected from EMP/Solar Flare radiation.
How do you know it works? You have to test it before everything is wrapped up tight. I used a windup/solar radio to test my rig. I supplied it with some power and turned on a strong local AM radio station and crank up the volume. First I placed the unprotected radio inside my shoe box to see if it was getting any signals. You'll should be able to hear only static once the radio is in the box and the lid is shut tight. If you hear only static, you have successfully made a Faraday cage blocking device. Next I turned on the radio and wrapped it in foil until all that I could hear was static. This is an added layer of protection (KRINKLY!).
In my box I have said windup radio, a small solar charging station, a burner phone, and a couple of thumb drives packed full of survival documents. By no means am I ready for such an event with this one little box, but it will go a long way towards helping us survive and be informed in case of an event. This can be scaled up to much larger items like a laptop or generator if you are into some serious prepping, but aluminium foil will have to be replaced by some conductive mesh for shielding.
The Shield is designed to protect an entire home from lightning, solar flare (coronal mass ejection), power surges, and an electromagnetic pulse. Our family of technologies have been tested at Keystone Compliance, in accordance with all military standards
Here abouts the power company mounts similar at the service entrance weather head. While I think they could be useful, a powerful EMP or lightning strike would - it seems to me - overwhelm such a small device. I am skeptical.