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Swamisalami · 10-18-2008, 06:20 PM

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There's the old saying "there's no replacement for displacement" and it fits here as well. Displace a lot of soil, leave survival equipment (such as wind-up recievers, HAM, CB, GMRS & FMRS radios) disconnected from antennas with the antenna leads grounded and without batteries and you might be the only kid on the block with a working device after the ping. I have a speaker connected to several turns of wire connected across the terminals which will make a loud SNAP sound in the event of a strike.
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Very interesting.........Could you provide drawings of this one, so I can build one myself??

10-18-2008, 06:20 PM	#21
Swamisalami Banned Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 158	Re: How to shield your electronics. [QUOTE=Squeptikal;52773 There's the old saying "there's no replacement for displacement" and it fits here as well. Displace a lot of soil, leave survival equipment (such as wind-up recievers, HAM, CB, GMRS & FMRS radios) disconnected from antennas with the antenna leads grounded and without batteries and you might be the only kid on the block with a working device after the ping. I have a speaker connected to several turns of wire connected across the terminals which will make a loud SNAP sound in the event of a strike. [/QUOTE] Very interesting.........Could you provide drawings of this one, so I can build one myself??