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Hi,
What's all this business I hear people talking about blasting people's car stereos or killing cars altogether with high-power RF? I run 2m, 10m, and 11m in my jeep and I'd like to sort out the fact from the legend and find out what kind of power I can use without risking damage to my jeep or cars around me. At what power level is front-end overload to a nearby radio likely? At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? I am currently using only 50 watts on a 5/8 wave (2m), 25w on a 1/4 wave (10m), legal 4w on a 1/4 wave (11m) Thanks, Nelson KE5MBX |
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"KE5MBX" wrote:
At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? And how thick should the led shield around me be? -- http://NewsReader.Com/ |
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Steveo wrote:
"KE5MBX" wrote: At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? And how thick should the led shield around me be? just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded. |
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On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 19:33:03 -0500, jim wrote
in : Steveo wrote: "KE5MBX" wrote: At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? And how thick should the led shield around me be? just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded. And Brian says it's gotta be at least 9 square feet. |
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Frank Gilliland wrote:
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 19:33:03 -0500, jim wrote in : Steveo wrote: "KE5MBX" wrote: At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? And how thick should the led shield around me be? just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded. And Brian says it's gotta be at least 9 square feet. Only wear that one south of the border. -- http://NewsReader.Com/ |
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Steveo wrote:
Frank Gilliland wrote: On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 19:33:03 -0500, jim wrote in : Steveo wrote: "KE5MBX" wrote: At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? And how thick should the led shield around me be? just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded. And Brian says it's gotta be at least 9 square feet. Only wear that one south of the border. you'd blend right in hehehe |
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jim wrote:
Steveo wrote: "KE5MBX" wrote: At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? And how thick should the led shield around me be? just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded. That's my spark gap. -- http://NewsReader.Com/ |
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![]() "jim" wrote in message ... Steveo wrote: "KE5MBX" wrote: At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? And how thick should the led shield around me be? just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded. Give him a few of those **** water rolling rocks and that's a possibility. :P Landshark |
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Landshark wrote:
"jim" wrote in message ... Steveo wrote: "KE5MBX" wrote: At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? And how thick should the led shield around me be? just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded. Give him a few of those **** water rolling rocks and that's a possibility. :P Landshark someone has a hardon against Latrobes finest... |
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jim wrote:
Landshark wrote: "jim" wrote in message ... Steveo wrote: "KE5MBX" wrote: At what power level is damage likely, and to what componets? And how thick should the led shield around me be? just make sure your tinfoil hat is properly grounded. Give him a few of those **** water rolling rocks and that's a possibility. :P Landshark someone has a hardon against Latrobes finest... He probably can't find it in yuppie-land! -- http://NewsReader.Com/ |
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