Do any of you have threads or good sites that I can visit to read up on protecting electric gear against the effects of EMP?

Thanks in advance;

-- Michael (mikeymac@uswest.net), July 03, 1999

Answers

I remember writing down that answer from another post. Someting to the effect of placing "overvoltage transient suppressors" on your "system"

-- Feller (feller@wanna.help), July 03, 1999.

Michael,

There appear to have been at least four EMP threads, and they seem to reside in the "Uncategrized" category at the bottom the the "Top Level" of this forum.

Worse than Y2K - EMP

More EMP info

Understanding and protecting against EMP

US using EMP weapons on Yugoslavia?

I have not read through them; you get to do the leg work. :-)

Jerry

-- Jerry B (skeptic76@erols.com), July 03, 1999.

Thanks Jerry--

I don't know what I was thinking or not

-- Michael (mikeymac@uswest.net), July 04, 1999.

Michael, Unless you have a fallout shelter, don`t bother protecting your electronics against EMP. Not that i want to feed the polly/rational(doommer)fracus but what pollys fail to mention is to what extent preparations have saved the day for individuals and what- not, a self-induced-mega-blind-spot. Have a good day on the forum,everyone.

-- bud (bud@computersedge.com), July 04, 1999.

Try this one...

 

ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE (EMP) AND TEMPEST PROTECTION FOR FACILITIES

 

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-- OddOne (mocklamer@geocities.com), July 04, 1999.