High-speed cosmic and solar particles bombard the upper

atmosphere. They break up, but some continue down to (and

through) the Earth.

20,000 – 50,000 volts top amplitude – energy couples with atmospheric moisture and earth’s magnetic field

(hydrodynamic electromagnetic pulse)

Positive then a negative signal

Forward bias over-current destroys P/N junctions

Reverse bias over-voltage (PIV) destroys P/N junctions

Compton scattering will reflect the EMP up from the ground into your engine compartment

Refineries and chemical plants spill and ignite

Trains collide

Natural Gas pressure increases and explodes

Water/sewage treatment plants overflow

- CB radios communicate without a "network"…establish communication channels before an event and protect a set in a shielded enclosure!

- Got an automated medical device? Keep a shielded extra, and manual supplies on hand.

-Your vehicle's module & alternator diode pack are fried...keep backups in a shielded enclosure. This can get expensive – buy an old car with conventional ignition…

- Protect your solar/wind charge controller and inverter in a baffled, shielded enclosure.

• There is no AC power.

• All transistorized devices (including modules in cars) are fried.

• The phone/GPS/TV/radio/NETWORK is down…NO EMERGENCY RESPONSE!

I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.

- Albert Einstein

Metal Lid

Metal Can

Item to Protect

Crumpled Newspaper

(CONTACTING EDGES SANDED – METAL TO METAL CONTACT)

- Make a sketch of the possible leak points - NUMBER each one.- Choose a CB channel.- Two people (with a high level of trust) - one outside, one inside with container sealed. (The inside person is set to receive on the CB.)- Tap out the number for each point- work your way through all the points by transmitting on the CB. - The inside person keeps a log of spots where a signal leaks through - this is the EMP leak.

Don’t risk connecting an

antenna to a radio you want to protect!

silver 16

copper 17

gold 22

aluminum 27

zinc 59

brass 64

nickel 69

iron 96

tin 115

solder 150

steel, plain 180

lead 208

titanium 390

steel, stainless 720

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