I'm thinking of buying a CHEAP ASS laptop and protecting it from > EMP
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/acer-11-6-chromebook-intel-celeron-2gb-memory-16gb-emmc-flash-memory-moonstone-white/8610161.p?id=1219351773817&skuId=8610161
Storing it in a http://www.emp-bags.com/
Any ideas
A Chromebook that can't access the WiFi is a brick isn't it?
I thought they had to be online to be able to be used.
GOOD Point
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That's kind of paranoid isen't Mackin?
>paranoid
He's screwing around in Tor and thinks that will save him.
Hehe, been watching too much Doomsday Preppers Mackin?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcuSlaecvIw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzKbFzUEWkA
BULK Food in 5 gal buckets
MRE's
Plus Pints of Vodka for barter from http://www.frugalmacdoogal.net/about/
I AM paranoid MFs.
Makes me happy... ;D
>Pints of Vodka for barter
You expecting Russians? How about some Four Roses Small Batch Bourbon for your more sophisticated traders? And what about the Scotch drinkers, you just going to ignore them?
Vodka is CHEAP
I have an EMP bag for a scanner and battery charger. Cigarettes might work better than vodka if you're on the move. Small, lightweight and will be highly-valued.
Thanks Trav
I hear ya BUT y bob is my home ;D Plus cigs gave me the BIG C
PS: I don't watch doomsday stuff. That is for Viking MFs
I have a faraday cage for my phone. It's like a built-in pocket. I put the phone in there whenever I don't want to be tracked or contacted.
http://www.scottevest.com/v3_store/BP.shtml
AMAZON
http://tinyurl.com/o4qdumf
F the NSA :P
NEW YORK (MYFOXNY)
The Space Weather Prediction Center issued a warning for a large geomagnetic storm on Wednesday morning.
The NOAA organization said the primary areas that would be affected would be in the northern portion of the northern hemisphere.
Some of the storm's potential effects were power system voltage irregularities, possible false alarms triggered on security systems, and problems with GPS systems.
The storm could also impact spacecraft and cause orientation problems in satellites.
The warning also said that the storm could push the area where the Aurora could be seen as far south as Pennsylvania to Iowa to Oregon.
The main intensity of the storm was supposed to have affected the planet just before 6:30 a.m. but the storm was reported to still be in progress at 9 a.m.
The storm was listed as a G3 on the NOAA storm scale, which is considered large, but not the most severe.
US aerospace command moving comms gear back to Cold War bunker
The shift to the Cheyenne Mountain base in Colorado is designed to safeguard the command's sensitive sensors and servers from a potential electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack, military officers said.
http://news.yahoo.com/us-aerospace-command-moving-comms-gear-back-cold-015320113.html
The silent missile that can destroy enemy electronics with microwave PULSES: Air Force confirms terrifying new weapon... :'(
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3097937/This-silent-missile-destroy-enemy-s-electronics-PULSES-Air-Force-confirms-work-terrifying-new-weapon.html#ixzz3bGzWgjVM
Would a metal mechanic's chest function as a Faraday cage?
File this under: found on the Internets, so I don't know if it is true.
I read somewhere that an all steel garbage can will protect so long as it is lined with an insulating material so that whatever electronic components stored inside cannot contact the metal.
Example: http://www.amazon.com/Behrens-1270-31-Gallon-Trash-Can/dp/B000AS2AKK/
Of course all of your coveted electronics would have to be secured inside said Faraday cage when the pulse goes off...
And, if it's The Big One, there will be nothing to use it on even if it was safe in the Fcage.
>> secured inside said Faraday cage when the pulse goes off
I keep a lot of my goodies in a Snap-On tool chest when they're not in active use. I wasn't thinking "Faraday" when I bought it, just lots of drawers, great organization and lockable.
I assume it would compare okay to a garbage can!