Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 03/15/2019 2:45 AM, Paul wrote:
Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 03/14/2019 9:15 PM, Paul wrote:
Rene Lamontagne wrote:


Where do you buy copper mesh? :-)

Rene

There are kooky websites.

http://www.lessemf.com/personal.html

Nothing will get you, if you wear this stuff.

https://lessemf.com/images/a279-1.jpg

Even the person modeling that items, thinks so.

Paul


Holy crap Batman! do you mean people actually buy and wear this stuff?

Rene


Only to Knights-Of-The-Round_Table conventions :-)

I haven't seen any of "those people" riding the bus.

Paul

That last image with the chainmail hoodie might be more effective
against Killer bees, Of course you would also need a one inch thick
Lexan face mask. :-)


Rene

I just liked the look on the models face.
Like they weren't buying into it or something.

For killer bees, you're supposed to put more layers
of chain mail until it's thick enough. Maybe a dozen of
those would be enough.

*******

Back in school, the grad students in the physics department,
used to set up a card table and a chair inside one of these
and "do their homework". They used to claim, with
a smirk on their face, that it was "quieter in there" :-)
Several of the labs had these (looked a bit nicer than
this one). And rather than do experiments in there, the
cages were re-purposed with a card table and chair.

https://www.copper-mesh.com/images/c...raday-cage.jpg

When I left university, they were just in the process of
bringing 4'x8' steel plates into the lab area. They were
planning on building an entire room by welding the steel plates
together. I expect there would be a lineup of grad
students, wishing to "do their homework" in there. Don't
ask me what the steel plates were supposed to block.
Maybe the silver mesh underwear wasn't working or
something. And it's a lot of effort every day,
crafting a new tinfoil hat for yourself. A
room with solid steel walls is so much more
practical.

I would love to see how that room turned out,
and what "decorative touches" they added to it.
Like, a ventilation system.

Paul