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RE: Microwave used as Faraday cage? - 00111001 - 21 August 2012
(21 August 2012, 14:36)Prepaday Wrote: If at first you don't suck seed......
Then you're doing it wrong
Also, I don't think you need to worry about batteries (best to check though) and as long as it's not an LED torch or some over complicated light thrower then you don't need to worry - your bulb will be fine.
RE: Microwave used as Faraday cage? - Prepaday - 21 August 2012
I will keep at it until I make one....
RE: Microwave used as Faraday cage? - NorthernRaider - 21 August 2012
(21 August 2012, 14:36)Prepaday Wrote: If at first you don't suck seed......
Only budgies suck seed cos they have no teeth !
RE: Microwave used as Faraday cage? - 00111001 - 21 August 2012
(21 August 2012, 15:02)NorthernRaider Wrote:(21 August 2012, 14:36)Prepaday Wrote: If at first you don't suck seed......
Only budgies suck seed cos they have no teeth !
Come on NR, we all know that birds are supposed to swallow the seed
RE: Microwave used as Faraday cage? - bigpaul - 21 August 2012
i think somebody's got a lisp...suck seed..
RE: Microwave used as Faraday cage? - Hrusai - 21 August 2012
sounds like a skint stoner to me!...suckin seeds xD
RE: Microwave used as Faraday cage? - Tibbs735 - 21 August 2012
If you want a Faraday cage, you'd be better off using surplus ammo boxes. I think the military also use them as Faraday cages for electronics