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Core issue with the solution appears to be that the faraday cage used by the room would require any wireless wifi/cell access points be inside the room, otherwi
by saycheese 10y ago
Core issue with the solution appears to be that the faraday cage used by the room would require any wireless wifi/cell access points be inside the room, otherwise they would be blocked.
- highd 10y agoYou could potentially switch to a mesh or some kind of resonant structure with large enough gaps that cell signals could get through while blocking the rooms designed resonant frequency.
- m-j-fox 10y agoThat and the lack of windows might not be to everyone's taste.
- comex 10y agoFTA: > Finally, the high Q-factor and sub-wavelength operation of the QSCR room permits the inclusion of windows and doors, without significantly altering system performance. But there may be limits on how much area can be covered by windows...
- jacquesm 10y agoThin enough silver layer on glass is transparent.
- daurnimator 10y agoConductive windows exist.
- jwatte 10y agoJust coat them with ITO!
- chiph 10y agoOr it's to protect nearby receivers. A Tesla Coil I built in middle school wiped out TV and radio reception for most of the block...
- jacquesm 10y agoJust like a whisper in your ear would overcome someone shouting a few hundred yards away. It's not the radiant power that's the problem but the proximity to the origin of the transmission. And Tesla coils are particularly dirty in their emissions.