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Correct me if I'm wrong here but wouldn't tech like this also sap signal strength like nothing else? This seems like it would be a potentially nice to have fir
by HashHishBang 8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong here but wouldn't tech like this also sap signal strength like nothing else?
This seems like it would be a potentially nice to have first layer in a secured room/building. Recoup some energy then actually go about blocking unwanted signal leakage.
From a wild speculation side: if a tour bus of the elderly with pacemakers powered by this goes by are they just a traveling dead zone?
- Wowfunhappy 8y agoCan't you just do this with tinfoil?
- HashHishBang 8y agoYou can make a Faraday cage out of a lot of stuff but I doubt you could get much in the way of power out of it. Granted you can't get much out of this either but it's measurable.
- opwieurposiu 8y agoIf this device is blocking line-of-sight between you and the WiFi access point, then yes it will reduce your signal strength. In this respect it is like a fish tank or any other object that tends to absorb WiFi frequencies. It cant suck the WiFi out of a large area like some kind of vacuum cleaner, Electromagnetic waves don't work like that.