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You're probably right that they used a guide like that. It seems irresponsible to publish that blog post. 99% of Pi tinkerers will read that disclaimer in the t
by sigmar 7y ago
You're probably right that they used a guide like that. It seems irresponsible to publish that blog post. 99% of Pi tinkerers will read that disclaimer in the third paragraph and either not understand that life critical devices _do_ can be interfered with or think their use-case is special/low-powered and won't do any harm.
- riskable 7y agoThe irresponsible part is that he says you "must use a filter" if you attach an antenna but does not describe what that would entail. There's not even a link anywhere that would describe how to make a filter or even what he's talking about ("I have a filter... There's no bad power going into this thing!") When you, "make something dangerous easy" you have a responsibility to be very specific in how to use your invention safely. Otherwise disaster seems inevitable.
- maxerickson 7y agoYou can buy razor blades almost everywhere for like a dollar. (Reviewing this comment later I see it can be read in sort of a nasty way; my meaning was that we don't really assign blame to providers of dangerous tools, the low price of razor blades reflects this)