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Also an EE. I struggle to see how this might be technically feasible even with space magic technology. EMPs travel at the speed of light through air. Any det

Also an EE. I struggle to see how this might be technically feasible even with space magic technology. EMPs travel at the speed of light through air. Any detection and counter pulse will lag behind by some amount. Maybe that delay could be sufficiently small and there could be enough transceivers in enough locations to be "good enough", but this seems very unlikely. I don't really get why there is a market for this in the first place. A cheap and unpatentable solution for EMP shielding already exists: Faraday cages.

TylerE 3y ago
They have a market because old rich Rotary club members will spend money on black boxes to “keep them safe”. I need to introduce these people to my special Yeti defense device. In millions of hours of testing there have been zero Teti attacks! It works perfectly!
- DaiPlusPlus 3y ago
  > Eotsfy club Wassis?
DaiPlusPlus 3y ago
> I don't really get why there is a market for this in the first place Ignorance and salespeople.