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(thread drift) Decades ago I did a job for Raytheon (S/W for an X-ray machine control.) The Raytheon guy that hired us talked about standing in front of one of
by HankB99 2y ago
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Decades ago I did a job for Raytheon (S/W for an X-ray machine control.) The Raytheon guy that hired us talked about standing in front of one of those huge radar horns to warm up as a young serviceman. I didn't RTFA but I wonder if the history went back that far.
- anotherhue 2y agoI read many similar instances when I was doing the historical research into this. It's true of any high power radio system. They did some truly horrendous studies on rabbits.
- sidewndr46 2y agoNot at all. If you stand near a large higher power antenna below 2.0 MHz or so you can't measure any heating at all.
- anotherhue 2y agoFair enough, I haven't had much sub-VHF experience. Thank you.