An electromagnetic pulse, or EMP, may sound harmless enough but its effects can be devastating. In addition, it discusses in detail how to survive any kind of man made and natural disaster without spending thousands of dollars. When you realize you have not been raptured, and you did not prepare or suffer #1 thru #5, rejoice and know that God had a greater plan for your life!!!
Since the idea behind an EMP attack is to take out delicate electronics, and modern cars and trucks are chock full of electronics, the conventional wisdom says that any car build since the early 1980s is likely to be vulnerable to an EMP. By the time you pile in what will surely be everything you own in this world, your spouse, your 2.4 kids, grandma and the golden retriever, you may be looking for ways to increase your vehicle's carrying capacity.
Such a pulse may occur in the form of a radiated electric or magnetic field or conducted electrical current depending on the source, and may be natural or man-made. An example is an electronically powered wristwatch: there is debate over how sensitive these are.
The returns to the attacker far outweigh his investment in time, technology and the sacrifices among his personnel. When the power is restored, there's a risk of electrical surges that can damage items. Well that's exactly what could happen after an EMP attack, our grid could go down for months at best, but more likely, the attack would cause irreparable damage to our infrastructure.
Either by time or consumption, there would come a day when you'd be out of food if an event like an EMP attack occurred. The third is a pulse of energy that travels through wires and lines. On the alternator, if you dont have a Faraday Cage garage for your bug out car, the only choice you have there is to keep a spare in a Faraday cage.
In any case, the fear wayback.Archive.org associated with an EMP attack is that the surge of electromagnetic energy can interfere with the operation of electronic devices. If you find yourself in a metropolitan area after an electromagnetic pulse incident, leave - immediately.
Since the idea behind an EMP attack is to take out delicate electronics, and modern cars and trucks are chock full of electronics, the conventional wisdom says that any car build since the early 1980s is likely to be vulnerable to an EMP. By the time you pile in what will surely be everything you own in this world, your spouse, your 2.4 kids, grandma and the golden retriever, you may be looking for ways to increase your vehicle's carrying capacity.
Such a pulse may occur in the form of a radiated electric or magnetic field or conducted electrical current depending on the source, and may be natural or man-made. An example is an electronically powered wristwatch: there is debate over how sensitive these are.
The returns to the attacker far outweigh his investment in time, technology and the sacrifices among his personnel. When the power is restored, there's a risk of electrical surges that can damage items. Well that's exactly what could happen after an EMP attack, our grid could go down for months at best, but more likely, the attack would cause irreparable damage to our infrastructure.
Either by time or consumption, there would come a day when you'd be out of food if an event like an EMP attack occurred. The third is a pulse of energy that travels through wires and lines. On the alternator, if you dont have a Faraday Cage garage for your bug out car, the only choice you have there is to keep a spare in a Faraday cage.
In any case, the fear wayback.Archive.org associated with an EMP attack is that the surge of electromagnetic energy can interfere with the operation of electronic devices. If you find yourself in a metropolitan area after an electromagnetic pulse incident, leave - immediately.