You're not protected from microwaves... yet - Part 2

Today we go over some methods of detecting and protecting yourself from microwave weapons.

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[darwinprime]

That microwave detecting shield is a slice of genius, and it's dramatic.

[zinaantoanetasabaudarling]

I'm moved to tears in gratitude for you caring enough to create these videos!
I don't expect these tips are going to completely block the attacks, but you've brought back hope showing that there are ways to diminish them. Lasers are also very much in the menu of stealth attacks, maybe you can address them as well or, if you've already covered the topic, someone could point them out to me. God bless you, decent man.
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[jamescranefinecarpentry]

I appreciate that despite the potentially controversial topic, this video has advice oriented towards safety and the science rather than aggression and politics.

[goldenmeanphaseconjunction]

I seriously doubt there is a channel that gives such raw scientific knowledge as freely as you my friend!

[azelaz]

I like how he flexed with knowing Aragon was the son of Arathorn. Already deserves the upvote

[dirtybird]

When i worked in the RV industry, one of our jobs was to test all microwaves and we used a neon bulb embedded in silicone to keep the bulb from breakage. In the microwave it would glow while running the microwave we also tested for leakage outside the microwave. This is cheap takes a very little time to make and is very accurate. You could make a wrist band with a neon bulb as a detector. Many old appliances had these bulbs in them to. I always seem to find me a free one to make a detector out of. And they work and last forever as long as the bulb isn't broken. You can just clip the wires off as they aren't needed. we used a clear silicone to embed the bulb and a 25 cent gumball toy has a clear case to embed the bulb in with the silicone. Let the Silicone cure overnight, and you have a new tool to detect microwaves. Cheap, dependable and long lasting.

[sshuggi]

Pyrotechnics, distilling your own alcohol, off-grid solar, energy weapon defense... I think this is secretly becoming an apocalypse preparedness channel.

[GregoMorgan]

A wireless mic seems like a pretty effective detecting device as well.

[dentonfender]

Exercise your Constitutional right to assembly, and protest, and protect yourself from dubious forces that may not have any respect for your rights under the Constitution. Good show professor!

[thebryanpereira]

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[jessestorm]

Really appreciate people like you. Sane, sensible, but not ignorant to the troubling direction this world is taking

[robt]

Man, you do a lot of good for the community. I am disturbed by any government that would use this on their own citizens too. Gonna become a patron.

[Mr_Wh]

I am glad that Tech Ingredients recognize and acknowledge the recent events. Things are ramping up at a concerning rate, and the main stream media isn't covering it, but rather covering it up.

[justinw]

Man youre killing it, that led board showing the polarized wavelength was super cool

[Victor-tldk]

23:30 it also could be very psychologically comforting in such a complex situation. It makes you feel like you have some control, confirmed knowledge, and preparedness for what's going on! A big goal of SWAT teams in the US is to intimidate people.

Thank you very much for this video! This is a very good public resource!!! You should be proud of yourself!

[jenneywoodford]

I love this guy. Wish there were teachers like you back in the day!

[donkrapf]

Thank you for a great video. I love that you get right to the point and dispense information which is undeniable because you prove it experimentally.

I'd like to offer a few thoughts:

1 The aluminized mylar blanket and the foam insulation with a metallic surface should work without regard to which way they are facing. The MW will pass right through the "back", and then be reflected back out. Bonus: If you place the foam insulation with the metal side facing into the room then you can cover the exposed studs with aluminum foil duct tape.

2 You can probably increase the sensitivity of the neon bulbs by lengthening their antennas. (i.e. solder lengths of wire to them)

[YTispartofproblem]

This guy is such an amazing communicator

I don't know this guy's name but i do know when I'm watching a natural teacher

Fantastic video ...again
Respect from Glasgow Scotland
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[Aangel]

FINALLY, Someone who has showed us what products will work as a faraday cage for several different scenarios. Fabulous thank you, thank you. Please do more on this topic. I will study what you have said so far and put it into practice. Prepare prepare everyone.😇

[needmoreboost]

I saw recently another documentary on radio waves and something that they pointed out was that the amount of energy is not as important as frequency when it comes to dissipating the energy in living cells, as the wavelength more so than power alone directly correlates with the ability to be used as a weapon