I am considering trying a laptop made out of aircraft aluminum. I read somewhere that aluminum is harmful, is that true? What about plastic ABS, is that considered harmful?
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In a message dated 3/24/2008 12:21:23 AM GMT Standard Time, [hidden email] writes: I am considering trying a laptop made out of aircraft aluminum. I read somewhere that aluminum is harmful, is that true? What about plastic ABS, is that considered harmful? Thanks... I rekon that Essers should face the truth and limit thier exposure to computers, wether plastic alluminium wood glass, the electronics are so leaky that even if you sheilded all of them sucessfullly you still have the monitor problem, how do you sheild this, I fitted a sheilded cable to a light feeding an incandescent bulb only to realise that the bulb and holder were kicking out efeilds like a sprinkler so I made an earthed lampsdae as a final collector of stray electrons, an analogy came to mind here, if you repair a leaky hose you might find that whatever is on the end fails due to the newly restored pressure, so when sheilding a mouse dont just do the cable as you might end up with more arriving at you hand and so on.. rambling I know heho paul uk [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Hi, Barry,
My experience with aluminum (foil only) is it reflects some emfs and is not helpful at all with magnetic frequencies. On my laptop, I experienced alot of magnetic frequencies as well as the other electrical frequencies. I used alum foil as a shield while working on my laptop to eliminate as much emfs as possible. I also use alum foil in my car for some shielding from cell towers. We looked at a house with aluminum siding, and it caused emfs to reflect off of it outside the dwelling. I was told by an expert in this area that grounding the siding would help the emfs from entering inside the house, but I would not be able to stand between the cells and the outside siding without problems and that the alum siding would reflect the emfs back into the atmosphere. That is also my experience in my car, etc. You can shield some emfs on the other side of the aluminum (from you), but the emfs on the side you are on can in some cases be magnified. Diane Barry Paul <[hidden email]> wrote: I am considering trying a laptop made out of aircraft aluminum. I read somewhere that aluminum is harmful, is that true? What about plastic ABS, is that considered harmful? Thanks... Barry --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] --------------------------------- Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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In a message dated 3/24/2008 8:07:47 PM GMT Standard Time, [hidden email] writes: alum siding would reflect the emfs back into the atmosphere. That is also my experience in my car, etc. You can shield some emfs on the other side of the aluminum (from you), but the emfs on the side you are on can in some cases be magnified. Diane I found recently that the climate conrol device which has a mini fan and goodness knows whatelse sited near my head in the car (renault scenic) when removed has meant that I can drive the car with far less irritation, in fact having removed the offending component the change is unbelievable ! I wish I had thought of this ages ago as I have suffered the car on so many occassions, to the point where it has given me total body effects within 1minute and heart palps withing 10mins, bad bad bad peice of electronics to be sited near the head ! paul uk [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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