Wireless Extension Power Cord

[TheDoctorWHO]

For some reason this thing hits me like the 1950's "Hey kids, DDT is completly HARMLESS !"

then here come the 70's and a collective "Oh S#!t " arises from the scientific community.

So what I see is that this is gonna cause some sort of genetic blah blah blah or birth blah blah blah.

Just and FYI thing, dont microwaves cook things ? Lets just say for the sake of arguement, powersurge....
Ill stick with my wires (and wireless internet) thank you muchly.

 

[Kyanzes]

Microwaves directed at a satellite would also fry its electronics. Try putting a CD in the microwave. Or fly a plane too close to an Aegis missile cruiser putting out full power on the main radar panels. Same thing happens in both circumstances: it sizzles.

Aegis missile cruisers are common houshould appliances nowadays, will try that in a sec.

 

[Kyanzes]

Wouldn't a cloudy sky render the satellite/surface energy transfer useless? Ofc they could build the receiver in a desert but then it would be situated way far from consumer areas.
Of course I can be wrong, don't know if the transfer would be affected at all.

 

[f95toli]

Depends on the frequency. Most materials (excluding metals) are more or less transparent to microwave frequencies which is why you can use a mobile phone inside a house. I don't think clouds (water vapour) would block anything.

 

[Born2bwire]

Originally posted by: f95toli
Depends on the frequency. Most materials (excluding metals) are more or less transparent to microwave frequencies which is why you can use a mobile phone inside a house. I don't think clouds (water vapour) would block anything.

Doesn't really interfere with GPS, and that's in the 1 GHz range I believe.