The cheapest way to block and reflect RF radiation is to create a reflector out of aluminum mosquito net. The net is becoming more and more problematic to find today in store but some hardware store still have it for seal for as low as US$5 for a linear meter.
I used it last week to block RF radiation from an unknown source to penetrate my kitchen via a big window. I cut the net and connected it to the bars on the windows using metal wires. The outcome was nice and RF measurements showed no RF!
Please see the pictures bellow:
1. The windows before the installation of the net.
2. The wires
3. The net
4. The windows after the installation of the net.
Video - Aluminum net blocks RF radiation - http://youtu.be/5vnw_N4BiUc
for more info about RF protection please see - http://www.norad4u.com/emr-protection/rf-protection
I used it last week to block RF radiation from an unknown source to penetrate my kitchen via a big window. I cut the net and connected it to the bars on the windows using metal wires. The outcome was nice and RF measurements showed no RF!
Please see the pictures bellow:
1. The windows before the installation of the net.
2. The wires
3. The net
4. The windows after the installation of the net.
Video - Aluminum net blocks RF radiation - http://youtu.be/5vnw_N4BiUc
for more info about RF protection please see - http://www.norad4u.com/emr-protection/rf-protection
Interesting - thanks for the post!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteDoes metal nets work as well as aluminum or close to?
ReplyDeleteTo the best of my knowledge, Metal nets works better then kitchen aluminum foil.
DeleteWill this block frequencies coming out of those 5g? tower's?
ReplyDeleteYes.
DeleteAccording to the holes size.
But it should be used very carefully, please see -
https://www.norad4u.com/emf-protection/rf-protection/#RF_blocking_with_Aluminum_Mosquito_net