by Watchman » 26 Nov 2022 11:11
Most of us already know that
EMPs can wreak havoc on electronic devices. But what about batteries? Do they stand a chance against an EMP?
Yes, most batteries are actually quite resistant to EMPs, surprisingly. So long as they are not connected to a power grid or dependent on a controller that uses a circuit board, batteries should function after an EMP.
It sounds hard to believe given what we know about EMPs, but it is true. I could not quite believe it myself.
At any rate, knowing that you can probably depend on batteries and some devices that use them after an EMP might well change your EMP preparedness paradigm. Keep reading and we will tell you more about this encouraging revelation.
READ FULL ARTICLE HERE
Most of us already know that [url=https://www.survivalsullivan.com/day-electronics-died-happens-emp/]EMPs can wreak havoc[/url] on electronic devices. But what about batteries? Do they stand a chance against an EMP?
Yes, most batteries are actually quite resistant to EMPs, surprisingly. So long as they are not connected to a power grid or dependent on a controller that uses a circuit board, batteries should function after an EMP.
It sounds hard to believe given what we know about EMPs, but it is true. I could not quite believe it myself.
At any rate, knowing that you can probably depend on batteries and some devices that use them after an EMP might well change your EMP preparedness paradigm. Keep reading and we will tell you more about this encouraging revelation. [url=https://www.survivalsullivan.com/batteries-emp/]➡️ READ FULL ARTICLE HERE[/url]
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