[ADXA] Here We Go Again
Steven Rutledge
steven.t.rutledge at gmail.com
Fri Sep 25 10:35:22 EDT 2026
When I was actively flying, anytime they were working on/testing weather
radar on an aircraft they were very careful to warn employees not to
stand anywhere near the radome when they were testing it.
Steve, N4JQQ
On 9/24/2026 9:14 PM, BILL KENNAMER via ADXA wrote:
> Also, a high power 432 rig has been known to to cause blindness from
> someone working too close to the antenna.
>
> K5FUV
>
>
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> On Thursday, September 24, 2026, 4:09 PM, Jussi Eloranta via ADXA
> <adxa at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
>
> On 9/24/26 3:48 PM, Steven Rutledge via ADXA wrote:
>
> > I did know of an instance where a group of soldiers were ordered to
> > staff a portable missile launcher and radar in a sensitive location
> > after 911. The tenants of the building reported that they were
> > drinking on the job. Turns out they were too close to the radar
> > associated with the launchers. True story. I have no idea if the
> > results were permanent.
> >
> Nothing wrong with studying this as long as they don't invent
> stuff. But
> if you ever end up working on a tower or rooftop with a high power
> cell
> phone base station antennas, do not put your face right in front
> of them
> if they are on. Water has strong rotational absorption at microwaves
> (continuous band starting at 1 GHz and up) and it can start
> cooking your
> eyes (that's how microwave ovens work). Microwave radars even more
> so.
> Cell phones don't produce enough RF to really heat up anything (low
> energy non-ionizing radiation) or the base stations if you are a good
> distance away from them. So, I am not advocating for these "5g
> conspiracy theories" :-)
>
> Jussi (aa6kj)
>
>
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