95 Mazda MPV. drivers side door locked, can't unlock with key. Pull up on lock and it pulls back down. electric locks. other locks ok. can't get the door open to take off panel to see what's going on. How can I get it to unlock? tried unhooking battery to cut the power, didn't work
Proper RF shielding requires a lot of work and materials to do it correctly. It would have to be a lot more than just your ceiling. Most apartment roofing is made of steel and concrete which would vastly reduce any wireless energy emitted in your direction. The type of energy emitted from base station is also non-ionizing, so it can't really hurt you. It's the wrong type of energy. Q: Is it safe to live or work on the top floor of a building that has a mobile phone base station antenna on it? A: In general this will not be a problem. The roof of the building will absorb large amounts of the RF energy. Typically a roof would be expected to decrease signal strength by a factor of 5 to 10 (or more for a reinforced concrete or metal roof). In addition, the FCC requires RF radiation evaluations of high-power rooftop transmitters. Even a worst-case calculation predicts that power density on the floor below an antenna will meet all current RF safety guidelines, and actual measurements in top-floor apartments and corridors confirm the power density is far below all current RF safety guidelines.
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Popping, /forums/ Very helpful for bboying, but it also has sections for popping and locking Again, start with the basics.
