what is actually an epoxidised oil based resin? we have a research on making particleboards from wheat straw . i read that one way for improving the bonding between resin and the straws is using an oil base resin . can i make this kind of resins? or is there a place that sells this kind of resin? any comments on the price of this kind of resin?
My first observation is that this is a very dangerous thing to do. The voltages used for the tube are very high and the resultant radiation is also dangerous. The FCC will also be very interested in you for the dirty radiation you will be spewing in every direction. And I do mean dirty. The signal is very unstable and spreads around over a considerable part of the spectrum. Doesn't matter when it is in the box because it is shielded but outside is bad news. My next is that people seldom throw away good devices. There is usually something wrong with them which renders them useless for anything except landfill (or the seafill depending where you are). Faraday cage has to be resonant to work correctly and with all the right angles to bounce the radiation around properly. Since you already have the correct cavity available, why not use that one? In otherwords, why disassemble the oven at all?
Iron man have it. A better match would be green goblin vs Ironman.
t DECT - Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications these phones operate in the 1.9Ghz frequency range - an unlicensed spectrum that the FCC has set aside strictly for cordless telephones.. this is the latest and greatest in cordless phone technology 5.8Ghz operates in this unlicensed spectrum, there are some other consumer wireless devices that operate in this spectrum, but it is one of the least crowded frequencies - however since it is the highest frequency cordless phone on the market, it also has the least range from handset to base (some 5.8 cordless phones also operate on the 2.4 Ghz spectrum) 2.4 Ghz operates on this unlicenced spectrum with many other consumer wireless devices such as WiFi routers, microwave ovens, wireless video cameras, etc 900 Mhz phones operate on a crowded unlicensed frequency with many other consumer wireless devices, such as baby monitors, wireless speakers, garage door openers, car alarms, etc also unless the phone has DSS then it is insecure and can be monitored by a radio scanner (DECT, 2.4 and 5.8Ghz phones all have some form of DSS, or FHSS) DSS - Digital Spread Spectrum - a form of encryption to prevent eavesdropping FHSS - Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum - a form of encryption that also continuously searches for the best channel, and keeps changing to the best channel between the handset and base (normally these phones will not have a channel button, because the phone is constantly changing channels on its own)
