Don't try this at home or in your garden
- RobertArthur
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- RobertArthur
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Don't try this at home or in your garden
As more and more panels are replaced by plastic, even though the basic frame remains as metal, you have to wonder if the Faraday cage will eventually break down.
- Hotrodder
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Don't try this at home or in your garden
~The caravan incident proves nothing. I once worked in a factory where caravans were manufactured. They are structurally lacking. Very thin ply panels with the inherent rigidity of cooked pasta until they are assembled, mostly with staples and glue. ~A close friend of mine once saw a caravan literally split apart on a motorway. The top section unzipped itself like peeling a banana. A real test would be to drop a '59 Cadillac onto the Toyota. If you could flip the Caddy over onto its wheels It could probably drive away. The pickup would be flat-packed, and if it was one of those electric heaps it would probably be on fire as well.
On my headstone it will say: Please switch off mobile phones. I'm trying to get some sleep.
