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upgrayedd · 07-30-2008, 01:07 PM

Bicycles come in handy there, also riding mowers and go karts. Anything with a NON ELECTRIC starter.Heck, even classic or vintage muscle cars'll work(they didnt have alternators they had Generators). All electronics will be reduce to non-functional JUNK after an EMP blast. The EMP effect can linger for days, depending on how high of an altitude the device was detonated-primarily evident in radio transmissions

Nuclear Weapon EMP Effects

My worries are not with a single device, but with MANY devices! EMP is the last thing that you should be worrying about.LOL
Get yourself some potassium Iodine.(anti-radiation meds) Keeps harmful isotopes from building up in the liver, preventing rad sickenss.
I found a bottle or two at the milsurp store a year ago(expensive tho).It DOES have an expiration date, though.

07-30-2008, 01:07 PM	#33 (permalink)
upgrayedd Hooligan Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Virginia Posts: 2,414 iTrader: 3 / 100%	Bicycles come in handy there, also riding mowers and go karts. Anything with a NON ELECTRIC starter.Heck, even classic or vintage muscle cars'll work(they didnt have alternators they had Generators). All electronics will be reduce to non-functional JUNK after an EMP blast. The EMP effect can linger for days, depending on how high of an altitude the device was detonated-primarily evident in radio transmissions Nuclear Weapon EMP Effects My worries are not with a single device, but with MANY devices! EMP is the last thing that you should be worrying about.LOL Get yourself some potassium Iodine.(anti-radiation meds) Keeps harmful isotopes from building up in the liver, preventing rad sickenss. I found a bottle or two at the milsurp store a year ago(expensive tho).It DOES have an expiration date, though.