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Question: Hi..I have a headlight modulator and the pulses are being picked up on intercom. If I wrap the modulator and wires would this work? Suggestions?
Document: And it was pretty cool! So I thought, what if there were a way to make a slug/snail barrier with copper--lo and behold, there is, and it is called 'slug tape.' Slug tape comes in a roll of 15 FEET, but copper scientific tape comes in a roll of 55 YARDS. That means I can wrap my entire raised beds in a single, unbroken, impassable &#34;run.&#34;  Take that, abominable land mollusk!
Great adhesive, so just peel back a little at a time. Go over it carefully:  the edges might not be quite sealed, so pressing along the entire edge is important. Once sealed, it will not come off.I recommend this product for those who are wanting some protection from a possible EMP event.
My computer is now fixed and NO MORE SHORTS. Amazon gave AMAZING delivery service. I ordered this product on a Friday night, and using ground delivery service, my product was delivered on Tuesday morning at 9:27am . GREAT JOB Amazon!! !
Great Product!!! I used this product to repair a short in the grounding circuit in my hp dv8t-1000 laptop. The WI-FI kept shorting out. I sent it back to HP twice to have this problem repaired, while it was still under warranty, but apparently HP's techs had no idea how to fix it, so they just returned it back to me with the same problem.
The only downside is that while I now can prevent further slimy  incursion, the offending leafhole makers who are already in there are now trapped in there. That is a different problem to solve. AND! should any gardeners come over here to the science department for this stuff: a number of you complain on the slug tape listings that the sticky backing doesn't hold on your garden beds. Um, ok...leave the backing on and staple-gun it in place. There you go.
This tape was used for a art lamp shade I created, and it really put the finishing touch on the whole thing. It's very easy to use, and boy does it look classy! I'm going to order different widths for other projects I have in mind. I'm sure it works well for conductive shielding as well, but for fun things that you are doing, this really does a nice job.
I used this along with heavy-duty foil to create a faraday cage for my backup power system. The tape works really well, so well that you have to be careful in how you apply it. I started out by pealing back the entire length I needed, with the idea that I could tap it down at either end, then smooth it in the middle. Oops! It is on a coil, so it tends to twist.
I make props out of wood for costumes and aluminum foil tape is what I use on them to make them look realistic. I had an order that wanted bronze or copper on it and this was just what I needed to make it look good. I will say though if you are like me and use it for props it does the same thing any copper will do when it's handled too much, it will start to tarnish and it doesn't take much for copper to tarnish.
I measured the adhesive-to-copper resistance and it is in the sub-ohm level.There is a really excellent book available detailing Faraday enclosures and how to make your own. I have no connection with this publication. I just purchased it and applied its recommendations. The title is &#34;Disaster Preparedness for EMP Attacks and Solar Storms.&#34;  It is written by Arthur T. Bradley, who holds a Ph.D in Electrical Engineering and works for NASA.
Your gear will be protected. I used metal trash cans. They are sturdy and cheap, but they don't seal perfectly. When you use a conductive adhesive tape like this to seal the trash can and secondary enclosures, you are are protected from 100 KHz  up to 1 GHz with greater than - 50 dB attenuation at all frequencies inside that range.One last comment. The info on the web is mostly worthless. Dipping an FM radio into a trash can is all but meaningless.
Answer: no