...) during flight can interfere with navigation electronic gear? Yes. I was only using the ILS as a concrete example for the purpose of a discussion about the meaning of endangerment. Mythbusters attempted to interfere with navigation instruments in an aircraft (on the ground - they claim they couldn't get permission to do it in the air, but probably didn't want to ...

..., and it can never be guaranteed that none of those frequencies get out of the box (especially with crappy stuff from China). It is a potential risk. If the Mythbusters were unable to create interference it just means that their particular setup did not "mix" the frequencies to interfere with the navigation systems. Other devices operating with other frequencies might well do ...

...by an oscillator, and it can never be guaranteed that none of those frequencies get out of the box (especially with crappy stuff from China). It is a potential risk. If the Mythbusters were unable to create interference it just means that their particular setup did not "mix" the frequencies to interfere with the navigation systems. Other devices operating with other frequencies might well ...

... (etc) during flight can interfere with navigation electronic gear? Yes. I was only using the ILS as a concrete example for the purpose of a discussion about the meaning of endangerment. Mythbusters attempted to interfere with navigation instruments in an aircraft (on the ground - they claim they couldn't get permission to do it in the air, but probably didn't want to pay ...

... phone (etc) during flight can interfere with navigation electronic gear? Yes. I was only using the ILS as a concrete example for the purpose of a discussion about the meaning of endangerment. Mythbusters attempted to interfere with navigation instruments in an aircraft (on the ground - they claim they couldn't get permission to do it in the air, but probably didn't want to pay for...

... mixture is formed. At this point the tin goes *SPANG!* and blows the lid through the suspended ceiling tile above. Good fun, nearly as much fun as putting nitrogen tri-iodide on the chalkboard and the stinks-beak's lab-stool. mythbusters did something similar with a can of pringles potato chips. which is probably the best use of pringles potato chips i have ever seen. zol

...even if the tractor is fitted with "spoilers" at the sides and top. No, I don't have any numbers at hand... I wish I did. While not directly applicable, MythBusters did a study on whether tailgating trucks reduced fuel consumption for the follower. Even at 100ft, the effect was noticeable, and as they closed to 5ft, it reached ~90%% reduction in fuel consumption. They ...

... baby's een G-label :-) Dus die gaan wellicht zelfs zweven als het er niet meer uitmag... Ja ook een led-balloon gaat zweven hebben de mythbusters bewezen :-) -- Met vriendelijke groet Ernst Anepool, rij-instructeur te Mheer Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are ...

..., fr00t l00p. The previous poster has stepped in the legal equivalent of quicksand. Your analogy is obviously based on the movie version of quicksand. Those of us who have seen the Mythbusters episode know better and find that to be the better analogy-- it's an annoyance rather than a real danger. This has been long anticipated and well prepared for, but law enforcement said...

On 22 Jul, 20:05, Brian Robertson <me@[nospam].com> wrote: cosmo.john...@googlemail.com wrote: http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/article.html?in_article_id=229490&in_pag... ISTR an episode of "Mythbusters" that suggested this wasn't possible (the stream would probably stops being a continuous one by the time it hit the live rail and thus wouldn't be able to conduct), although ...