Shielded Tent
In November 2007 I acquired an electromagnetically shielded tent with the intention of a technological solution to the mindcontrol, which I believed
to be inflicted using microwaves or other EM radiation. Unfortunately this experiment was a failure, and the tent did not shield me from mindcontrol.
Here is a picture of the tent constructed in my upstairs bedroom in Clapham.
I had previously purchased a personal protection suit from the retailer for £ 146.88 made of Silvertex Clothing but it had been quite useless in
preventing mindcontrol or cordless phone transmissions, so they agreed to its return in part credit for the shielded tent, which cost £ 2936.33.
The tent stopped cellphone transmissions in the 900MHz band but not DECT cordless phone transmissions at 1900MHz, which I would have expected it to.
The DECT transmissions came through with perfect digital clarity, with the handset inside the tent and the base station several rooms away.
The tent was made of Shieldex Nora Dell Nickel-Copper-Silver conductive fabric with a manufacturer claimed effectiveness of 85db from 30MHz to 10GHz.
In summer 2007 I had been to Euro EMC with a group of mindcontrol targeted individuals to test their metal Faraday Cage to see if it made any difference
to our experience. Since the mindcontrol only occurs at my home or accommodation this was an otiose exercise from my point of view, but it was nevertheless
interesting to see what a professional Faraday cage looked like and to compare my experience with other people. Their Ian King supplied me with a formula;
attenuation = 20 logbase10 (extsig / intsig)
which gave the attentuation in decibels calculated as a ratio of signal outside the tent to inside the tent. If Shieldex's figure of 85dB had been true
this would have given a ratio of 17782 which would certainly have blocked a cordless phone, and should have blocked the mindcontrol as well. Unfortunately
Shieldex's claim was false, as shown in the following test report for this particular tent.