Title: A Survivalist Guide on How to Protect Electronics from EMP
Headings: Emergency Essentials: A Survivalist Guide on How to Protect Your Electronics from EMP
Emergency Essentials: A Survivalist Guide on How to Protect Your Electronics from EMP
What Does EMP Stand For?
Is an EMP Cause for Alarm?
What Effect Does an EMP Have?
Types of EMP: Natural, Manmade, and Military
How to Protect Your Electronics from EMP
Use Ferrite Clip-on Beads
Compile a Stock of Emergency Electronics
Put Electronics in a Faraday Bag
Put Faraday Bags Inside a Faraday Container
Final Thoughts

Content: It is also referred to as a transient electromagnetic disturbance. The premise, of how an EMP operates and why it matters so much to people, is all about the physics of electricity and, on it, societies dependency. Electricity is in the air. In fact, Nicola Tesla’s last unfinished feat was to develop a form of grid-wide wireless electricity distribution. An EMP is a burst of electromagnetic energy from a natural or manmade source. The energy travels over the electrically charged air and is attracted to other electric currents. The problem is that the energy from an EMP disrupts the current output of electronic devices, causing an overload. Is an EMP Cause for Alarm? The only productive use of EMP for humans is as a weapon. If you are on the receiving end of an EMP, yes–it is cause for alarm.