Doug Hughes writes:
If you saw that PBS documentary (they want $20,000 for rebroadcast by the way). It was an 87 or 88 or something like that. It would make you a believer. There was a lady in a van that whenever she used her cellular phone, her sun's breathing apparatus (lung impaired) went into alarm. There was another case at a hospital pre-natal care word near the main entrance to the hospital. Several occasions when a local bus loop went by, and the guy happened to be talking on the intercom of the bus, several of the units in the ward went into alarm and failed (they had a tough time tracking that one down by the way).
There is a huge difference between noting that some electronic equipment is temporarily vulnerable to interference, or that you can read screens at a distance from the emitted radiation, and saying that you can build these portable ray-guns that cause computers to fry at 200 yards. .pm