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Zeta Data Model 182-1 EMP Pin Driver Test Set for Simulating the EMP created Nuclear Detonations This is a programmable, low energy, electromagnetic pulse test, for terminal protection devices. INPUT 108-122 VAC OUTPUT 0-300 V Adjustable and Programmable, Bipolar Trapezoidal Waveform. Valued at $28,290 per system, ten years ago, Replacement cost today would be around $62,000 each Invaluable for testing the susceptibly of electronic equipment to the devastating effect of the powerful electromagnetic waves caused by a nuclear blast. This test set test the "nuclear hardness" of specialized radios, communications lines, encryption devices, and other systems. These two unit came out of an operational GWEN test facility: http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/usa/c3i/gwen.htm These were very well cared for. Note the extremely valuable extra thick Halliburton aluminum cases, with the flush mount panel.. Each system included a power cord, and test cables/harnesses. Be very careful in using this item is strong enough to create a EMP signal that can touch off a nuclear blast detector due to the waveform shape, and amplitude. The "proper use" if you will is to attach the BNC cable to the antenna inputs of the radio being tested, and initiate the "thunder clap", this test set will tell you is your radio is protected well enoguh withstand the elctrical shock of a nuclear bomb being set off near you and the EMP getting into you radio. This test set tests the susceptibility of equipment to a pulse from a nuclear bomb. We will also include some of the stock and inventory papers, as well as a number of E-mail messages in regards to these two units being used at a GWEN site, and used to test GWEN systems. (Zeta data model 182-1 emp pin driver test set nuclear was posted and is owned by: Sonya Hendricks) |
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