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Buzzer wrote:
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 15:57:30 GMT, "Gord Beaman" ) wrote: "Gene Storey" wrote: "WaltBJ" wrote You are about 75% water and Xband resonates with the water molecules - so you will show up as a radar target. Actually the water frequency is in the K band (24 GHz). Just the opposite, it absorbs electromagnetic waves. Birds, bees, etc, show up well on many wavelengths, down to the L Band (1 GHz), and they show up because of their combined mass. He's right Walt, you musta been thinking of something different there. Because water molecules resonate at ~24 gHz it absorbs the RF energy (therefore won't reflect it). That's why microwave ovens use that frequency. Microwave ovens 2.45GHz Yes, sorry, missed the dot, 2.4 GHz -- -Gord. |
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