It's not that electronics produce electromagnetic frequencies capable of killing grandpa.
Open image in new window Fig. 13 Decadal changes of the frequency of fish kill incidents over the Omani coast.
This risk is similar to the expected frequency of being killed in a motor vehicle accident or from a fall [ 1], but nonetheless remains the leading cause of transfusion-related death reported to the US Food and Drug Administration.
Well now you can thanks to the genius behind phonejammer.com, a north London company that manufactures these beauties, which are capable of killing mobile frequencies within a radius of up to 30 metres or so, depending on the size and power of the jammer.
For years, various British governments have been floating the idea of killing the FM frequency altogether, with Culture Minister Ed Vaizey saying earlier this year that the UK is reaching a "tipping point" in the conversion to digital radio.
Tigers and wild dogs may be capable of killing a calf, but calves stay close to their mothers, and the frequency of such killings is unknown.
Records exhibit a threefold increase in the frequency of fish kill incidents (Fig. 13).
If so, the frequency of road kill should decline over time.
However, despite the frequency of fish kills and the importance of this system to recreational and commercial fishers (Elscot 2000), no quantitative survey of the fish fauna of this estuary has been conducted.
