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Stealth Computer releases waterproof PC
Stealth Computer releases waterproof PC
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No. WiFi and most other radio signals do not travel far very underwater.
Only Very Low Frequencies (VLF) travel thru water but you need a massive antenna and a huge amount of transmitting power to get any range. Submarines have to go shallow just to receive a VLF signal but they cannot transmitt on VLF. They have to raise an antenna above surface to reply using normal frequencies.
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- 1) ? why ?
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- by viper396 June 22, 2009 12:29 PM PDT
- 3)..the answer is No. The very fact that water is an electrical conductor, salt water being more so, makes it a very very poor medium for transmiting radio or WiFi.
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(12 Comments)2) really good comments (humor) and truth (Csipa1)
3) "Does anyone know if wifi signals go through water?" don't know the exact answer, but have a hypothesis: since water is an electrical conductor & also affects light, wi-fi should be able to be conducted through it (I would think POSSIBLY even amplified)
4) not sure I'd want to try a desktop under water though (the whole "water is an electrical conductor" thing)