Episode 010
RF Safety
Hosts & Guests
John Medina Alex Giddings feat: Max Birch
About This Episode
We talk with Max about:
- His journey into the RF Industry;
- A Brief History of FieldSENSE;
- How the relationship between FieldSENSE and GME Supply began;
- FieldSENSE’s design philosophy;
- What RF safety is;
- What frequencies we need to look out for;
- The effects of RF;
- RF and rooftops;
- RF training;
- Symptoms of RF sickness;
- FCC Regulations & Shaped Response;
- How the FieldSENSE works;
- The 6-minute averaging rule;
- Common RF misconceptions; and
- Additional features of the FieldSENSE 2.0
Disclaimer:
We’d also like to remind everyone that while this show is meant to be fun, entertaining, and informative it is not intended to replace proper, in-depth training. Manufacturer’s instructions must also be followed and reviewed before any fall protection equipment is used. And proper training should be received before operating any equipment or before climbing.
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We’d like to hear from you about why YOU climb. Email us a voice message at gearup@gearexperts.com about why you climb and what climbing means to you for a chance to be featured on the show – and win some swag of course.
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