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[#2] Posted: 10/25/2007 - 3:14:45 PM |  |  |
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Really should not be much of a problem as far as my experiance.
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Other then my compass and computer hard drive, I can't think of anything.
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You can always wrap the magnets in a sheilding material such as aluminum foil. The strength of the magnet might determine how much sheilding is required. Try it out.
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[#5] Posted: 10/25/2007 - 4:21:37 PM | | |
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It'd screw up my Patek Philippe watch that I wear just for crawlspaces. It'll also wipe out the programming on the new pacemakers.
I have 2 tools that have magnets in my box. Hasn't been a problem.
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