SRC-654

The Effects of Microwaves on Birds: Preliminary Experiments, Journal of Microwave Power 4(2), 1969, pp.122-128 (pp.122-123 inferred)

J. A. Tanner, C. Romero-Sierra and S. J. Davie (National Research Council, Ottawa; Queen's University, Kingston) ·1969 · T1 measured result, peer reviewed · VC07 XC03

Commissioned by National Research Council of Canada (NRC Grant 2467, partial support, as printed). Who paid for a study is recorded because it bears on how its conclusions should be read, not because it makes them wrong.

J. Microwave Power 4(2):122-128 (1969) the identifier this document is registered under

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CLM-1294 (low confidence) The fullest of the four papers: caged birds under a pulsed beam above them reacted within seconds at about twice the proposed beam-centre strength and more slowly at lower strengths, pigeons stayed drowsy for half an hour after two minutes, and birds lit from below barely noticed.

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