SRC-726

Microwave Hazard Measurements near Various Aircraft Radars. Radiation Data and Reports 15(4), April 1974, pp.161-179 (EPA Office of Radiation Programs reprint); second copy with an index card

R. A. Tell and J. C. Nelson, US EPA Electromagnetic Radiation Analysis Branch (names per the index card in the rank 21 file and the header, partly illegible in the text layer) ·1974-04 · T3 government or agency report · VC06 XC01

Commissioned by US EPA. Who paid for a study is recorded because it bears on how its conclusions should be read, not because it makes them wrong.

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Published claims resting on this source

CLM-1363 With an aircraft's own radar aimed at the cockpit, the metal front of the fuselage kept the cockpit below what the meter could detect.

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SRC-726 , recorded 2026-10-02.