Mission DarknessDry Shield Rapture Faraday Bag 1,060L Capacity // Durable Waterproof Cover Shields Generators & Extra-Large Electronics from RF Signals EMP CME Solar Flares

The bag is very thick and heavier than I expected. It has several material layers and comes with an internal rubber floor matt to protect the bag from heavy items damaging the bag. I test generators for a online company and therefore decided to give this bag a test as well. I was able to placed two large gas generators (x1 12,000kw and x1 3,000 kw) side by side on the bottom of the bag and then still had room to placed two Bluetti solar generators on top. I then place large pieces of cardboard on the sides of the bag, on the inside, to protect the bag from any sharp edges on the generators.In order to test the blocking of wireless signals, I placed a small wireless (zigbee) device inside the bag (which is synced with an external device that measures signal strength and the link to the wireless device) and closed the bag. Initially, the wireless device continued to communicate even with the bag closed. I did contact Mission Darkness and they told be that the top of the bag needs to be rolled tightly to create a proper seal. However, due to the thickness of this bag it is very difficult to curl the top over tightly and evenly to ensure a complete seal. To resolve this I took an broom pole that I had a used it to help role the cover evenly, which in-turn resulted in a tighter roll.... and this time the internal wireless device stop communicating to the outside world and has not been able to communicate out of the bag since.One thing to note, the picture of this bag on Amazon shows 5 straps on the side. However, mine only came with 3 straps, even though it has slots for all 5. I did order additional 2" straps and 2" clips from Amazon to create the extra two that were missing (Note: I do feel that all 5 are needed to securely strap down the top of the bag tightly). Also the clips are plastic... I made the mistake of tightening them too much and one broke. I found a replacement online, even though Mission Darkness offered to replace the broken.In summary, the bag it very well made and it appears to block signals as described. Just note that you will need two or more people to load your large generators inside. When closing the zipper make sure it's completely closed. You will also need two or more people to properly roll and seal the top... failing to do so will allow signals to penetrate the bag. And don't forget to close the air-vents, located on each side to vent air out when closing.

I really like Mission Darkness products. This specific bag is very large (1,060 liters) and can hold a lot of items. It has a very tight waterproof zipper, and compression straps to help reduce the overall size once loaded. Once this bag is loaded I wouldn't plan on moving it because it will be very heavy. The bag also comes with a durable rubber mat "floor" to protect the bottom of the bag as it is loaded. Once loaded, one rolls up the opening which has super strong industrial strength velcro to prevent any electronic pulses from entering, then the zipper closes everything inside. It is also waterproof to protect delicate or sensitive items. The only issue was the price. It is expen$ive for a Faraday bag, but chances are you could probably get all of your electronics (with the exception of one's Tesla) inside the bag!

I wasn't certain as to whether the cost is justified—upon ordering the bag? BELIEVE ME/ IT'S WORTH IT IF YOU NEED IT... I will say? ironically?? A friend who is an electrical engineer confirmed?? What I had planned would not have worked... I AM NOT A MAN OF GREAT MEANS/ I REALLY AGONIZED OVER KEEPING THE BAG ANYWAY (JIC)? The detail in the stitching ?? The strength & quality?? The massive zipper demonstrates workmanship I've never seen before... It's incredibly strong—yet fine (MANY, MANY TEETH WHICH PROVIDE AN AMAZING SEAL).. AND THIS THING IS HUGE !! I am not lying/ I am not a fool... I learned something bout the Clinton's we're not supposed to know/ I'm that guy you hear about? The one being destroyed with satellite based EM/EF energy weapons (what they call harassment—but will lead to eventual death: SERIOUSLY)... I created a scaffolding such that I might comfortably sleep inside?? This is not possible—if it must be zipped closed (too much heat).. And open? It actually concentrates the energy (unfortunately).. This is not a joke/ I'm dying... I had such hopes? THIS ALMOST WORKED.. I don't have money to work out an isolated circulation system (insert smiling emoji)... Too bad.. I'll fight to the last..

This beast is huge and easily held my 13,000 watt generator - probably could put 2 in there. The bag is so dang thick and heavy that it really needs two people to hold while loading it. The bottom is not well defined when its empty so its hard to figure out the corners to put the floor in. For all of us in cold environments/states, this beast is NOT easily workable when its cold. If it was 65F or warmer it would have been much easier but its been 40 or below every day here and it doesn't want to flex or bend.So, this is all just first world problems I guess but once it was loaded, it zipped and folded over (also a pain since it was cold and not pliable) it gives me peace of mind that the electronics inside will be ok.Totally recommend and will likely get a second one for other stuff.

nice but very heavy!!

Well no one has an EMP Bomb to test it and if you do, please advise me of your results, but it seems to work according to the tests I tried. I will update the review after an EMP if I'm still around.