For EMI / EMC Engineers
According to the Yuma, Arizona, Sun, area resident Paul Wilton was aware that radio signals from a new communications site in use by Marine Corps Air Station Yuma could interfere with his automatic garage door openers.Wilton wasn’t affected until all four of his automatic garage door openers suddenly stopped functioning properly and he was locked out.Read more in the Yuma Sun
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