Can anyone recommend a company or consultant who can provide all the necessary
support to move two modular construction, shielded, semi-anechoic, EMC test
chambers in the San Diego, California area? This would include:

 

·        Interfacing with company Facilities to advise on planning

·        Performing the disassembly of the existing structures

·        Performing the reassembly in a different building about ¼ mile
distant

·        Performing a shielding effectiveness test on the completed structure

 

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Yes, after more than 17 years in one location, fine tuning all test lab
facilities and structures for optimum performance, my company has decided that
demolishing the nearly 60 year old building is the only way to renovate it. My
EMC lab is but a cork upon the wave.

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Thanks in advance for your assistance!

 

 

Ed Price

[email protected] <blocked::mailto:[email protected]>      WB6WSN

NARTE Certified EMC Engineer

Electromagnetic Compatibility Lab

Cubic Defense Applications

San Diego, CA  USA

858-505-2780

Military & Avionics EMC Is Our Specialty

 

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