r/Electromagnetics is a subreddit with 7k members. The most common flair used is mod announcement, meters, satellites, wiki, and meter report.
**ABOUT COMMUNITY**
https://www.reddit.com/r/Electromagnetics/comments/1j0dqha/about_community/?
Flair Used in r/Electromagnetics
#1
Mod Announcement
: "[Censorship] Part 2: Posts and comments in r/electromagnetics are being removed but not by present mods. Last 12 months 2.3k total posts removed 2.2k from the previous year In the past 12 months, 802 total comments removed 752 from the previous year"
11 posts
#2
Meters
: "[Meter Apps] [Off Grid] Odometer apps to measure distance from power line and telephone line to ascertain how off grid a campsite, cabin or land for sale are"
11 posts
#3
Satellites
: "[Starlink] Second-generation satellites emit UEMR that is up to a factor of 32 stronger compared to the first generation. The calculated electric field strengths exceed compatibility standards for electronic devices and recommended emission thresholds."
9 posts
#4
Wiki
: "[WIKI] Meter Reports: Instructions was deleted from wiki index and Reddit's search engine"
9 posts
#5
Meter Report
: "[Meter Reports: RF] Extremely strong 60 Hz at +40.4 dBm. "Any wire will act as an antenna and pick that up, and all the power wires throughout your house are broadcasting it." 60 Hz signal on DC power supply output by All About Circuits"
7 posts
#6
Earthing or Grounding
: "[Earthing] Earthling 3.0 Erthe Athletic Grounding Shoe Strap"
7 posts
#7
Electricity
: "I need an expert opinion on this device."
7 posts
#8
Miscellaneous
: "Why 50 ohm is considered usually for RF impedance?"
6 posts
#9
Shielding
: "[Shielding: Basalt] Basalt is an electrical insulator"
5 posts
#10
Signal Identification
: "[Signal Identication] Amazon Leo purchased Globalstar's satellites and frequency spectrum. Band 53 from 2483.5 to 2495 MHz."
4 posts
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Last updated: August 10, 2026