How can electronic devices be protected from radio interference?

[Wolfbox]

What electronic devices do you bring when you off-roading/camping/hunting?
Do you have any practical ways of protecting electronic devices from being intervened by high frequency radio? It would be much appreciated. Thanks.

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[Dude]

Distance from RF Sources and faraday cages / bags help

 

[jkernitzki]

Knowing a thing or two about frequency spectrum allocations, I tend not to worry about it too much. My professional experience working across multiple frequency bands with high-power, analog systems was—and is—rarely an issue. Digital radios make it even less of a concern.

 

[Uncle Brad]

Need more information as to what devices you're trying to protect, but wrapping the 12VDC line around torroid cores, using inductive suppressors and good grounding generally stops noise and other forms of interference in RF, AF and many video applications.

You can also put one or more clamp-on ferrite core suppressors on your 12VDC line(s). Amazon sells a number of assortments for different wire sizes from sources like Amazon.

 

[Winds of Change]

What electronic devices do you bring when you off-roading/camping/hunting?
Do you have any practical ways of protecting electronic devices from being intervened by high frequency radio? It would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Is that with the Rugged Radios G1 radio? IT cuts out the radio during TX.