Subject: | DO IT YOURSELF parabolic microphone for a hobbiest? |
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Date: | Mon, 19 Nov 2001 12:45:42 -0000 |
Has anyone (or does anyone know someone) who has built their own parabolic microphone from extremely inexpensive components? I was thinking of getting a small used broken (but not the actual dish broken) DISH NETWORK aluminum satillite dish and re-engineering it with a microphone. Has anyone done this effectively? What was the bottom line cost for the whole setup? I would want to mount this on a tripod (that I already own) and connect a set of cheap headphones. I would then use this to listen for the different species in the area. Maybe even to use it for a sound/species survey. I am only interested in this on an amatuer hobbiest scale, as I really do not wish to spend the money (a few hundred to few thousand dollars) that more professional setups require. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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