People, why not just try plastic umbrellas! They DO work.
Klas.
At 10:15 2003-12-10 -0300, you wrote:
>Hi there folks,
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>I have been searching the web for some types of parabolic reflectors that =
I
could use as an example. I came across several models used for indoor
lighting. They are supposed to be aluminum made, lightweight (average weigh=
t
below 2 lb / 1 kg) and cheap (ca 20 to 25 USD).
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>http://www.repume.com.br/produtos/di240.htm (diameter 52 cm)
>http://www.eletricanet.com.br/ilum_industrial/ilum_industrial16.htm
(diameter not specified)
>http://www.eletricanet.com.br/ilum_industrial/ilum_industrial08.htm
(diameter not specified)
>http://www.westarb.com.br/p_lampadas_iluminacao_ind.htm (diameter not
specified)
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>Could some of you have a look at the links, and give me your opinions
whether any of these designs would work as a good reflector for nature
sounds recordings?
>
>Thanks again,
>
>
>Daniel De Granville
>Bonito, MS, Brazil
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