Subject: | Re: the nature of parabolic reflectors |
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From: | "Rich Peet" <> |
Date: | Sat, 21 Feb 2004 01:35:21 -0000 |
You are getting there for sound Raimund. Now you need to figure where the lowest freq that the "song" birds sing. Then you have to figure the usable width of the focus globe of a parabola without loss of gain v. freq. Then you can decide for yourself if their is an advantage to adding in part of the curve as a corner reflector. And myself just for the sound I still wish to build it out of graphite comp. and not polyc. Some day in the not to distant future maybe I can build one. But this spring is surround for me. Rich ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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