| Subject: | Re: Relective properties for DIY projects |
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| From: | "Roger Norwood" |
| Date: | Sun May 21, 2006 4:14am(PDT) |
Acousticians and architects refer to common tables of absorption for variou= s materials. Cambridge Audio have a glossary page including one on absorbers http://freespace.virgin.net/cad.cables/glossary.htm#gloa1 Make a large mug of tea or coffee, put 'absorbsion coefficients' into Google. sit back and enjoy cheers BigRog Roger Norwood |
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