Subject: | Conical reflector sources? |
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From: | "werainey" werainey |
Date: | Wed Sep 6, 2006 3:31 pm (PDT) |
We're interested in testing a conical reflector for long term logging of ba= t acoustic activity (frequency range roughly 4-100 kHz). It seems that mounting the microphone= in a shallow shroud with a drip edge facing vertically downward over a coaxial 22.5 degr= ee cone (apex up) would overcome some of the icing and other inclement weather problems we've= encountered with simpler planar reflectors in past years. Assuming this seems plausible, I'd welcome suggestions for an affordable so= urce of smooth, sharply pointed, closed cones of relatively tough, lightweight, weather res= istant material (spun sheet aluminum, polycarbonate?). Web searching typical leads to cones= with a aperture at the apex which we don't want. Bill R. |
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