| Subject: | Re: mic windscreen tests from Army Research Lab( is now hogs hair) |
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| From: | "J. Young" jyoung1113 |
| Date: | Sat Jan 13, 2007 11:52 am ((PST)) |
I just "googled" hogs hair and was served up several products that are available under that name. There are air conditioning filters, brushes, etc= . The most promising was a product used to polish floors. One of the Ebay stores has a picture of this particular item, and it says that it is a soft= item, looks interesting and may be the same item Martyn describes. Enjoy, J. |
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