At 5:27 AM +0000 10/6/10, chrishails50 wrote:
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>That's just a great set of sounds Mark - great work both in the
>workshop and the field - I love Ravens !
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>Rob do you have your SASS plans posted anywhere we can access them ?
>I'd love to maybe try and build one over the winter.
Hi Chris--
http://tinyurl.com/2c6xrcm and its added to the links section of the
DIY boundary mics blog http://diystereoboundarymics.blogspot.com/
Rob D.
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>Chris
><http://www.wildechoes.org>http://www.wildechoes.org
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>Mark Brennan <> wrote:
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>> Hello all, over the weekend I made a home made SASS from wood,
>>with plans that
>> Rob Danielson had sent me. I made a couple of changes to the original p=
lan,
>> first made the 'nose' longer and also tapered it inward towards
>>the ends to the
>> point where it was 2.5 inches at the end of the nose. I then filled the=
back
>> with expanding foam and also all the crevices around the nose and
>>the two AT4022
>> mikes. The expanding foam was then cut away and taped in place
>>with electrical
>> tape. This is one ugly looking device! I have nicknamed it "The
>>Nose"... Today I
>> had a chance to field test it. Some of you may remember a family of Rav=
ens I
>> recorded in their nest. I found them feeding on something dead
>>today. Here's the
>> recording with the home made SASS into Fostec FR2LE. If you click
>>on the photo
>> on the soundcloud 'track' you can see the 'nose'.
>>
>>
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>><http://soundcloud.com/wildearthvoices/raven-family-whitehill-5th-oct-201=
0-home-made-sass>http://soundcloud.com/wildearthvoices/raven-family-whitehi=
ll-5th-oct-2010-home-made-sass
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>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Mark
>>
>> Mark A. Brennan
>> Canadian Landscape Painter
>> www.markbrennanfineart.ca
>> Nature Recordist
>> <http://wildearthvoices.org>http://wildearthvoices.org
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