| Subject: | Re: Faux Fur for Windscreen? |
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| From: | rock_scallop |
| Date: | Tue Mar 17, 2015 5:08 pm ((PDT)) |
That non-fur fabric that Rycote is using now looks a bit like one of the fa= brics I have experimented with. What I have here is about 6 mm thick, one s= ide is mesh and the other side a finer fabric, held separated by fine paral= lel strands bridging the two sides. I think it might be called 3-dimention= al spacer mesh. When sewed into a shape it holds its shape fairly well wit= hout need of much supporting material - at least for smallish windscreens. = What I found locally was only in color white. I cannot attest to its effect= iveness in the field, except to say at least I have not noticed it to be in= effective in the few times I have tried it.=0D John Hartog |
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