| Subject: | Re: Protecting microphones from rain overnight |
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| From: | freitojos |
| Date: | Sun Jun 14, 2015 4:40 am ((PDT)) |
Maybe I will experiment this, I have a poncho with fake fur with 9cm hair: = With my poncho in false fur I can make a tent in an aluminium structure an= d put the mics inside the tent. =0D As David said it gives a soft landing to the rain, and when saturated we c= an take the fur and dry it. =0D Jos=E9=0D |
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