| Subject: | 2. Re: Weatherproofing Mics? |
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| From: | madl74 |
| Date: | Sun Jul 26, 2015 9:15 am ((PDT)) |
> One option might be to use or copy or adapt the proprietary waterproof w= indshields ... Grant, Allow me to disambiguate the term "waterproof windshield". There is no such= thing. If sound can get through, water can also get through. There are two= different protections needed: |
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