You could try something like polycyc with a coating of NeverWet. The
NeverWet would need re-application periodically.
On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 1:00 PM, 'Russ Wigh'
[naturerecordists] <> wrote:
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> Does any know of a light-weight, water resistant, acoustically
> transparent fabric which could be fashioned into a windscreen for a
> parabola. During these idle early summer days I am concocting a plan for =
a
> 24 inch reflector to house a very small lapel microphone which =96 at thi=
s
> point - would be otherwise exposed. Much to the consternation of my wife=
,
> my neighbors, and the community by-laws, I plan to mount this on a frame =
to
> fit over the peak of a dormer roof of my house to pick up night migrants=
.
> At the moment I am leaning toward rip-stop nylon. Other than the mic,
> which I have had for a couple of years, I have about $10.00 invested in t=
he
> project. The parabola will cost me $85, and a 48V connector to power the
> mic, another $50. All pretty reasonable, but I don=92t want to go there
> unless I can pull the whole thing together in theory anyway.
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> Thank you in advance,
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> Russ Wigh
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