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In Reply to: Damp the metal against acoustic vibration. posted by Al Sekela on December 2, 2006 at 21:36:16:
Hey Al,I totally agree with the cheaper methods.
I recently saw some "cotton bags" with pull ties ( i think they were billed as bags for flour, etc.). Would this give give better performance than the plastic bags, due to cottons low dielectric?
Also, thanks a bunch for your help on the dedicated runs we discussed.
I wish I could have taped the electricians facial expressions!!
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- Re: Damp the metal against acoustic vibration. - Dawnrazor 14:57:47 12/03/06 (4)
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- Re: Damp the metal against acoustic vibration. - Dawnrazor 20:07:10 12/03/06 (2)
- Look good but would not keep the sand contained. - Al Sekela 09:14:24 12/04/06 (1)
- Re: Look good but would not keep the sand contained. - Dawnrazor 10:06:48 12/05/06 (0)
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