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I liked the idea of using the t-extrusions for a Faraday cage:
http://labrigger.com/blog/2012/05/16/cages-of-a-different-sort/
For shielding, did you use panels or just wrap the frame in in copper woven cloth? I was considering doing just that, holding the cloth in place with t-nuts and a washer. If you have a better idea or solution, I would be happy to hear it.
Thanks,
Russell
Metal plates. Some of these places will supply those too.
very nice work !!!
I ‘m developer for multiphoton microscopy with LabVIEW, i make also electronic part for that
so each post it’s very interesting for me
never stop your blog