On 6/12/00 7:32 AM, J. Bradshaw at ac6tk@cybertime.net wrote:
>I once heard of a product that came in a spray can that could be used to
>coat the inside of a plastic cabinet for shielding. Is this still around?
>Where can I find some?
I used a product like this on a Wyse 85 Terminal years ago. It was in a
plastic case with no sheilding of the monitor. I don't remember what it
was called. I found it at a local electronics supply place.
It sprays on as a black coating, and is supposed to absorb EMI. I found
it worked somewhat. I don't know if it was worth the trouble.
Most of my EMI from the terminal came from the keyboard and cable. The
cable succumbed to placing a ferrite rod in its coils, but I never could
find a good way to shield the keyboard.
Bill Coleman, AA4LR, PP-ASEL Mail: aa4lr@radio.org
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