Re: Sounds of Silence was RE: Noisy Gaps

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Original poster: "teri mckenney by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <mck-at-ezy-dot-net>

hey Ken,
Maybe you can run it while a grass cutter is running?
B.Mck.
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Subject: Sounds of Silence was RE: Noisy Gaps


> Original poster: "Ken Stevens by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>"
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> Dwp wrote to my question:
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> > And with that, what has anyone found to be the least obnoxious (read
> > quietest) type of gap? Enclosed or Open? Static or RSG? What???
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> Quietest EMI or audio?
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> > I live in an up-scale part of town and radio noise aside, most
> everyone
> > has cable or dishes, the audible noise is sure to annoy a couple of
> > neighbors.
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> I'm asking about audio annoyances. Most everyone around is on Cable or
> Dish, so RF doesn't worry me too greatly, but it's a REALLY quiet
> neighborhood. People don't even work on their cars, unless it's in a
> closed garage. My last name is Clampett!!! :o)
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> It's not a gated community, just a up-scale older area (not many kids).
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> I'm worried about generating COPIOUS amounts of noise during the
> evening, as I'll have to run outdoors. I've basically planned on having
> the gap (Static or RSG) in a lexan enclosure to help.
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> Any input is greatly appreciated.
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> Ken Stevens
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