At 12:25 PM 11/13/01 -0600, Mark Skeels wrote:
> > I also built a screen box, which lets me make more deterministic
>measurements.
> > It's simply a box, of double sided PCB material, with all seams soldered.
> > The lid has inner and outer overlaps, and finger stock to assure solid
> > contact.
> >
>That's pretty neat; do you have  a picture of it?

Picture a box... 2' x 2' x 8"  :)

I used 1" stock to make the lid gasket. The trick is to do the lid before
you solder the sides to the bottom. Make some triangle gussets for the
corners to hold the box square.

I put the test subjects on a little microwave tray, and I have a loop
antenna, and some thru-bulknead signals using bulkhead wall BNC connectors.

I've been meaning to shoot one, but I don't have one yet.

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