Yes we had over 100 mm of rain and over 100 km/hr wind. A strong wind can blow
water through small holes too. I found that tipping a flower pot mic slightly
helps to let the water run off.
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John,
I built my mic using the plans on Bill Evans' site. I waterproofed it by
putting plastic wrap over the top, however there is an infinitesimal hole
where the audio cable comes through, and apparently water got in through
that. I had never had problems before, so I figured it would be fine. I
Thanks for sharing this Jerald.
I’ve had the worse week ever for microphone damage. We were hit with the
remnants of Hurricane Matthew and then another severe storm.
What kind of microphone do you make and how do you waterproof it?
John
Carleton, NS
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