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Wes Stewart wrote:
On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 16:40:27 GMT, "RadioGuy" On simple projects I print or photocopy text then affix them onto to the aluminum surface (after a first coat of acrylic on the aluminum) with white glue then with multiple sprays of acrylic affix them permanently to the surface. It worked real nice with a bandpass filter project---I secured the graph of the filter characteristics onto the minibox for reference. Nice idea. I use the ruboff lettering (Datak) but of course they don't have any BPF response curves, [g] On a bare metal panel the homebrew inkjet waterslide decals work quite well and you could do your response curve with that method. -Bill |
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