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All,
I have the opportunity to turn a walk-in closet with door into a ham station. I'm thinking of turning the closet into a Faraday cage to help in reducing common-mode QRM. To this this, I will need to line the entire inside of the closet, including the door, with some type of metal, and then connect that metal to my ground system. Question is this: what type of metal would provide acceptable results: aluminum foil, copper foil, or tin-plated zinc sheets nailed overlapping along the closet inside? Thanks in advance, The Eternal Squire |
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