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I used 4 AN-1000-8's (IIRC) on the red parasol.
It worked well, for a small panel (under 10 pounds).
I also found a steel cup washer that fit the AN-1000's and used
a couple of them to "tune" the panel response rate a little higher.
For the Tailwind I woas gonna do the panel in sections using the
same tricks....
Richard
Morgans wrote:
> "Doug Palmer" <shitmail@mindspring.com> wrote in message
> news:2E1tf.3976$nu6.3413@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> >I considered this, however as doing the whole panel is a heavier item to
> > isolate, you end up using more/larger mounts and it becomes something of a
> > wash
>
> Yes, but......
> As the whole panel is heavier, if it is isolated as a whole, the weight is
> more, it will be less likely to vibrate, since the resonate frequency will
> be lower.
>
> Pros and cons both ways. Another pro is, if the whole panel is isolated,
> all of the other instruments will possibly last longer, too.
> --
> Jim in NC
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