plastics as shielding

> Hello,
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> When I travel I take some shielding with me. but to buy shielding material
> which would enough me to shield me would cost much money. So I often
> use aluminium foil. But this I also cannot use often I have to buy it
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> and again when I travel much.
> But there are conductive plastics. Plastic foils which could be used for
> shielding would stand traveling longer I assume and do hopefully not cost
> as much as shielding stuff.
> does anybody know about this topic.
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> Randolf
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> Hello Randolf,
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> a solution may be those *life saving blankets.*
> They consist of a polyester film, which is metal coated on both sides.
> One side gold, the other one is silver.
> They are sold in most camping shops as a small pocket. Or Wall Mart.
> 2.20 m x 1.60 costs about 4 Euro.
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> Be aware it cannot be sewn, because the film just rips apart.
> I advise using double sided tape.
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> I call it the *poor mans shielding*.
> But it works.

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> See: http://www.milieuziektes.nl/Pagina168.html
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> Greetings,
> Charles Claessens
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "randolf_everywhere" <walkingthe@...>
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> Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 17:34
> Subject: [eSens] plastics as shielding
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> > Hello,
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> > When I travel I take some shielding with me. but to buy shielding

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> Hello Randolf,
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> a solution may be those *life saving blankets.*
> They consist of a polyester film, which is metal coated on both sides.
> One side gold, the other one is silver.
> They are sold in most camping shops as a small pocket. Or Wall Mart.
> 2.20 m x 1.60 costs about 4 Euro.
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> Be aware it cannot be sewn, because the film just rips apart.
> I advise using double sided tape.
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> I call it the *poor mans shielding*.
> But it works.

> Charles,
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> Do these blankets tend to off-gas VOCs much? I'd like to experiment,
> but not if I have to let it sit for a year. (I'm more on the
> chemical-sensible side, with the ES being secondary.)
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> Thanks,
> Emma
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> On Sep 6, 2006, at 16:58, charles wrote:
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>> Hello Randolf,
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>> a solution may be those *life saving blankets.*
>> They consist of a polyester film, which is metal coated on both sides.
>> One side gold, the other one is silver.
>> They are sold in most camping shops as a small pocket. Or Wall Mart.
>> 2.20 m x 1.60 costs about 4 Euro.
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>> Be aware it cannot be sewn, because the film just rips apart.
>> I advise using double sided tape.
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>> I call it the *poor mans shielding*.
>> But it works.
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