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  • Koala
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    Originally posted by ripsdevala View Post
    Just experiment with battery black powder and some glue, what is good resistance value for the graphite?
    What if i mix it with resin filler as screen?
    Graphite / resin doesn't work none conductive
    Graphite / rubber glue also fails none conductive


    PVA and Yacht varnish both work okay

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  • CDI
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    Originally posted by ripsdevala View Post
    Just experiment with battery black powder and some glue, what is good resistance value for the graphite?
    What if i mix it with resin filler as screen?
    I have about 1K per cm. Seem's good for SMW and IDX.

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  • ripsdevala
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    Just experiment with battery black powder and some glue, what is good resistance value for the graphite?
    What if i mix it with resin filler as screen?

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  • CDI
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    Originally posted by Koala View Post
    Works fine without a gap with graphite/PVA mix

    Thin 5mm coils thick are fine just top and bottom

    Thicker coils need the edge doing as well otherwise wet grass becomes a problem.
    Great thing is that how little graphite layer can make big difference.

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  • Koala
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    Works fine without a gap with graphite/PVA mix

    Thin 5mm coils thick are fine just top and bottom

    Thicker coils need the edge doing as well otherwise wet grass becomes a problem.

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  • CDI
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    Originally posted by dfbowers View Post
    Probably not.. I leave a gap anyway but cannot tell any difference using " Blaster" brand spray graphite. It's not quite as conductive as nickel spray.
    Don..
    Thank's Don, first time when i experimented with powder mix, it was with 1 cm gap. For IDX, work's much better than alu foil shield. Next coil i will try without gap.

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  • CDI
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    Originally posted by bandito View Post
    see here
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    That's the same way i maked, but not with spray, i just maked myself graphite powder mix. First painted as bandito show in his picture, later when filled with epoxy resin i do one more layer, twist ground wire with graphite mix and final, add one more epoxy layer, maybe 1mm to cover shield.

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  • kt315
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    20M One Side Conductive Fabric Cloth Adhesive Tape Roll Shield Repair Tool EMI

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  • kt315
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    Double coating by high condutive copper and nickel in the surface of high strength polyester cloth and coating with self adhesive of high conductive Acrylic as well.
    With excellent flexibitity, conduction, abrasion and high temperature resistant.
    Popular choice for Phone, Tablet, Laptop LCD Cable EMI Shielding, keyboard Repair

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  • kt315
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    USA CONDUCTIVE GRAPHITE Guitar Shielding Paint Glue w/ Conductive Paint

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  • kt315
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    CONDUCTIVE GRAPHITE SHIELD SHIELDING PAINT - REDUCES GUITAR HUM & BUZZ

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  • kt315
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    main problem is where to get unexpensive silver powder. in mix with graphite powder that will give best result.
    silver has interesting feature - its oxide is also an excellent conductor. so that why silver sufface in contacts is
    not needed to clear.

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  • kt315
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    thank you Don, seeking in google but see IMO its expensive even for US citizen.

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  • dfbowers
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    Originally posted by kt315 View Post
    Don, can you give me a link on unexpensive nickel spray? TIA
    MG Chemicals "Super Sheild" is the only thing that comes to mind.. but not cheap.

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  • kt315
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    Don, can you give me a link on unexpensive nickel spray? TIA

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