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  • dbanner
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    Look here http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...light=graphite

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  • lamoiz
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    Good evening,
    yes it is this painting .. exactly the same .. I give you the test results on a piece of cardboard as soon as possible.
    tonight I did a test of conductivity with a graphite pencil 6b ... 100kohm / 1cm .. is that good? what should be the good value of conductivity?
    thank you

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  • nakky
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    [QUOTE = Davor; 238615]. Blijkbaar veel van de gitaar verven zijn op basis van grafiet, maar ik heb geen informatie over geleidbaarheid niet vinden [/ QUOTE]

    https://www.etsy.com/nl/listing/4967...fiet-verf-voor. Grt Nakky

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  • Davor
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    Apparently many of the guitar paints are graphite based, but I didn't find any information about conductivity.

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  • homefire
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    I would stay away from any Metallic Based shielding paint. Use Carbon Based.

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  • Koala
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    Never tried it

    The shield is very important. I have had a few fails. Its sometimes hard to predict what will work and what will fail.

    However if you paint a square and measure the resistance across it will give a good idea.

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  • lamoiz
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    shielding concentric

    good evening everyone,
    I seek your knowledge for the shielding of the coils.
    I built a concentric coil of 30 cm. it works very well....on my work plan ....
    is it possible to paint the bottom with shielding guitar cavity paint?
    here is the picture of the coil holder.
    What do you think is the best method for a good result?
    thank you all.Click image for larger version

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