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 | 50 Mesh High Transparency    | high     | medium (mvanwink)       | ? | very high  | Sewable fabric | [[https://www.twpinc.com/wire-mesh-material/stainless-steel/50-mesh-stainless-high-transparency-0012|TWP]]| | 50 Mesh High Transparency    | high     | medium (mvanwink)       | ? | very high  | Sewable fabric | [[https://www.twpinc.com/wire-mesh-material/stainless-steel/50-mesh-stainless-high-transparency-0012|TWP]]|
 | 100 Mesh High Transparency    | high     | ?       | ? | high  | Sewable fabric |[[https://www.twpinc.com/wire-mesh-material/stainless-steel/100-mesh-woven-stainless-high-transparency-0012|TWP]]| | 100 Mesh High Transparency    | high     | ?       | ? | high  | Sewable fabric |[[https://www.twpinc.com/wire-mesh-material/stainless-steel/100-mesh-woven-stainless-high-transparency-0012|TWP]]|
-| HEG03  | very high up to 2.4GHz, not so good at higher frequencies - [[http://www.yshield.com/pdf/db/YSHIELD-HEG03-DB.pdf|shielding profile (pdf)]]     | very high       | none | ?  | Semi-rigid mesh, weldable | replaced by V4A03 | +| HEG03  | very high up to 2.4GHz, not so good at higher frequencies - [[https://www.yshield.com/pdf/db/YSHIELD-HEG03-DB.pdf|shielding profile (pdf)]]     | very high       | none | ?  | Semi-rigid mesh, weldable | replaced by V4A03 | 
-| V4A03    | ?     | very high       | none | ?  | Semi-rigid mesh, weldable | [[http://www.yshield.com/ww/yshield-v4a-stainless-steel-gauze-v4a03-hf-lf-width-100-cm-1-meter|YShield]]|+| V4A03    | ?     | very high       | none | ?  | Semi-rigid mesh, weldable | [[https://www.yshield.com/ww/yshield-v4a-stainless-steel-gauze-v4a03-hf-lf-width-100-cm-1-meter|YShield]]|
 | Atticfoil, solid, single-sided    | very high     | ?       | ? | ?  | Aluminium foil, staplable| | | Atticfoil, solid, single-sided    | very high     | ?       | ? | ?  | Aluminium foil, staplable| |
 | Atticfoil, solid, double-sided    | very high     | ?       | ? | ?  | idem | | | Atticfoil, solid, double-sided    | very high     | ?       | ? | ?  | idem | |
-| SafeLiving RF Shielding Foil      | very high, [[http://www.slt.co/Downloads/Shared/Aluminum_Foil_Shielding_Line_Graph.pdf|attenuation curve (pdf)]]     | ?       | ? | ?  | Idem| [[http://www.slt.co/products/RFShieldingFoil/RFShieldingFoil.aspx|SafeLiving]]|+| SafeLiving RF Shielding Foil      | very high, [[https://www.slt.co/Downloads/Shared/Aluminum_Foil_Shielding_Line_Graph.pdf|attenuation curve (pdf)]]     | ?       | ? | ?  | Idem| [[https://www.slt.co/products/RFShieldingFoil/RFShieldingFoil.aspx|SafeLiving]]|
  
  
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 The mesh for front of the driving-hood, etc is here: The mesh for front of the driving-hood, etc is here:
-[[http://www.twpinc.com/wire-mesh-material/stainless-steel/50-mesh-stainless-high-transparency-0012|50 mesh]]+[[https://www.twpinc.com/wire-mesh-material/stainless-steel/50-mesh-stainless-high-transparency-0012|50 mesh]]
 It shields very nicely, >50dB at 1Ghz, >40dB at 5GHz (>70dB below 100MHz). It shields very nicely, >50dB at 1Ghz, >40dB at 5GHz (>70dB below 100MHz).
  
 The stuff which came today was this: The stuff which came today was this:
-[[http://www.twpinc.com/wire-mesh-material/stainless-steel/100-mesh-woven-stainless-high-transparency-0012|100 mesh]]+[[https://www.twpinc.com/wire-mesh-material/stainless-steel/100-mesh-woven-stainless-high-transparency-0012|100 mesh]]
 and it is four times as dense, but still 80% transparent and handles like cloth. This stuff shields to 70GHz, to handle the new anti-collision radars and it is four times as dense, but still 80% transparent and handles like cloth. This stuff shields to 70GHz, to handle the new anti-collision radars
  
-http://www.twpinc.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/h/i/high-trasparencywebready.jpg+https://www.twpinc.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/h/i/high-trasparencywebready.jpg
  
 - Trevor - Trevor
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 The best shielding is either 1/8" mesh or 1/8" circles in a flat sheet, which you can put over the vents with at least 6" overlap all around. The holes in this are a little big, but should do OK at 2.4Ghz for 15-20dB or so: The best shielding is either 1/8" mesh or 1/8" circles in a flat sheet, which you can put over the vents with at least 6" overlap all around. The holes in this are a little big, but should do OK at 2.4Ghz for 15-20dB or so:
-[[http://www.homedepot.com/p/MD-Building-Products-36-in-x-36-in-Cloverleaf-Aluminum-Sheet-Silver-57166/202091746|36 in. x 36 in. Cloverleaf Aluminum Sheet]]+[[https://www.homedepot.com/p/MD-Building-Products-36-in-x-36-in-Cloverleaf-Aluminum-Sheet-Silver-57166/202091746|36 in. x 36 in. Cloverleaf Aluminum Sheet]]
  
 You can also use 'expanded' aluminum like this, as lone as the 'holes' are less than 1/4 inch diameter: You can also use 'expanded' aluminum like this, as lone as the 'holes' are less than 1/4 inch diameter:
-[[http://www.homedepot.com/p/MD-Building-Products-36-in-x-48-in-Expandable-Aluminum-Sheet-in-Silver-57349/205058567|36 in. x 48 in. Expandable Aluminum Sheet]]+[[https://www.homedepot.com/p/MD-Building-Products-36-in-x-48-in-Expandable-Aluminum-Sheet-in-Silver-57349/205058567|36 in. x 48 in. Expandable Aluminum Sheet]]
  
 - Trevor - Trevor
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 The paint used is Y-shield HSF54 The paint used is Y-shield HSF54
  
-[[http://www.electrosmogshielding.co.uk/product.asp?P_ID=478| paint for interior and exterior shielding]]+[[https://www.electrosmogshielding.co.uk/product.asp?P_ID=478| paint for interior and exterior shielding]]
  
 plus the additive AF3: plus the additive AF3:
  
-[[http://www.electrosmogshielding.co.uk/product.asp?P_ID=618&CAT_ID=102|additive]]+[[https://www.electrosmogshielding.co.uk/product.asp?P_ID=618&CAT_ID=102|additive]]
  
 It is important not to paint it onto surfaces that are coated with the more natural mineral-based paints, or to use these to cover it. Ordinary household emulsion paint is fine. It may take 3-4 coats to cover the Y-shield, unless you like having black walls It is important not to paint it onto surfaces that are coated with the more natural mineral-based paints, or to use these to cover it. Ordinary household emulsion paint is fine. It may take 3-4 coats to cover the Y-shield, unless you like having black walls
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 The surface you are painting onto must not be porous otherwise the shielding will be compromised. This is unlikely to be a problem over existing paint and wallpaper, but would matter over new plaster or plasterboard. Yshield recommend you test a small area. If you get a silvery/shiny rather than a matt black finish, the surface is too porous and will need priming/painting/sealing. The surface you are painting onto must not be porous otherwise the shielding will be compromised. This is unlikely to be a problem over existing paint and wallpaper, but would matter over new plaster or plasterboard. Yshield recommend you test a small area. If you get a silvery/shiny rather than a matt black finish, the surface is too porous and will need priming/painting/sealing.
  
-It also doesn’t make sense to put Yshield over paint that is flaking or surfaces with cracks. I had both of these issues with my bedroom ceiling, but coincidentally had just fixed exactly the same issues in another room. For fixing the slightly flakey/porous /chalkysurface, I used a specialist paint, Zinsser Peel Stop - [[http://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/zinsser/primer-sealers/peel-stop-clear-binding-primer|binding primer]] (My experience with all Zinsser products has been great. they aren’t cheap but they do work). Once that was on, I used a specialist ceiling paint to deal with the cracks: [[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Polycell-CFCSM25L-Crack-Free-Ceilings-Smooth/dp/B001GU2GA0|crack-free ceiling paint]] I had already used this successfully in the other room. It’s water-based and matt, but thick and sticky and covers up hairline cracks really well. I dealt with one bigger crack with acrylic filler. I also filled any cracks in the join between wall and ceiling with acrylic filler, which Yshield seems to cover well.+It also doesn’t make sense to put Yshield over paint that is flaking or surfaces with cracks. I had both of these issues with my bedroom ceiling, but coincidentally had just fixed exactly the same issues in another room. For fixing the slightly flakey/porous /chalkysurface, I used a specialist paint, Zinsser Peel Stop - [[https://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/zinsser/primer-sealers/peel-stop-clear-binding-primer|binding primer]] (My experience with all Zinsser products has been great. they aren’t cheap but they do work). Once that was on, I used a specialist ceiling paint to deal with the cracks: [[https://www.amazon.co.uk/Polycell-CFCSM25L-Crack-Free-Ceilings-Smooth/dp/B001GU2GA0|crack-free ceiling paint]] I had already used this successfully in the other room. It’s water-based and matt, but thick and sticky and covers up hairline cracks really well. I dealt with one bigger crack with acrylic filler. I also filled any cracks in the join between wall and ceiling with acrylic filler, which Yshield seems to cover well.
  
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 Mixing and the fibre additive Mixing and the fibre additive
  
-Yshield depends on carbon particles for its effectiveness, but if the tub stands still for any time, the carbon concentrates in the bottom, so mixing is very important. I wouldn’t want to do it by hand, and I used a thing like this, which fits in my Bosch cordless drill/driver: [[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Silverline-868687-Mixing-Paddle-Plated/dp/B000LFZ02W|Mixing-Paddle]]+Yshield depends on carbon particles for its effectiveness, but if the tub stands still for any time, the carbon concentrates in the bottom, so mixing is very important. I wouldn’t want to do it by hand, and I used a thing like this, which fits in my Bosch cordless drill/driver: [[https://www.amazon.co.uk/Silverline-868687-Mixing-Paddle-Plated/dp/B000LFZ02W|Mixing-Paddle]]
  
 A lot of mixing is also needed to get the fibre additive evenly distributed within the paint. I used a whole jar of the fibre additive for each 5 litres. It’s black, sticky and fibrous and sits in clumps in the paint unless you mix it in very well. Again, I wouldn’t want to do it by hand. A lot of mixing is also needed to get the fibre additive evenly distributed within the paint. I used a whole jar of the fibre additive for each 5 litres. It’s black, sticky and fibrous and sits in clumps in the paint unless you mix it in very well. Again, I wouldn’t want to do it by hand.
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