Ran into a windscreen for BRS, when I was searching for a new oring.
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Windscreen for BRS 3000T
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Scroll the accessories at the bottom of the page. One windscreen is smaller than the other.
Yeah, one is 15g and one is 46g. 15g sounds great, but it’s so puny that it makes you wonder about the relative utility compared to just carefully setting up in a sheltered location.
Made one from a food take out tray that’s the same height as the inside of my pot and weighs 10g. They don’t need to be made from stiff and thick (heavy) materials to block wind
Made one from a food take out tray that’s the same height as the inside of my pot and weighs 10g. They don’t need to be made from stiff and thick (heavy) materials to block wind
Attaching it or supporting it at the right height always seems to be the tricky part for me. I make something that seems ok, but then in the field it’s too fiddly.
I used 12 gauge solid copper wire from an AC electrical cable (buy it by the foot at home depot) and it’s been rock solid in the field after a touch of electrical solder so the hangers don’t open
Those hangers are a clever idea, David.
Thanks Dan. I was worried the foil would tear so I placed a small piece of aluminum foil tape where the holes go through the windscreen. Its been solid.
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