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| NM-135 enclosure??? Has anyone built an enclosure for the Novakon NM-135? I would like to see pics and get an idea on what you guys are using. |
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| Not yet. Soon though, cuz my place is a bloody mess. Thinking of plywood bottom, Al angles, *something* for walls&roof, Lexan door, and bent-up sheet Al to line the bottom and direct the coolant to the drain. Ideally it'd reduce the noise too. Any ideas? |
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| I was thinking of powdercoat or maybe the truck bed lining stuff in the bottom. It might be a good idea to go with the lining stuff that way you could get the sides and top sprayed as well. |
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| How dat enclosure coming along? After looking at alot of pictures, I'm leaning towards lexan + "80/20"-ish framing - more expensive, possibly less effort, arguably better looking. Although noise damping is a priority for me, so I'd still like to line the inside with something for noise. |
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