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If you have read some of my other blog posts you will know that I managed to write a novel by accident, impressive I know. Death in the Anechoic Chamber my first short story that has just been published in Harvey Duckman Presents… Volume 7, was definitely planned and no accident but just as enjoyable. However, the reason it was planned was because of that first accident and my participation in a writing group.
I’ve spent a large amount of time working in anechoic chambers, and possibly even longer analysing the data I’ve collected in them. There is something very peaceful about working in a nice quite air-conditioned room with just the background hum of some radio frequency equipment. It almost offsets the problem of the grey colour your hands turn from the carbon in the radar absorbing material. Over the years I was often asked what the anechoic chamber was and why it was used, so here is a quick introduction to all things anechoic chamber.
