An alternative case for Audio Moth

Hi, I am using my audiomoths in an area where windless days are unfortunately rare. Has anyone experience with microphone windscreens/foam? I use plastic ziplock bags and wondered if it would help to first put either the entire audiomoth in a microphone windscreen or at least cover the microphone opening itself before putting it in a ziplock bag. Has anyone experience with that and can give some recommendations? My main interest are calls at 300-600 Hz so noise from wind is a serious issue. Thanks Arne

Small plastic boxes advertised as rainproof are $2.00 to $5.00 on eBay. They consist of convoluted foam top and bottom and four tabs for locking the box as well as two small loops on one end for mounting. They are shown elsewhere on this forum as well. The AudioMoth fits nicely without taking any foam out except for porting it to expose the microphone. I drilled out a .5 inch hole (12.7mm) in the lid above the microphone and inserted a a rubber grommet with a .5 inch slot diameter. (The picture I have included shows a smaller .375 inch diameter grommet which I changed out for slightly more exposure.) I have already tested the Moth wrapped in the pink plastic bag in which it came, with only modest attenuation of the signal. I have also included five test I ran for interested parties to compare. The profile is nice and there is no need to glue anything. Simply place the plastic over the microphone before closing the lid. The pressure of the foam and the inside of the grommet will keep the Moth from moving. Apparently I can add only one file. This one is with plastic in place and the foam ported. I am about 7-8 meters away.

Hi there I've made a CAD drawing of the housing for the Audiomoth, which can be exported to a STL file for 3D printing, as well as drawings of the gaskets. The housing is two pieces rather than 4, so if you use it, you'll only need the one gasket, rather than 3. The gaskets: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a9a95cd9a59abcb6024d6400/w/684d9b044f1ac021b341b038/e/16491f34d189aebff4e7ccb7 The housing: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f2a7716c1aee0c2efec30e17/w/16cd33fcd57e9390832a3f53/e/92d396efb199ed6c0ad1a795