Thunderstorm Ruined My Audio Recording Gear? | Patrik in Nature

I left my audio recording equipment hidden outside in nature to capture the immersive, pristine ambience. What I didn't plan was to have two heavy rainstorms pass by, soaking up my gear. Did it survive? What was recorded while the storm was raging?
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[@sebvdn]

Thank you for your feedback. May be your microphones are destroyed by the rain ?

[@PatrikInNature]

Luckily, the microphones survived. They were soaked, but I just dried them up and left them in some silica gel and they are working normally.
Cheers,
Patrik

[@DavidS5118]

Looking forward to the next content called "the sounds of ants".... Be well Patrik.

[@PatrikInNature]

Haha that's right 😊. Thanks, you too