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Originally Posted by Gama
....But in a nutshell, electronically, there is absolutely no problems.
The only issues currently being investigated, is trying to get the camera to work in High humidity, like >90%. At these levels, anything will start to fog up, its like a turkish steam bath almost  ....
Theo.
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That's why they're of no use up here in the north for at least 5-7 months of the year. 90% humidity is quite common during late spring-summer, and in any case you're wasting your time trying to image anything then. It's just too cloudy and the humidity ruins transparency completely.
On the other hand, winter is just perfect....zilch humidity and clear as glass, except when some joker is burning off!!!!.