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Lester
04-11-2012, 11:01 AM
Hi all, as I am getting more into nightscapes now and using the Kendrick digifire 10 to keep the camera lens dry. The Kendrick unit is relatively open in its design; electrics that are open to damp dripping conditions concerns me. Do others seal their Kendrick in a plastic bag or just let it get covered in moisture?
I have thought of using a zip lock type plastic bag to keep the moisture from getting inside the unit. Would like to know what other do in this area. Thanks.
gb_astro
04-11-2012, 11:13 AM
I guess you could rap a dew heater around it if you have a spare channel.
:)
gb.
It should be fine, however if you are still concerned just put a small cloth over it and it will absorb the dew.
Leon
barx1963
04-11-2012, 05:00 PM
I have had my Digifire 7 out in some very wet conditions with no probs. I guess the thing is while it is in use there is enough current running through it to keep it warm enough.
Malcolm
Lester
04-11-2012, 07:56 PM
Thanks for your comments everyone. I have had a email reply from Kendrick, and they say they have never had a problem with moisture getting inside. Also that they do sell pouches for the controllers.
So if there has been no problem that is good enough for me, and perhaps a cloth over the top as Leon suggested in very damp conditions.
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