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![]() Any suggestions/tips on how to protect a laptop computer from dew? Anything available commercially ... or any home-made solutions? Many thx. |
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You could adjust the power-save settings so it does not shut itself down and
then leave it on. Its own heat will keep dew away. Since its a laptop, a more energy efficient solution would be to bring it inside when you're done with it. Mike wrote in message ... Any suggestions/tips on how to protect a laptop computer from dew? Anything available commercially ... or any home-made solutions? Many thx. |
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a cardboard box laid on the side works well. it also shields the light from
the screen from other observers. one guy in our club uses a small igloo shaped dog house to cover his. it's equipped with a red light inside and a vent fan out the top. of course, if you have access to 110v, heating pads keeps all equipment dry. peace, jon wrote in message ... Any suggestions/tips on how to protect a laptop computer from dew? Anything available commercially ... or any home-made solutions? Many thx. |
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... Any suggestions/tips on how to protect a laptop computer from dew? Anything available commercially ... Samos-- okay, commercial stuff. it isn't cheap, but there is a "cadillac" answer to dew: http://www.kendrick-ai.com/dewremover.html scroll down and you'll see that one of the components is a heater for a laptop. btw: i have a set of these heaters for my 4" refractor and they're awesome. the scope can be literally dripping in dew and the optics will stay clear. clear, dark skies-- mark d. |
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