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I recently made an insulated aluminium dew shield for my LX200 which works
really well. The only problem with it is that now my Kendrick dew heater gets in the way as I slide the dew shield tube down over the OTA. I could make up a nichrome based heating element that would fit inside the corrector plate mounting and solve the problem, but when I was playing around with the heater strap today, it felt as if the actual heating element itself is a flexible rubber strip. If this was the case, then I could just take the fabric covering off the heater and simply use the rubber strip itself as the lower profile would allow the dew shield to slide past. So - before I go and hack up a perfectly good heater, does anyone know what is inside these and if it would be possible to use without the fabric covering ? Thanks, Alasdair |
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