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Hi there all,
during last weekend's Kielder Sky Camp I was fighting against heavy dew to keep my camera, lens and filter free from dew, whilst taking pictures of the night sky. So, does anyone out there know of a supplier of dew zapping tapes for cameras, lenses and the like, that would run off a 12 volt (or smaller) battery pack? regards Robert |
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There's several solutions to this.
1. The Kendrick Dew system. (http://www.kendrickastro.com/astro/index.html) 2. the Astro-Engineering dew zapper. (http://www.telescopehouse.co.uk/page...2BE13840AC626F) 3. Make your own for pence. It's actually quite easy to do, just take a look at my website (www.cjdawson.com) you can make one to run from a 12v supply easily, don't worry about building the dew controller, just use a switch to turn the element on and off as needed. The controller is really required for a telescope where you'd need to control the temperature for the scope for many hours. Regards Colin Dawson www.cjdawson.com "Robert Williams" wrote in message ... Hi there all, during last weekend's Kielder Sky Camp I was fighting against heavy dew to keep my camera, lens and filter free from dew, whilst taking pictures of the night sky. So, does anyone out there know of a supplier of dew zapping tapes for cameras, lenses and the like, that would run off a 12 volt (or smaller) battery pack? regards Robert |
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