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On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 22:16:39 +0100, "Miha Rus" wrote:
My radio has been exposed to moisture on my trip to Canada. It hasn't worked well since. It is operating OK, only that the command tend not to respond to pressure. I do not dare to open the set while I have been told it's quite intricate a thing. I can see small water drops on the internal side of the display window. It seems that after been put into warm on on the very top position some water has apparently evaporated. Does anybody has an idea? 73, Miha Rus, Log pri Brezovici My advice would be invest in some silica gel packets, actrivate them, and the put the radio, with the silica gel packets into a sealed plastic bad, and try to keep it toasty warm.. About 110F for several days. The 110F greatly increases the vapor pressure of water, but is a temperature low enough that it is not going to do any damage to the radio itself. The silica gell will absorb the water vapor, and after a few days, the inside of the radio should be bone dry. Depending upon exactly what got wet, and what it got wet with, that may or not fix the problem however... |
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