From bgvocals@yahoo.com Fri Apr 17 08:33:41 2009
Subject:Re: Protecting Nord from Humidity This Summer?


> How much does the humidity and temp
> change in a closed apartment in 8 or 10 hours? It is hard
> for me to imagine that it would be extreme enough to cause
> any problems, but then again, I don't know where you live.

Good point. If he has the air conditioner turned on and just turns it off when he goes to work, I would think the temp would go up, but not the humidity. So, turning the A/C back on when he comes home should not cause any condensation since the air will be cooler than the circuitry. Even if he lived in Florida or Houston and opened the widow while he was at work, the equipment would still be at a higher temp than the A/C air so there should not be any condensation. Guess I did not read his post closely enough and thought he was concerned about cold equipment going into a warm air environment.

Keep the sound spinning,

Lou