Heater increases the temperature. Which reduces the Humidity.....
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Garage Dehumidifier And Heater Suggestions
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Heater increases the temperature. Which reduces the Humidity.....
Cheers man but that is pretty much standard price - I thinking @Steve C might be able to do a lot better
Cheers
kev
50mm £15.16 + vat so £18.19 delivered
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Which raises an important question. Given that the machines are made of wood and so are the playfields, will using a dehumifier eventually lead to planking and shrivelling of the joints of the cabinet? How much humidity is right?
I'm not sucking all the moisture out of the room guys. It is controlled at 50% humidity. The issue I have had in the past is the wild swing in temperatures casing possible condensation. That is why I never played my games from November until about March. I am looking for a steady temperature through out the winter months.
The steady chug of warm air coming out of the de-humidifier is making the heater almost redundant too.
The steady chug of warm air coming out of the de-humidifier is making the heater almost redundant too.
I think they key is to try to maintain a relatively flat humidity - i.e. less swing from high to low.
this would reduce any movement, and in turn aid long life... (and mean that metalwork doesn't get surface rust, for example)
That is it Paul. I'm not chasing some kind of magical figure. Just looking for a more stable environment.
I think they key is to try to maintain a relatively flat humidity - i.e. less swing from high to low.
this would reduce any movement, and in turn aid long life... (and mean that metalwork doesn't get surface rust, for example)
Fantastic thanks @stoptap. I will go for this one and see how it goes
The best place for a pinball machine is in the same home that we live in. If it's good enough for us then it's good enough for a pinball machine.
Saying that, it must be too dry in my house - the wife is looking more wrinkly by the day.
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Sorry.
As useful as this thread is (and it is indeed very useful) I think we can all agree that topics like dehumidifiers and heaters etc can be a little boring. But fear not good buddies. It is a much better read when it's been 'ghettoized'..... Some of this is jut priceless. I particurally enjoyed: "I aint talkin' bout chicken n' gravy biatch."
http://www.gizoogle.net/index.php?s...er-suggestions.34136/&se=Gizoogle+Dis+Shiznit
Sorry.
OMG! I can't breathe!Hahahaha. I'm so, so sorry. I really am. But this is just great.
As useful as this thread is (and it is indeed very useful) I think we can all agree that topics like dehumidifiers and heaters etc can be a little boring. But fear not good buddies. It is a much better read when it's been 'ghettoized'..... Some of this is jut priceless. I particurally enjoyed: "I aint talkin' bout chicken n' gravy biatch."
http://www.gizoogle.net/index.php?search=http://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/garage-dehumidifier-and-heater-suggestions.34136/&se=Gizoogle+Dis+Shiznit
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