You can check out www.midwayusa.com, look in the Gun Cases and Safes,
Then look in the dehumidifiers and desiccant section. They have the goldenrod
and another brand (on close out). They also have the desiccant in the aluminium
case that is great for something up to 3 cubic feet (like a Pelican case). The
price on that small canister is cheaper than B&H. Pop them in the oven to
recharge them. Regular oven - not microwave. Unless you like sparks and smoke,
which leads to real bad air.
Jay
>I don't know about protecting yourselves from mold spores but if your
>air conditioner can keep the relative humidity level down to 50% or less
>I think they're unlikely to grow on your equipment. Mold spores are
>always present in the air but it's a humid environment which allows them
>to grow.
>
>If you want to store the equipment in a protective cabinet you can
>easily make one yourself and either equip it with a low wattage bulb to
>raise the temperature in the cabinet or use a heater designed for the
>purpose such as those designed to prevent rust in gun cabinets. Here
>are some ranging from 12 to 38 watts for interior spaces of 100 to 500
>cubic feet. You can find them at various sporting goods distributors
>and on the bay. You could also use these specs to determine the size of
>a light bulb to be used to do it yourself. I planned to build a small
>one once using a 13 watt compact fluorescent but never finished it.
><http://www.goldenroddehumidifiers.com/models_specifications.htm>
>Walt could probably have helped out here. As a matter of fact I think
>it may have been from him that I first heard of these "Golden Rod" heaters.
>
>Chuck Norcutt
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