[DeTomaso] Climate Bag

Andy May andymay24 at gmail.com
Tue Feb 3 15:13:34 EST 2015


Yes, I certainly would not want to be doing it for a weekend - its really
designed for seasonal use.

Kind regards

Andy
On Feb 3, 2015 8:10 PM, "Dave Londry" <davel at emspace.com> wrote:

>  Thanks Andy.
> It sounds as tough it would be practical to un-bag a car for a week and
> then re-bag it?
> That's as long as we usually get to spend at our condo at one time.
> dave
> (Autumn to me also; Canadian)
>
> On 03/02/2015 12:01 PM, Andy May wrote:
>
>  The climate bag that I use is the "PermaBag". I've had it now for 3
> winters and have been thoroughly impressed with it.... I clean the car up
> during Autumn (that would be "fall" to you!), put it in the bag, and it
> comes out in Spring in exactly the same condition as it went in. Clean,
> dust free and dry.
>
>  Some points to note:
>
>  Use - In simple terms you unzip it, spread it on the ground, drive the
> car on it and zip the thing up over the car. In order to absorb the
> inherent moisture I stick a portable household dehumidifier in with the
> car, zip it up with just the cable sticking out of the end of the zip, then
> run that for a couple of hours before (very quickly) whipping that out and
> throwing in a big box of silicone crystals then closing it up tight. That
> may be overkill, but its easy insurance! The little canisters of absorber
> that come with the bag may be good enough on their own, but as just
> mentioned, I bought a big box of silicone crystals and they go in there too.
>
>  How big a bag? - I bought one that was a size up from that
> recommended. The main reason for this is that I like to jack the car up on
> axle stands so the tyres don't get flat spots over the winter. Of course
> in doing this, the car effectively becomes bigger (taller), so you need the
> bigger bag!
>
>  Re-Use - The silicone crystals and canisters can be "regenerated" in a
> household oven. It takes almost all day to do that at about 120 deg C (as
> hot as they will stand - don't ask how I know!), but its a simple enough
> process - you just have to pick a day that the wife is out of town ;-)
>
>  I hope that helps, but if you need to know anything else, just ask.
>
>  Kind regards
>
>  Andy
>
> On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 7:32 PM, Himes, Terry (397C) <
> terry.himes at jpl.nasa.gov> wrote:
>
>>    Andy/Dave,
>>    I would be VERY interest in any sort of "climate" bag.  I live on the
>>    ocean and store my Pantera 1 hr inland.  Which makes it hard to
>>    arrange conjugal visits.  But I have to deal with an HOA.  Which might
>>    not like the look of something like a "bag".
>>    Thanks
>>    Terry
>>
>>    "Sometimes I think the surest signs that intelligent life
>>
>>      exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried
>>
>>      to contact us!"
>>
>>    Terry W. Himes  [cid:59445CC5-BA39-43A7-980D-3BD8DC127723]
>>
>>    JPL Jet Propulsion Laboratory
>>
>>    InSight Sequence Team Lead
>>
>>    Rosetta/MEX Sequence Team Lead
>>
>>    Phone: (818) 393-6261 <%28818%29%20393-6261>
>>
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>>
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>>
>>    [1]thimes at jpl.nasa.gov
>>
>>    From: Dave Londry <[2]davel at emspace.com>
>>    Date: Tuesday, February 3, 2015 11:08 AM
>>    To: "[3]detomaso at poca.com" <[4]detomaso at poca.com>
>>    Subject: [DeTomaso] Climate Bag
>>
>>    Andy
>>    Is that a PermaBag?
>>    I was wondering about one for storage at our place in Florida. (salt in
>>    the sea mist)
>>    $1000 is cheaper than garage AC/dehumidifier.
>>    How is the in and out time?
>>    Any other guidance?
>>    dave
>>    On 03/02/2015 9:50 AM, Andy May wrote:
>>
>>         Hi Jeff,
>>
>>         Yes it does have the original brakes still on it. The car is in a
>>
>>         climate bag for the winter but I should have some photos or
>>    something I
>>
>>         can supply later this evening.
>>
>>         Kind regards
>>
>>         Andy
>>
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   Yes, I certainly would not want to be doing it for a weekend - its
   really designed for seasonal use.

   Kind regards

   Andy

   On Feb 3, 2015 8:10 PM, "Dave Londry" <[1]davel at emspace.com> wrote:

   Thanks Andy.
   It sounds as tough it would be practical to un-bag a car for a week and
   then re-bag it?
   That's as long as we usually get to spend at our condo at one time.
   dave
   (Autumn to me also; Canadian)
   On 03/02/2015 12:01 PM, Andy May wrote:

   The climate bag that I use is the "PermaBag". I've had it now for 3
   winters and have been thoroughly impressed with it.... I clean the car
   up during Autumn (that would be "fall" to you!), put it in the bag, and
   it comes out in Spring in exactly the same condition as it went in.
   Clean, dust free and dry.
   Some points to note:
   Use - In simple terms you unzip it, spread it on the ground, drive the
   car on it and zip the thing up over the car. In order to absorb the
   inherent moisture I stick a portable householdA dehumidifier in with
   the car, zip it up with just the cable sticking out of the end of the
   zip, then run that for a couple of hours before (very quickly) whipping
   that out and throwing in a big box of silicone crystals then closing it
   up tight. That may be overkill, but its easy insurance! The little
   canisters of absorber that come with the bag may be good enough on
   their own, but as just mentioned, I bought a big box of silicone
   crystals and they go in there too.
   How big a bag? - I bought one that was a size up from that
   recommended.A The main reason for this is that I like to jack the car
   up on axle stands so the tyres don't get flat spots over the winter. Of
   course inA doing this, the car effectively becomes bigger (taller), so
   you need the bigger bag!
   Re-Use - The silicone crystals and canisters can be "regenerated" inA a
   householdA oven. It takes almost all day to do that at about 120 deg C
   (as hot as they will stand - don't ask how I know!), but its a simple
   enough process - you just have to pick a day that the wife is out of
   town ;-)
   I hope that helps, but if you need to know anything else, just ask.
   Kind regards
   AndyA

   On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 7:32 PM, Himes, Terry (397C)
   <[2]terry.himes at jpl.nasa.gov> wrote:

     A  A Andy/Dave,
     A  A I would be VERY interest in any sort of "climate" bag.A  I live
     on the
     A  A ocean and store my Pantera 1 hr inland.A  Which makes it hard
     to
     A  A arrange conjugal visits.A  But I have to deal with an HOA.A
     Which might
     A  A not like the look of something like a "bag".
     A  A Thanks
     A  A Terry
     A  A "Sometimes I think the surest signs that intelligent life
     A  A  A exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has
     tried
     A  A  A to contact us!"
     A  A Terry W. HimesA  [cid:59445CC5-BA39-43A7-980D-3BD8DC127723]
     A  A JPL Jet Propulsion Laboratory
     A  A InSight Sequence Team Lead
     A  A Rosetta/MEX Sequence Team Lead
     A  A Phone: [3](818) 393-6261
     A  A Cell:A  A  A [4](818) 653-8213
     A  A Fax:A  A  A [5](818) 393-3147
     A  A [1][6]thimes at jpl.nasa.gov
     A  A From: Dave Londry <[2][7]davel at emspace.com>
     A  A Date: Tuesday, February 3, 2015 11:08 AM
     A  A To: "[3][8]detomaso at poca.com" <[4][9]detomaso at poca.com>
     A  A Subject: [DeTomaso] Climate Bag
     A  A Andy
     A  A Is that a PermaBag?
     A  A I was wondering about one for storage at our place in Florida.
     (salt in
     A  A the sea mist)
     A  A $1000 is cheaper than garage AC/dehumidifier.
     A  A How is the in and out time?
     A  A Any other guidance?
     A  A dave
     A  A On 03/02/2015 9:50 AM, Andy May wrote:
     A  A  A  A  Hi Jeff,
     A  A  A  A  Yes it does have the original brakes still on it. The
     car is in a
     A  A  A  A  climate bag for the winter but I should have some photos
     or
     A  A something I
     A  A  A  A  can supply later this evening.
     A  A  A  A  Kind regards
     A  A  A  A  Andy
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