[DeTomaso] Climate Bag

thomas thomas at hax.se
Wed Feb 4 15:28:34 EST 2015


No, the idea is to have both inlet and outlet air inside the tent, same air circulating, no new air being drawn in or out. 

The drain hose is just a 1/2" garden hose where the condensed water comes out.

Thomas


> 4 feb 2015 kl. 21:15 skrev Mike Drew via DeTomaso <detomaso at poca.com>:
> 
>   In a message dated 2/4/15 11 09 22, guson at home.se writes:
> 
>     Wouldn't it have been a lot easier to place the dehumidifier inside
>     the tent and just run the drain hose away from it? Kind of how you
>     use a dehumidifier in general.
> 
>>>> While that would certainly do *something*, it would be far less
>   effective.  Remember, the tent has both an inlet and an exhaust vent,
>   and a fan to circulate air through it.  Your technique would see
>   super-damp air being drawn into the tent, some humidity removed from
>   it, and then that air is exhausted back into the environment.
>   I realize I misspoke (miswrote?) when I described Johnny's setup,
>   confusing the inlet/exhaust of the tent with the inlet/exhaust of the
>   dehumidifier.  The dehumidifier is set up outside the tent, with the
>   exhaust (relatively dry) air of the unit then being pumped into the
>   tent.  Originally, the exhaust from the tent just went into the
>   atmosphere.  This was moderately effective, but the air in his garage
>   was so damp that the dehumidifier could only do so much.  By taking the
>   exhaust air from the *tent*, and routing it back into the intake of the
>   dehumidifier, the air was dried again and again, and that's how he got
>   the humidifity inside the tent down to very dry levels.
>   One could argue that it was *too* dry, but he offset that by simply
>   using the car periodically, or at least moving it out of the way,
>   meaning it still got plenty of exposure to moisture to help keep rubber
>   seals etc. supple.
>   Mike
> 
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