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Old 19th January 2002   #1
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Default Steps To Make Your Own DryBox

Hi guys!

I've made a small tutorial to explain how to make your own cheap and good drybox.

Please view it here : http://www.geeks-area.com/yizhe/pic/...e_made_drybox/
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great effort and useful information ..

can I link my homepage "useful info" to ur site ?
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Old 19th January 2002   #3
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great effort and useful information ..

can I link my homepage "useful info" to ur site ?
Sure! =)
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This is a great idea!! Keep it up...
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Hi guys!

I've made a small tutorial to explain how to make your own cheap and good drybox.

Please view it here : http://www.geeks-area.com/yizhe/pic/...e_made_drybox/
Klause, where did you get the tray from?
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Klause, where did you get the tray from?
Come along with the airtight container..
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Old 20th January 2002   #7
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Come along with the airtight container..
Is it advisable to place the camera directly on top of the gel?
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Old 21st January 2002   #8
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Is it advisable to place the camera directly on top of the gel?
or you might wana put a cloth or paper just not to let it contact directly to the equipment..

as from my experiance, some Si gell will leave stain to some metal surface
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or you might wana put a cloth or paper just not to let it contact directly to the equipment..

as from my experiance, some Si gell will leave stain to some metal surface
Corrent.. some of them do stain..
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Hi guys!

I've made a small tutorial to explain how to make your own cheap and good drybox.

Please view it here : http://www.geeks-area.com/yizhe/pic/...e_made_drybox/
exactly wat i did!! hehee..
got the box at $12.90 at NTUC. good as it has rubber sealing ard the cover and comes with the tray to seperate the gel.
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can make 1 with internal burner to heat up the silica gel when it is moist ?

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can make 1 with internal burner to heat up the silica gel when it is moist ?

U heat 2 dollars worth of gel and end up buring 10000 worth of equitment.. haha..

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Old 22nd January 2002   #13
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I've made my own dry box too!

Plus bought a digital hygrometer to measure the humidity inside the box. Kept it nicely at 50% humidity.

Now quite experienced, know exactly how much to add to maintain the humidity.
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I've made my own dry box too!

Plus bought a digital hygrometer to measure the humidity inside the box. Kept it nicely at 50% humidity.

Now quite experienced, know exactly how much to add to maintain the humidity.
Where did you get the Digital Hygrometer?
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Where did you get the Digital Hygrometer?
Can find it at most DIY shops.
Bought mine at HomeFix in Marina Square for $32+
Saw Giant selling them for $28+

It's a pretty cool device.
It's always on, showing the current temperature & humidity.
It can also measure the daily max/min temp/humidity level.
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