Possible solution to PC weatherproofing

[Charles W. Morehouse]

Mike,
Have an ID-5001 with the improved sensor board. Why not mask off the parts you
don't want to cover and just give them several heavy coats of clear lacquer? It
worked for me. First it will seal from moisture, is not conductive or corrosive
and is easy to remove for repairs. You can get it at any home center. Luck and
73's.
Wayne;
W4GBW

Mike McGue wrote:

> Thanks to all of you who have responded with advice.  Inititally I searched
> the Inet for conformal coatings and came up with a product called HumiSeal.
> I learned of a distributer, Z Tech Services, Inc., yesterday, who sells the
> product and spoke with Tom on their toll free number.  He recommended
> HumiSeal Type 1B31 for sealing my humidity sensor boards.  Not only did he
> recommend it but I have a sample of the sealeant with me by my computer as I
> write this, sent to me by Tom at his exspense!!!
>
> Thanks to all of you and to him.  If there is any way I can return Tom's
> favor... to any of you, please ask.  And, if any of you are in the
> electronics business and can throw some business Tom's way
> (tomj at ztechservices.com), then the circle may be complete!
>
> Thanks again to all of you for your advice... I'll be off-line for three days.
>
> 73's,
> Mike McGue
> N9HHG
>
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