| Subject: | Keeping recording system warm in cold temps? |
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| From: | "Thomas Ashcraft" heliotown27 |
| Date: | Sat Jan 2, 2010 2:03 pm ((PST)) |
Seeking advice: I am recording dusk to dawn in unattended twelve hour long nightly sessions, outdoors in a battery operated situation with temperatures down to 10 degrees F. I keep my Edirol R-09HR recorder and Tekkeon external battery pack in a tupperware box. I would like to have something to keep my box and equipment temperatures warmer. Can anyone recommend a method or product? ( Also, my recording site is not near an electric line or outlet.) Thanks in advance for your reply. Thomas Ashcraft New Mexico |
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