That should work fine, I've seen rigs like that for drying pressed plant sp=
ecimens. I recommend a little fan inside to circulate the air to even out t=
he heat, and a thermometer to monitor it.
-Dan
On Jan 4, 2012, at 9:50 AM, michael trommer wrote:
> I've heard of people constructing a drying box using a light bulb as heat
> source - there are plans on the web, including this one:
>
> http://www.instructables.com/id/Light-boxclothes-dryer/
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> Good luck...
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> On 12-01-04 12:45 PM, "Dan Dugan" <> wrote:
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>>> I have heard of someone who had to dry out a couple of microphones and =
they
>>> put them in an oven at a very low temperature, which sounded very scary=
. But
>>> it did the job, your method would seem to have less 'fear' factor! :-)
>>
>> I thought about putting the mics into the food dryer directly. A-T warns=
to
>> keep them under 110 degrees F. My Excalibur dryer has good temperature
>> regulation and goes down to around 90 degrees, so I just might use it in=
a
>> motel between sessions=85
>>
>> -Dan
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>> sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie Krause=
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