In a message dated 1/26/2000 6:21:02 PM, Mike B. wrote: <<"Another "tech" advised that the dampp-chaser systems are junk. In this situation I don't know if the system will work or not.">> ANY tech that says that is either ignorant of the operation of DC or is unknowledgable of this aspect of his/her trade. While I am not a avid "loyal" supporter of Dampp Chaser systems, in general, they are FAR from being "junk". In the right situation a properly installed DC system can do wonders for the instrument in which it is installed. <<"My question is: How much will the humidity be reduced throughout the instrument if a dampp-chaser is installed.">> Significantly if the system is maintained and kept plugged in. <<"I know it will improve things, but will it work throughout.">> Yes without a doubt if properly installed. <<"And will the system be able to compensate for the "sweating" that occurs.">> Incidences of "sweating", if this is in fact happening, will be reduced drastically if not elimnated altogether. Mike this sounds as if it is the perfect place for installation for a DC system. My view. Jim Bryant (FL)
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