Working with Wireless/Radio Equipment

[David Dunlop]

If you Google the Salt Spring Island Amateur Radio Club, Harry, they have a list of all the Amateur Radio Clubs in BC on their site. That might be of help to you finding somebody local who can help you out.

We have a greater weather extreme in these parts, Harry, but I have found it pays to be wary here with synthetic tarps covering things in the spring. The ground starts to heat and the humidity rises up under the tarp only to pool at the high points where the air is cooler. Our glass top patio table, which is wide open underneath does it every year. The moisture drips off the bottom of the glass until the sun is high enough up to heat the glass and burn the condensation off. The fussy lined vinyl cover on our AC compressor does the same thing and is soaked inside at the top each year when we remove it.

David

[Harry Moon]

I always keep my eye out for a couple of days of dry weather and pull the tarps back, I'm still struggling getting the one dry to my satisfaction after remembrance day soaking.