I'd bet that doing this will shorten the lives of both the K3 and the
KPA1500, maybe significantly.
73,
Scott N9AA
On 7/4/18 11:42 AM, [email protected] wrote:
I’m at the point now in my household move where I should like to put my K-Line
(K3/KPA1500) out in a shed about 200’ from the house and operate it remotely
via an local ethernet connection. This week I’ve been sweltering in the humid
heat here in the NE and that prompts the question: What makes since in the way
of keep the equipment happy across wide temperature and humidity changes?
Winters possibly down below freezing, but dry, and summers up to 100F and
humid. Today’s temp is clearing 88 with a dew point of 76, for example.
What do you all do, short of supplying heaters and/or air conditioners? If I
could avoid that, I would like to. The good news is that environmental changes
are gradual. The spec page for the KPA1500 does not seem to mention
environmental specs.
Thanks for any info.
Gary W2CS
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