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Since: Jul 14, 2006
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 4:55 am Post subject: Dehumidifier Archived from groups: uk>rec>boats>motor, others (more info?)

I am sure I saw an add some years back for a small dehumidifier that you can put under a cover of a boat in the winter - stop mould, damp etc. Anybody know of one - European preferable for 220V 50Hz, but would also be OK if a 12V version. I have seen 'heaters' to sue under covers, which claim to keep boat above dew point .... anybody know if they work well, would assume a unit that keeps air dry would be better choice, than one that just keeps it warm. >> Stay informed about: Dehumidifier

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