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Keith
 
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Wonder how the moisture is getting in there? Sounds like something's not
sealed properly. Can you just remove the glass? Assuming you can take it out
and replace it, maybe it's not sealing properly upon reinstallation. Maybe
use Rain-X on the inside?

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Richard Lane wrote:
The LCD display on my JRC 1500 radar fogs on the inside of the front
glass window (not on the LCD itself). It seems that warm moist air
inside the unit condenses on the cold glass window. I returned it to
the service center during it's warranty but it still fogged
afterwards, now that the warranty has long expired I am toying with
fitting 2 spigots that would allow warm dry air from say a 12v hair
dryer to sweep out the moist air. Any comments?
Dick


Is there any way you can fit silica gel bags inside the casing?

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