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Old 02-06-04 | 10:55 PM
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vrkelley
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Originally Posted by RainmanP
Anytime my (not waterproof) handlebar bag gets wet I take every thing out and prop it open to let it dry as much as possible. For now I am taking the battery out every day for charging so condensation is not an issue yet.

I am just trying to fill in one piece of the puzzle at a time. It is great fun, and already I have a VERY nice headlight!
Rainman,
You can make a Y shaped connector that can either go the recharger or to the light. Then your battery can just stay in the bag. When you arrive, just swap the leads to recharge.

Building on your idea...For condensation, you could make your own vents in places that cannot take on water. Or try those Ziploc Veggie bags. Or a marine store has stuff to nix water from boat cabins.

Here's an except: http://www.ontariorabbits.org/interest/hint_1.htm <---excuse the topic they're discussing!
>Ziploc Vegetable Bags...each bag contains hundreds of freshness vents that are designed to let excess moisture out, while holding in the right amount of moisture.

Your bracket sounds similar to mine but I used that pipe aluminum. Wonder if it can retrofit the switch...zzz tomorrow!
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