Let me try this again outside of the equipment forum.
I do not have a Kendrick or otherwise dew heater. I need somthing like this, I think, to attach to my weather center rain gauge to "temper" snow into a liquid so I can measure relative precipition. I don't know the specs or limitations of a scope heater.
Does a Kendrick or other, provide enough wattage to keep frost and "small" amounts of snow from frezing up the gauge.
I would think those of you who actually brave the zero and sub zero nights have a solution that keeps your optics clear.
Any help here or, direct me elsewhere, is appreciated.
I do not have a Kendrick or otherwise dew heater. I need somthing like this, I think, to attach to my weather center rain gauge to "temper" snow into a liquid so I can measure relative precipition. I don't know the specs or limitations of a scope heater.
Does a Kendrick or other, provide enough wattage to keep frost and "small" amounts of snow from frezing up the gauge.
I would think those of you who actually brave the zero and sub zero nights have a solution that keeps your optics clear.
Any help here or, direct me elsewhere, is appreciated.