Hallo Alexis,

hier ist ein Tip zum Thema: https://www.peter2000.co.uk/aviation/tb20-experience/index.html

Hier der Auszug (da die Seite sehr viel Inhalt hat:

I also keep a 0.5kg bag of silica gel permanently in the aircraft, and this is changed for a fresh one whenever I fly - on average once a week. The expired bag is baked at +120C overnight to recycle it; I bought about 10 of these and bake them all together when I have a number of them to do. They came from GeeJay Chemicals and the material is self-indicating orange to green silica gel, supplied in stitched cloth bags. Rough measurements with a relative humidity meter suggest that one of these bags placed anywhere inside the cockpit reduces the RH by around 10 percentage points which represents a large decrease in the condensation potential. Each 500g bag has been found to absorb around 30g of water, which is a LOT.

https://www.geejaychemicals.co.uk/

Grüße

Mark

Hallo Mark,

habe ich ja oben geschrieben, dass ich fertige Luftentfeuchter aus dem Autobereich verwende! Einfach und praktisch, kann man zuhause auf der Heizung wieder trocknen.