Questions conservation electronic

[gamer87]

what precautions? cut wires?

 

[(*steve*)]

what precautions? cut wires?

See here.

 

[gamer87]

If I get wet air inside the tied bag that I posted the photo will also enter dry air?

Is there any way to avoid moisture problems without using silica and no other items? Control in a natural way?

 

[(*steve*)]

You could vacuum seal the bags.

 

[gamer87]

Difficulty in removing and placing the electronics inside the vacuum

 

[(*steve*)]

Fill all the empty spaces with silica gel first then!

 

[gamer87]

Ziplock bag protects from moisture?

 

[(*steve*)]

Ziplock bag protects from moisture?

They might be ok if you squeeze most of the air out and include a silica gel pack to absorb any moisture in the contents.

 

[gamer87]

Is it more dangerous to humidity the use of a common tied bag or a ziplock bag?

 

[(*steve*)]

Neither is more dangerous to humidity

A sealed bag Mary be more dangerous to the contents if you don't take action to handle moisture that is trapped in the sealed bag.

A tired bag may be more dangerous to the contents if the air outside has lots of moisture.

 

[gamer87]

Which room or room is most recommended for storing electronics? Closed room without door and without window?

 

[(*steve*)]

That is pretty much impossible to say.

A room with controlled temperature and humidity would be best

 

[gamer87]

Is it possible to preserve an electronics without the use of silica gel desiccant?

 

[Alec_t]

Yes, if you keep the electronics in a vacuum or in a closed environment which has some other (e.g. mechanical) de-humidifer. Perhaps in a freezer?

 

[(*steve*)]

Is it possible to preserve an electronics without the use of silica gel desiccant?

Since you keep asking the same question, perhaps we should ask what answer you want.

How about:

1. Store them in paper bags with an old mushroom
2. Soak them in olive oil and place them in a barrel of salt.
3. Wrap them in cling-wrap and place them in a shoebox with a smelly sock.

 

[duke37]

What is wrong with silica gel?

Store them in a sealed plastic box with a lid clipped shut. I store my rolled oats (for porridge) in such a box.
Put some well-dried grain in to absorb water from any leaking air, in other words use this as a substitute for silica gel. The grain (wheat, oats, maise, rice) can be dried in an oven.

What is your local climate?

What is wrong with slica gel?

 

[davenn]

Closed room without door and without window?

tis hard to get into rooms without a door

What is your local climate?

tropical, he is in Brazil


Anyway, this thread is going around in circles and it is time to close it