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l9821518 · 17th March 2010

been there recently but not as bad as yourself..best thing ..let your gear dry out totally, dont even chance switching it on unless you know its dry, even then wait a few more days..best thing that i did was to get a dehumidifier and crank it up to pull out all the moisture (assuming your equipment is in an enclosed space), as soon as the water being pulled by the dehumidified reduces to the point of nil (or close) then you know your stuff is pretty dry. even then wait a few days more. haste makes waste in this situation fellow slut.

17th March 2010	#48
l9821518 Gear interested Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 27	been there.. been there recently but not as bad as yourself..best thing ..let your gear dry out totally, dont even chance switching it on unless you know its dry, even then wait a few more days..best thing that i did was to get a dehumidifier and crank it up to pull out all the moisture (assuming your equipment is in an enclosed space), as soon as the water being pulled by the dehumidified reduces to the point of nil (or close) then you know your stuff is pretty dry. even then wait a few days more. haste makes waste in this situation fellow slut.