Re: carbon transfer in hot countries...

air-conditioner, air-conditioner & air-conditioner helps :-) Have
never seen any reticulation.

I have access to an ice machine and do sometimes coat on a sheet of
glass on top of a developer tray filled with ice to speed up /
improve gelling. Not shure if this really is neccesarily, but it
brings the coating down to about 17˚C & there is some days when the a-
con struggles.

Tokyo

On Nov 30, 17 Heisei, at 9:00 AM, conTact wrote:

> Hi,
> who's got experience working with carbon transfer in warm
> environments (25°C and up)?
> I could get temperatures down to around 23-24°C with air-
> conditioning, what are major problems under these circumstances,
> reticulation of the gel?
>
> Thanks for inspirations.
>
> Sidney

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