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Posted for "cblitzer" <cblitzer@triad.rr.com>:

  I have the reiff system, oil pan heater and cylinder band heaters.
  Relying on GAMI & John Deakin as the gosspil, I leave my system pluged in
24/7 anytime the weather gets cold. The notion of the pre-heat system causing
humidity is an OWT (old wife's tail)
  I have been operating my system this way for 2 years.  It has worked
flawlessly.
  Craig Blitzer
  L-IV-P