I'm currently in a t-hangar that I am renting. It is great for keeping most of the elements out..minus humidity. Does anyone have any advice? I was thinking about getting a dehumidifier. I've had one person tell me to just leave a fan there. I really just want to protect my Piper Cherokee 180 from corrosion due to high humidity.
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