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Old 01-07-2011, 12:12 AM   #1
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Most large cabinets have active systems. I would contact Bob Staebell at Aristocrat Humidors regarding his Set and Forget system.
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Old 01-07-2011, 12:15 AM   #2
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Most large cabinets have active systems. I would contact Bob Staebell at Aristocrat Humidors regarding his Set and Forget system.
Do you think the Set and Forget could be overkill for a humi of only 10 cubic feet, Bob? Maybe I am picturing the size wrong in my head.
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Old 01-07-2011, 12:11 PM   #3
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Do you think the Set and Forget could be overkill for a humi of only 10 cubic feet, Bob? Maybe I am picturing the size wrong in my head.
Right on the border, Admiral. A MoistNAir could probably handle 10cuft but an Oasis would probably have a hard time.
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Right on the border, Admiral. A MoistNAir could probably handle 10cuft but an Oasis would probably have a hard time.
Thanks Bob....got a decent idea of the size after looking at Ron's site.
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Old 01-07-2011, 08:20 PM   #5
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I have a Hydra LG and am not very happy with it(sent 1st one back) . I paid less then half of what they sell for at CI(got it from Cbid). It takes the humidity reading right at the unit which means other areas of your cabinet wont be the same humidity . I did modify it as Waffle did mention in his thread and it is a bit better . Mold was growing on the floral foam after a month so that has been replaced with water beads . I also have about 2lbs of Heartfelt beads inside my cabinet that really helps to stabilize humidity . The Aristocrat set and forget system is probably worth the money for piece of mind .
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