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I don't think my temp/RH readings have ever been so close to each other among the humis.
Vinotemp #1: 68*, 64% humidity Vinotemp #2: 69*, 64% humidity 100 count desktop: 68*, 64% humidity Cooler: 69*, 63% humidity Nice! ![]() What are yooz guys reading? |
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I'm nuts for the place
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Mine usually run fairly close to each other. Last night my cabinet was at 68/66rh. This time of year that is pretty typical for me.
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CERTIFIED THREAD KILLER!!
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Mine were 68/68 and 68/69... I am thinking they might need to be calibrated again... damn hygros...
![]() The 68/68 is in my Vino and it only has cigars and 65% beads lol... so how it is at 68% idk... I haven't added any new sticks latley and it is half way full so it should be plenty stable... but who knows lol... they will probably both read 64% tonight...
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I'm nuts for the place
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I had a lb in each of my vino of 65% beads. I was reading 69 on both, so I pulled 1/2 beads out to dry out.
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Order Restored
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I've got 2lbs of 65% n mine and I tried to dryu them out a little with a hair dryer last night. After I put them back in and checked last night i was at 60% thinking I had done well. This morning, right back to 68%. Just pisses me off to no end That I can't get my 65% beads at least close to 65%.
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Shipmate!
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It may not be your beads at all, I would imagine that if your cigars were sitting at 70 for a while you would see the effects after your beads were dried out. |
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Just plain insane!
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Mine have been rock solid for months both at 67% which is a shade higher than I want but I can live with it. All of a sudden they went to 70%. Room is about 57%.
???? I have had the door on both cracked all day to bring them down. I would really like to get them down to about 63%. |
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62% RH and 66F in my Aristocrat Mini with a pound of Heartfelt beads. The cigars smoke great.
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Fresh outta Ad Seg
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150ct humi: 71F 65%RH
100ct humi: 69F 80%RH Don't worry guys its empty! I am in the middle of seasoning it. 25ct humi: 70F 65%RH I know the extreme importance of RH but how much does temperature play into things? |
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Chutney Lovebusciut
Join Date: Oct 2008
First Name: Chutney
Location: On the shores of Loch Shiel
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My hygros look like this: 68/63 68/64 68/66 68/61 68/63 68/63
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Have My Own Room
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anyone else here living dangerously?
when my hygro's batteries ran out I just chucked it in a drawer. I have a small, airtight cooler w/beads and when I did have a hygro in it the RH never really changed much. |
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Just Pipin'
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I'm not gonna risk thousands of dollars in cigars for two dollars in batteries
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Chutney Lovebusciut
Join Date: Oct 2008
First Name: Chutney
Location: On the shores of Loch Shiel
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I have one cooler that I don't have a hygro in for those same reasons. After a while you can go by feel and tell if they are too wet or too dry.
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