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Ross · 02-06-2002, 04:01 PM

Just completed an interesting (to me) test on a Climax tube type humidifier as compared to Humidipack devices in a Armored Humidor. Using a carefully calibrated (and trustworthy) Radio Shack humidistat, I measured an inconsistent (and varying) humidity of 72-74% with the Climmax device. In the same conditions I measured 70% rock steady with the Humidipack setup. Now I trust the supplied Humidipacks more than ever. There has been some discussion in previous threads and I thought some might be interested. I have been running the same supplied Humidipack setup for at least 6 months - probably closer to 9 months - with nary a change in humidity or feel of the cigars. I'm happy.

The World is full of Apathy and I don't care!!!

02-06-2002, 04:01 PM	#1
Ross Club Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Cadillac, MI Posts: 1,087	Just completed an interesting (to me) test on a Climax tube type humidifier as compared to Humidipack devices in a Armored Humidor. Using a carefully calibrated (and trustworthy) Radio Shack humidistat, I measured an inconsistent (and varying) humidity of 72-74% with the Climmax device. In the same conditions I measured 70% rock steady with the Humidipack setup. Now I trust the supplied Humidipacks more than ever. There has been some discussion in previous threads and I thought some might be interested. I have been running the same supplied Humidipack setup for at least 6 months - probably closer to 9 months - with nary a change in humidity or feel of the cigars. I'm happy. The World is full of Apathy and I don't care!!! __________________ My current rotation: Most Perdomo, Oliva O, G and V, most CAO, Nub 464 maduro, Nub 464 Habano, a box or two of 5-Vegas, a couple boxes of ERdM Robusto Largo, Some AF Hemingway SS and some others I can't remember. It's a well-stocked Delta-T.

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