I always thought as temp went down so did rh also. But I also gave up on trying to figuring it all out a while ago.
I always thought as temp went down so did rh also. But I also gave up on trying to figuring it all out a while ago.
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OK class. Here's the somewhat technical explanation:
RH is the partial vapor pressure of the water in the air divided by the saturated vapor pressure at a given temperature. If the temperature increases so does the saturated vapor pressure, thus the RH decreases. linky
spiffy
I think I'll keep ignoring it.
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so...... can i smoke a cigar now?
"We're at NOW now... everything that's hapening now... is happening NOW!"
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Basically...get beads/Oasis/etc...have patience...enjoy our hobby.
spiffy
I am gonna pull my freakin NADS off! The Hygroset II got up to 75% with the Humidipak test, and then a few minutes later I look at it and it reads 70%. Mother Fuckin Chinese Fuckin Bullshit. What does it take to get a proper peice of equipment. I spent $ 80.00 bucks on this Cigar Oasis, and as god is my wittnes, I will not rest until it, and the Mother Fuckin hygrometer reads proper. Son of ah bitch!
(just so you know non of this is directed at you guys)
Rich
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Damn man, don't have a coronary........its not a life and death thing where exacting precision is required. I used to worry my ass of (as in a couple of months ago), but....I finally figured out it wasn't necessary.
...dbl post.
Last edited by ashauler; 02-15-2008 at 03:01 PM.
enjoy your cigars, That's what they're for!
calibrate as best you can, and trust it, you will find much more enjoyment smoking cigars, than pulling your hair out being OCD over something like a ~3% shift in Rh.
I use an Oasis XLPlus in my cooler, and it reads about 3~4% higher than actual. It's a nice unit, but I'll never buy another one. Beads just too easy to use.
"We're at NOW now... everything that's hapening now... is happening NOW!"
~ Col. Sanders ~
"I guess all we need to do now is give a shit what you think. I'll work on that."
~ ashauler ~
Thanks for the sound advice. I have used precision equipment for brewing beer professionally, and it gripes me when you spend the money and the shit still dosn't work. I wish it wasn't 28 degrees outside, I need a Monticristo #2 Habano!
Cheers Rich
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The first Hygroset was in fact defective. I recieved a replacment unit and it calibrated very easily to 75% with the calibration kit. I did notice on the one that works, the calibration button has a much more positive clicking sensation. The defective one just turns without clicking. It is said that up to 1/3 of all new electronics on the shelves are defective.
I just wish I would stop getting the bad third.
Rich
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