humidor issue

[westb182]

Ok a bit over a week later...
I tested different parts of my humidor with the hydrometer I salt tested twice and got the same correction % both times. The lower part (where I keep my cigars that won't be smoked for awhile) is about 62%RH. The top shelf is about 69-70%RH (which is where I keep the ones I will smoke soon).
Is that good?

[Silencei2]

Ok a bit over a week later...
I tested different parts of my humidor with the hydrometer I salt tested twice and got the same correction % both times. The lower part (where I keep my cigars that won't be smoked for awhile) is about 62%RH. The top shelf is about 69-70%RH (which is where I keep the ones I will smoke soon).
Is that good?

You probably want the reverse. Certain websites state that a higher (67-70) RH is better for aging and will not smoke as well as a cigar that has been kept in the 64-66 RH range. Certain smoking differences include how well it burns, how the draw is, etc.

[westb182]

Hmm that will be difficult as there is no room to do it in reverse.
I will see after a week or so what the RH will be at.