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The beads alone will be all the humidifying device you need, and in this case, they'll act more as a de-humidifier. I'd follow nhcigarfan's suggestion to get 65% beads and put 'em in dry. They should begin to absorb humidity and will pull the humidor's environment down to around 65% rh. If high humidity is a constant where you live, then you may have to dry the beads periodically - easily done with a blow dryer.
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After a couple days, the humidor is staying at about 66% with absolutely no humidification needed. Perfect!The ambient humidity is slightly lower than that. I have plenty of wood in there. I'm going to get some of those beads.
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