MaytagMan
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Looking good!
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The day is finally here! New humidor.
- Thread starter Nick Burner
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Wow …is an understatement. 
medic5888
Well-Known Member
Beautiful
Big Lewinsky
Spit like Clint Eastwood
Dang, I was going to post my 2 humidors, but prob not after seeing yours 
That is sweet man.
That is sweet man.
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
Post them up Frank! We are all here to celebrate the fellowship. The only comparisons here are between cigars. My collection would pale in comparison to most here but we are all here to learn, enjoy and celebrate the wonderful BotL.Dang, I was going to post my 2 humidors, but prob not after seeing yours
That is sweet man.
Pugman1943
Well-Known Member
Holy hit; that by itself is a boatload of smokes. Looks too good, you need to host a event.
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
Damn fine ideaHoly hit; that by itself is a boatload of smokes. Looks too good, you need to host a event.
Big Lewinsky
Spit like Clint Eastwood
Wondering how long it takes to keep a constant 70. Is it hard to get it going?
CigarStone
For once, knowledge is making me poor!
That is really sweet!
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
Holds temp super well. RH is tougher - still running slightly high. I pulled all water out of the humidification system and have 65% heartfelt beads on each level. I’m giving it a couple more days and I’ll make one more RH calibration adjustment (I have 4 calibrated Govees - every other shelf). I have it set at 68 degrees and 66% RH. House is 72-73. When the compressor kicks on the RH drops but comes back up quickly. The Govees can show the average over any period of time so that’s really what I look at.
hydro-terp
Well-Known Member
Maybe just run the active humidification system the parts of the year that ambient RH is low (heat on?) since you are in TX. Just a thought.
HT
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
Yeah I can’t turn it off but it shouldn’t be running right now anyway. I took the water out just to remove any excess moisture. May need to add it back this winter.