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Looks pretty jurry rigged/spliced from the picture on their page.

Prepare to be chastized. I use them with decent luck. My humidity fluctuates a bit between 64-68% depending on where the hygrometer is. Good enough for 13 bucks.

Great! :) Good to know. :tu RG for you.

Glad to hear about no losses. Sorry that you have to go through it though. Are you freezing at home? I thought household freezers couldn't get cold enough for 100% kill?

Yikes. Hope it was contained. What do you store your stuff at now?

No you'd buy an Aristocrat ;)

Target has a Vinotemp 28 bottle on sale. 179+tax. 1.5 pounds of beads = 50 bucks. Hygrometer, 20 bucks. That's 250 plus a little tax.

You're balking over 200 dollars when your collection sitting inside of them is potentially worth thousands? :r I buy boxes of rolled up TOBACCO that cost more than wine coolers.

I agree with Heath. Afterall I got my cooler from him! Thanks again. With temperature problems because of climate you may want to consider a wine cooler. Having your cigars at a cool temperature will prevent beetle infestations more than anything else you can do. It's not a GUARANTEE you...

I have a compressor driven model. Seals great, where as the Thermoelectric I ran took air from outside the cooler when the unit ran. Never could get the humidity to stabilize. I do have to run a temp controller to keep the cooler from getting too cold, but it mostly sits at 64-65*F/65-67RH.

Forget topping it, I want to know how he knows what a pube covered dead rate tastes like. :ss

doo doo butter - gurhka

Yellow is the speed sensing. Its so your mainboard knows the fan is spinning else it gives an alert.

nm I get it now. You can adjust the hygrometer for 'better' accuracy..

Turned the sensor down? How do you mean? When you set the humidity level it tells the sensor when to trip the fan. So... I'm confused.

Peltier is not a manufacturer but the name of the type of cooler it uses. It's a thermo-electric heat exchanger, more or less.

You may have to wire a two pin connector yourself. Watch the amperage on those.. don't blow up your Hydra. The fans it's designed for are the little muffin fans, not the 80mm type. Thanks for the update on why it was running so much. That doesn't quite make sense though.. since it's lowest...

Cool. I bought one for my gf to use for wine after I decided not to use it for cigars. Now I can get 20 bucks back.

I'd think the volume of the bag would require more volume of salt/water. I think the home-brew salt test is hokey anyway. Real world RH testing is done with a specific size container with a specific amount of salt and a specific amount of water. Not "about this much salt, and this much water"

Those would have to be some super dry boxes to soak up that much water. :ss