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  • #31
    Originally posted by TJCoro View Post
    Hmmm, I wonder if it's the same as the one I smoked. I looked the 200th up and the lable/double band looks the same, but nowhere on my box does it say 200th annivesary - only limited edition.

    Eitherway, it's become a Coro Fav and I will be on the lookout for another box or two of the robustos.

    Not for everyone, I guess.

    Bag Boy
    Wasnt bad just not that interesting

    looks different, mine was a torpedo.

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    • #32
      Direct Link!

      Originally posted by Specialized_j View Post
      Wasnt bad just not that interesting

      looks different, mine was a torpedo.

      http://www.ukcigarforums.com/showthr...19th-June-2O17
      Try the Robusto next time, if you get the chance.

      I don't know if you are aware, but you can link to a specific post, rather than the the first post of the thread, which was quite startling, actually. I nearly dropped my iPad

      Link to your post:

      http://www.ukcigarforums.com/showthread.php?21864-Monday-19th-June-2O17&p=367960#post367960


      BTW, the picture in your post won't open up for me. (Sad)

      Bag Boy
      sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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      • #33
        Originally posted by TJCoro View Post
        Try the Robusto next time, if you get the chance.

        I don't know if you are aware, but you can link to a specific post, rather than the the first post of the thread, which was quite startling, actually. I nearly dropped my iPad

        Link to your post:

        http://www.ukcigarforums.com/showthread.php?21864-Monday-19th-June-2O17&p=367960#post367960


        BTW, the picture in your post won't open up for me. (Sad)

        Bag Boy
        Will do. No didn't know you could link to specific posts, thanks.

        Pictures are hosted on google photos, can you see any of my others, posted one tonight in the what you smoking.

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        • #34
          Apologies for hijacking your thread Paul

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          • #35
            Picture Sighting!

            Originally posted by Specialized_j View Post
            Will do. No didn't know you could link to specific posts, thanks.

            Pictures are hosted on google photos, can you see any of my others, posted one tonight in the what you smoking.
            Yep! I can see it here - http://www.ukcigarforums.com/showthr...442#post368442

            Yeah, we've gone a bit astray....but it is the "General Off-Topic Chat" forum, so I guess anything goes.

            Bag Boy
            sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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            • #36
              Ah that's ok then

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              • #37
                Lol, [MENTION=13466766]Specialized_j[/MENTION] no worries it all contributes to a discussion.

                Tomorrow signifies the two weeks of seasoning coming to an end. So a bit of a daft question. The humidity is at 84%, I will be using 2 69% Boveda packets as its a 50CT humi. I will be filling it with a approximately 30 - 35 initially I don't want to stick the cigars in the humi at 84% as they will probably soak up the residual humidity and will not be a pleasant smoke.

                So would I take out the 84% packs thrown in the 2 69% packs and wait for it to settle before adding sticks,

                TIA

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by Paul K View Post
                  Tomorrow signifies the two weeks of seasoning coming to an end. So a bit of a daft question. The humidity is at 84%, I will be using 2 69% Boveda packets as its a 50CT humi. I will be filling it with a approximately 30 - 35 initially I don't want to stick the cigars in the humi at 84% as they will probably soak up the residual humidity and will not be a pleasant smoke.

                  So would I take out the 84% packs thrown in the 2 69% packs and wait for it to settle before adding sticks
                  Mine took around a week to settle to the correct humidity after seasoning.

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Dylan View Post
                    Mine took around a week to settle to the correct humidity after seasoning.
                    Cheers Dylan

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Paul K View Post
                      Lol, @Specialized_j no worries it all contributes to a discussion.

                      Tomorrow signifies the two weeks of seasoning coming to an end. So a bit of a daft question. The humidity is at 84%, I will be using 2 69% Boveda packets as its a 50CT humi. I will be filling it with a approximately 30 - 35 initially I don't want to stick the cigars in the humi at 84% as they will probably soak up the residual humidity and will not be a pleasant smoke.

                      So would I take out the 84% packs thrown in the 2 69% packs and wait for it to settle before adding sticks,

                      TIA
                      Might find you only need one 69, I put two in my 40CT and RH crept up to 71%, with one it sits at 65-68%

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by Specialized_j View Post
                        Might find you only need one 69, I put two in my 40CT and RH crept up to 71%, with one it sits at 65-68%
                        Cheers Specialised_j I will stick one in and see how it goes.

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                        • #42
                          So the looking good is not looking so good. After the 2 weeks seasoning, I stuck in a Boveda 69% pack in a 50Ct humi. I had around 35 sticks in it and the reading was sitting at 71 - 73% to high for my liking.

                          I decided to calibrate the ?6.99 amazon special hyrgometer using the salt test and now getting a reading of 83%. 8% over the 75%. Bering when I got it I did the calibration and it was on point. With the seasoning packs in it was on point, for some reason I think I have brokeded it. I am thinking my wee cheapo is needs replacing with something better.

                          I would appreciate your suggestions without breaking the bank.

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                          • #43
                            Pop a Boveda in a ziplock bag to calibrate the hygrometer, no need to carry out inaccurate salt tests.

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by Budgie Smuggler View Post
                              Pop a Boveda in a ziplock bag to calibrate the hygrometer, no need to carry out inaccurate salt tests.
                              Gotcha, thanks.

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