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[potpest]

Try sticking with the same brand/model of hygrometer for better consistency.

Bag Boy

They are both the same; Caliber IV's. Sometimes they are both on the same page but usually 1 or 2 % difference.

[Kickback]

Good advice BB although I do it because I want them all to look the same

Perfect reply for a 'geeky' thread

[ha_banos]

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[TJCoro]

A Touch of Class!

Good advice BB although I do it because I want them all to look the same

Well, there?s that, too.

Another suggestion would be to stick with digital hygros that can be calibrated. These buggers do go out of wack from time to time and require calibration. Ol? don TJ has almost ten hygros in his massive unit and my job is to keep them properly tuned so the all read the same when placed side by side.

The things I do just to pick a puro form the don?s massive unit.

Bag Boy

[SHAMZ84]

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I'm not a fan of the inkbird...I bought them last year off Amazon but just found them so off...like you I think I bought 3 or 4...tried to calibrate them and see how off they were and they were like 10% off...which wasn't for me so returned them

https://www.themysterywhisky.co.uk

[ha_banos]

I'm not a fan of the inkbird...I bought them last year off Amazon but just found them so off...like you I think I bought 3 or 4...tried to calibrate them and see how off they were and they were like 10% off...which wasn't for me so returned them

www.themysterywhisky.co.uk

I think they only work well around the 60-70% mark. I'll test again tomorrow just for fun. It was a bit damp in the bag due to rehydrating the little boveda.

[ha_banos]

I found they are pretty consistent. This was with a 69% boveda in the ziplock.

[SHAMZ84]

I found they are pretty consistent. This was with a 69% boveda in the ziplock.

That's not bad....mine were all over the place..

https://www.themysterywhisky.co.uk