Computer case fan in humidor help

Angry_Pirate · 08-12-2011, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by CigarNut

This is absolutely correct. Further, if you put the transformer inside the humidor you will be adding a heater which will just make things worse.

I'm a believer in circulation but you should take care of the heat problem first. What kind of temps are you seeing?

74-75 degrees and I moved from a shelf to on the floor in front of an ac vent with no temp change. I thought this might cool it down since heat rises but it didn't work.

RGD. · 08-12-2011, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Angry_Pirate

74-75 degrees and I moved from a shelf to on the floor in front of an ac vent with no temp change. I thought this might cool it down since heat rises but it didn't work.

For how long has it been in front of the vent? It's going to take awhile - days.

Suggest something along the lines of those plastic ice packs, dry-ice, etc. Have a basement or furnace (central A/C )room? Try moving it to one of those areas.

Ron

Angry_Pirate · 08-12-2011, 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by RGD.

For how long has it been in front of the vent? It's going to take awhile - days.

Suggest something along the lines of those plastic ice packs, dry-ice, etc. Have a basement or furnace (central A/C )room? Try moving it to one of those areas.

Ron

It's been in front of the vent for about 2 weeks now..I have central air. Good idea about the ice packs I may try them. I have a basement but don't really want to move it down there. Thanks for the help!