Traditional Salt Test vs. Boveda one step calibration

mrmsav · 07-22-2014, 03:24 PM

Just got home from work. At the 12 hr point before, I left this am humidity in the bag was 70%, now after 24 hrs it is still at 70%. I am going to assume its ready to take out and hit the calibrate button. Or should I wait another 12 hrs?

Ps - While i wait for your responses, I will be sitting on my deck with a rye and seven, and a Cohiba.

Cheers

RWhisenand · 07-22-2014, 07:44 PM

You've settled the humidity level in the span range of the instrument. With that I would consider the unit calibrated.

07-22-2014, 03:24 PM	#1
mrmsav Cowboys fan for life! Join Date: Jul 2014 First Name: Mike Location: PEI, Canada Posts: 45 Trading: (0)	Re: Traditional Salt Test vs. Boveda one step calibration Just got home from work. At the 12 hr point before, I left this am humidity in the bag was 70%, now after 24 hrs it is still at 70%. I am going to assume its ready to take out and hit the calibrate button. Or should I wait another 12 hrs? Ps - While i wait for your responses, I will be sitting on my deck with a rye and seven, and a Cohiba. Cheers __________________ Like the man says - "You Gotta Drink a Little Drink, and Smoke a Little Smoke"....

07-22-2014, 07:44 PM	#2
RWhisenand Feeling at Home Join Date: Aug 2011 First Name: Rob Location: Nevada Posts: 798 Trading: (7)	Re: Traditional Salt Test vs. Boveda one step calibration You've settled the humidity level in the span range of the instrument. With that I would consider the unit calibrated. __________________ No function well beer without.