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Hon.
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yeah get a pc fan make a mount somehow and just get an old cell charger and solder the leads from the charger to the fan and heatshrink. Bam, humidor fan. I would get like 100mm to 120mm and run it at like 3-5v ( most chargers are this anyway ) and that thing will purr and run under its specs so it wouldnt be loud at all.
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#2 |
Cranky Habanophile
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Have you tried taking an Rh reading inside boxes? The Rh of the air means nothing. I would bet that you will find less than a 5% difference between top and bottom readings when measured inside boxes or drawers. Be sure and take two readings and then switch hygrometers and take two additional readings.
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#3 |
Cigar Jesus
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As a word of caution:
I have a tower and installed 3 120v fans in it... the RH dropped about 15-20 points in no time (I guess it exploited leaks in my cabinet that don't really matter when the fans are off). |
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