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Those sensor push ones are nice - I need to get three hygrometers for different areas of my pumidor. If I were just getting one I would definitely spring for the sensor push one.Pants404 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 2020 10:35 pmI have a boveda butler. It works well enough for casual monitoring, but it goes through a battery in 5-6 months (I have heard some people say it's more frequent), and it connects to my phone very intemittently. Sometimes I can go a day or two without it connecting to my phone while I am in the house.
After purchasing this unit I had heard good things mentioned about "sensor push" units.
I recently found that inkbird has a wireless hygrometer, which if I didn't already have the boveda sensor I would buy. Inkbird is a brand that I trust and have been very pleased with.
Do you really think that the humidity is different in differnet areas of your humidor? I suspect that differnet numbers are more due to differnet calibrations on the hydrometers. So long as you pumidor is sealed pretty well, I think the RH is pretty consistent.maitre_tea wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 8:09 am
Those sensor push ones are nice - I need to get three hygrometers for different areas of my pumidor. If I were just getting one I would definitely spring for the sensor push one.
I have some heating pads in my humidor to warm the air a little, and since my humidor is taller than it is wide the hot air is rising which is making the top part of the humidor a little drier than the bottom (it's about a 5 RH difference). I've been playing around with the placement of my humidifier, and I expect once I get the placement of the heating pads and the humidifier right that the RH will be consistent throughout my humidorRickpatbrown wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 7:30 amDo you really think that the humidity is different in differnet areas of your humidor? I suspect that differnet numbers are more due to differnet calibrations on the hydrometers. So long as you pumidor is sealed pretty well, I think the RH is pretty consistent.maitre_tea wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 8:09 am
Those sensor push ones are nice - I need to get three hygrometers for different areas of my pumidor. If I were just getting one I would definitely spring for the sensor push one.