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Humidity is affected by temperature in a situation that the humidor is airtight and temperature is the same inside and outside the humidor. Higher the temp more humidity while lower the temp less humidity. This is by volume of humidity in the air of the humidor. In other words the RH should drop the colder the air and rise the warmer the air due to how the water molecules are compressing or expanding in the environments relative temperature. Given that your humidor controls the temperature this should not truly be an issue in your case as long as the system is accurate and functioning at 100% optimal output. However, since often this is not the case and not knowing the brand of humidor you have it’s hard to figure out why you are having this RH problem. Suggestions would be make sure it is airtight and not losing both the temperature and humidity via a leak. Also best to not have the humidor in direct sunlight or in the direct path of the AC vent in the house. Personally I find most hygrometers are not as accurate as they claim having a +/- 2 point range from reality. My test is if the cigars feel proper based on how I keep them and I too prefer 69% so they should feel more hard with a slight amount of give to them when pressed between your fingers. If you would like more info and help solving your situation I’d need to know the brand of humidor and the system/brand you use to humidify. The more info the better so I can assist you in calibrating your humidor to fit your needs. I hope this helps and please let me know if I can assist further.

@@EPCarrilloCigars Wow, thank you so much for the considerate and informative response! So I have a Needone 48L heating/cooling humidor. Upon purchasing this humidor, I also had 3 spanish cedar drawers purchased directly from Needone to replace the shelves which gives me 4 drawers and one shelf. I initially thought this might restrict airflow within the humidor, should this be a concern? I seasoned with 84% Boveda packs for 16 days and calibrated both the factory hygrometer and a Smartro hygrometer with Boveda’s 75% one step calibration kit. Surprisingly, the cheap factory one was accurate, but the Smartro device had to be adjusted about 3%. After seasoning I used three 320 gram Boveda 65% packs and loaded about 100 cigars into the humidor. For the next few weeks I had about a 50/50 chance of getting burn issues in my cigars. I decided to switch to 69% Bovedas which seemed to give me better results, but my RH continued to fluctuate wildly, which I was under the impression should not occur with Boveda packs. The humidor is out of the way of sunlight and direct A/C exposure. I also added two extra fans powered by a ribbon cable to encourage airflow, but that seemed to cause more volatility in RH, so I removed them after about a week. Today I added a Cigar Oasis Excel 3.0 set to 69% along with the Bovedas to encourage more consistent humidity levels, but I realized the fan built in to the Needone may be getting stuck every so often and not circulating properly. I am hoping the Cigar Oasis’ fan can rectify this revelation, and I can also put the extra fans back in if needs being. Is airflow that important in a 48 liter space? I feel like the Needone models are not airtight due to the fan and the drip hole on the bottom and have read mixed opinions about sealing that drip hole, which seems like it should remain open, since it’s what the manufacturer intended. Again, thank you so much for your time and consideration with my predicament, as I am fairly new to the wonderfully pleasurable world of cigars. Any insight and knowledge you can share with me is extremely valuable and appreciated! Cheers!

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What cigars do you usually smoke?

@@EPCarrilloCigars Several brands, and types. I tend to enjoy the more full body robusta ones. It also depends what the local stores have available. Unfortunately they don't have your brand and online ordering in The Netherlands is forbidden. I just got intrigued with your cigars by watching many of your videos. I love the videos for being informative and I like the company's story and being a family company.

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Depends on the capacity of the humidor. Many humidors specify the amount of cigars held 🙏

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The shape does change the flavor. Box pressed in our case is still rolled. The rolled cigar is placed in a mold to get that box pressed shape. Box-pressed premium cigars are initially rolled in the traditional manner before undergoing the box-pressing process 💪

Girard Perregaux Traveller Large Date. It is no longer made FYI.

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