njstone 01:10 PM 01-08-2010
I've been eyeing the Montegues for a while, they look really nice for the money.
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paris1129 03:11 PM 01-08-2010
Originally Posted by BFallehy:
I also have the Montegue, I love this humi. I keep a hygrometer in the top drawer and then one on the botom shelf aswell. I found the plug in the back great for putting a fan back there and that will keep the humidity equal in the top and bottom.
What type of fan are you using?
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paris1129 03:13 PM 01-08-2010
Originally Posted by njstone:
I've been eyeing the Montegues for a while, they look really nice for the money.
I've had mine for about a month now, and I couldn't be any happier with it. It looks great and serves its purpose!
:-)
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troutbreath 03:33 PM 01-08-2010
Nice looking cabinet, Matt!
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MrOneEyedBoh 03:53 PM 01-08-2010
Originally Posted by BFallehy:
I also have the Montegue, I love this humi. I keep a hygrometer in the top drawer and then one on the botom shelf aswell. I found the plug in the back great for putting a fan back there and that will keep the humidity equal in the top and bottom.
Originally Posted by BroncoHorvath:
Matthew, One of my cabinets is also a Montegue. I know Eric also has one. I love mine and I have 2 hygrometers in mine. One that is part of my Oasis XL II humidifier system that is plugged in the bottom part and one electronic one in the drawer.
Do you need to use a Oasis or will beads suffice in these?
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BFallehy 03:56 PM 01-08-2010
Originally Posted by paris1129:
What type of fan are you using?
I just picked up one of the glade plug in fans, they fit nice and keep a nice steady circulation.
Oh, just don't put the sent pots in it.
:-):-)
They do have a small heating element in them but it realy doesn't change the temp at all, it just isn't big enough to cause an issue.
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BFallehy 03:58 PM 01-08-2010
Originally Posted by MrOneEyedBoh:
Do you need to use a Oasis or will beads suffice in these?
I actualy just use beads. I have two jars in the bottom of the Humi. When I first got it and after seasoning and adding new boxes I had to add some more beads but after a month or two I was able to remove some and it stays pretty solid at 65%.
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Subvet642 05:01 PM 01-08-2010
MrOneEyedBoh 05:05 PM 01-08-2010
Originally Posted by BFallehy:
I actualy just use beads. I have two jars in the bottom of the Humi. When I first got it and after seasoning and adding new boxes I had to add some more beads but after a month or two I was able to remove some and it stays pretty solid at 65%.
How many pounds of beads?
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BroncoHorvath 05:32 PM 01-08-2010
Originally Posted by MrOneEyedBoh:
How many pounds of beads?
Beads will work well also. 2 1/2 - 3 lbs of beads should be good. Put 1/2 lbs in the top drawer and the rest bellow. It all depends on how many cigars you store in it also.... My other cabinet is actually a 60 bottle wine cellar, and I put 4 lbs of 65% beads in it and it keeps everything right at 65%...
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paris1129 09:19 PM 01-08-2010
Originally Posted by BFallehy:
I just picked up one of the glade plug in fans, they fit nice and keep a nice steady circulation.
Oh, just don't put the sent pots in it. :-):-)
They do have a small heating element in them but it realy doesn't change the temp at all, it just isn't big enough to cause an issue.
Do you use one of the small glade fans or the big ones? I just bought one of the small ones and have it in the bottom of my montigue now. I just don't see how that tiny fan would circulate much air in there. I can't feel any air blowing when I put my hand near it.
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Barteur 10:25 PM 01-08-2010
Originally Posted by paris1129:
Eric,
Do you use one hygrometer in your Montegue, or do you have two, one in the cabinet and one in the drawer, like I do? Do you find that the rh changes much from the top to the bottom?
I have two, one in the drawer and one at the bottom everyhing is 64% sharp (but this is from my hygros... yes the have been saltested
:-)) On some ocasions I had 2 or 3% difference between the Drawer and the bottom but this was before I sealed it up. I have three fans running on my Hydra, one in the top pushing air in the drawer and the two others at the bottom. Hope this help. ALL Enjoy your Montegues (we should start a MOntegue thread
:-))
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yoyoleen 12:43 AM 01-09-2010
icehog3 12:56 AM 01-09-2010
Looks like you are a big Shark fan, Jolene!
:-)
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Eleven 12:59 AM 01-09-2010
Originally Posted by icehog3:
Looks like you are a big Shark fan, Jolene! :-)
Understatement of the year...
...so far!
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darkninja67 10:02 AM 01-09-2010
Originally Posted by icehog3:
Looks like you are a big Shark fan, Jolene! :-)
Those are 50s Tom. She has never had an Anejo yet.
:-)
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kydsid 11:35 AM 01-09-2010
Originally Posted by darkninja67:
Those are 50s Tom. She has never had an Anejo yet. :-)
Hmmm. If I was Sherlock Holmes I would be suspicious of this statement. And you would know, hmmm.
:-) :-)
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darkninja67 12:24 PM 01-09-2010
Originally Posted by kydsid:
Hmmm. If I was Sherlock Holmes I would be suspicious of this statement. And you would know, hmmm. :-) :-)
she is my girlfriend Jason.
Anyone know where I can score a full box of Opus??
:-)
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MrOneEyedBoh 03:32 PM 01-09-2010
Which ones are you looking for?
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BFallehy 03:57 PM 01-09-2010
Originally Posted by paris1129:
Do you use one of the small glade fans or the big ones? I just bought one of the small ones and have it in the bottom of my montigue now. I just don't see how that tiny fan would circulate much air in there. I can't feel any air blowing when I put my hand near it.
I use the big one. I didn't think it would do much either, got the same issue of not fealing any real movement but it keeps the air from getting stale for me and keeps the Rh levels the same in the top drawer as the bottom cabinet.
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