IlmProcess 07:34 PM 07-05-2016
So I bought a bunch of 5-packs on Auctioneer and did a couple of box-splits with a friend last week...and my little 50-count humidor won't cut it (I miss by Vicksburg and haven't seen them anywhere online).
Went to the store today and picked up a 70 qt. Coleman...while returning a defective Ronson lighter.
I avoided the much cheaper Igloo Island breeze after throwing my phone in there on flashlight mode - quite a bit of light leakage - the seal was much weaker than the Coleman. Also saw a few posts on this site with the same suggestion.
I have some HF beads coming in the mail and will have to grab a new battery for my hygrometer.
On my way home tomorrow from a few states over...so hopefully in the next week or two I will have some photos up.
Thanks for all of the information this site provided regarding set-up, cooler suggestions, etc.
:-)
T
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sigsauer 07:55 PM 07-05-2016
lets be honest
you should have bought
Igloo 165-Quart Super-Tough STX Cooler
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sigsauer 07:56 PM 07-05-2016
or even this
Coleman 200-Quart Optimaxx Cooler
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Porch Dweller 08:33 PM 07-05-2016
SigSauer, you've got to eassssssssse into this obsessi---I mean hobby. Baby steps...
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IlmProcess 01:10 AM 07-06-2016
I sat there looking at the 120...but felt like the 70 should be good for awhile at least. I hope
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Chainsaw13 07:06 AM 07-06-2016
Originally Posted by IlmProcess:
I sat there looking at the 120...but felt like the 70 should be good for awhile at least. I hope
Famous last words.
:-)
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"WE need a bigger..... COOLER"
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AdamJoshua 09:09 PM 07-06-2016
The great thing about coolers is they stack so easy
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sigsauer 09:22 PM 07-06-2016
I would never have enough cigars for a coolidor. Hardly ever fill my 50 count humidor.
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rwiiames 06:38 PM 07-07-2016
Originally Posted by hudd:
I would never have enough cigars for a coolidor. Hardly ever fill my 50 count humidor.
You're not trying hard enough.
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Porch Dweller 09:16 PM 07-07-2016
Originally Posted by hudd:
I would never have enough cigars for a coolidor. Hardly ever fill my 50 count humidor.
Five years ago I had a 20-count humi and said the same thing. Six months after that I bought a 50-count. Then a 100. Then I was using the 50 and 100 at the same time. Then a wineador. Now I'm waiting on my Aristocrat to be built.
Never say never.
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IlmProcess 12:42 PM 07-10-2016
HabanosBob 10:36 PM 07-10-2016
I use a weather station with a remote sensor in my coolidoor - I can monitor the rh and temp without opening the coolidor. I look more frequently at how my cigars are enjoying their balmy resting area before being selected for their hot, smokey and final destination.
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Twotacotuesday 11:12 PM 07-10-2016
Go bigger than you think you need. I got a 48qt amd outgrew it in about a month. It becomes an obsession to fill it haha.
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IlmProcess 09:57 AM 07-11-2016
Originally Posted by Twotacotuesday:
Go bigger than you think you need. I got a 48qt amd outgrew it in about a month. It becomes an obsession to fill it haha.
70qt is larger than I hoped I'd need...but obsessions tend to take us into straight jackets
:-)
Regarding the weather station - is there a way to confirm it's accuracy with humidity - I guess the salt test works for that just like any other hygrometer. Any suggestions for brands?
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Weelok 01:51 PM 07-11-2016
Originally Posted by Porch Dweller:
Five years ago I had a 20-count humi and said the same thing. Six months after that I bought a 50-count. Then a 100. Then I was using the 50 and 100 at the same time. Then a wineador. Now I'm waiting on my Aristocrat to be built.
Never say never. :-)
A familiar story hahahaha.
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HabanosBob 10:32 PM 07-11-2016
I got mine on Amazon - search "WS-10" and up comes the one I've got - 3 remote stations - in that search are others - I did the salt test - accurate out of the box - one of the nice things is the batteries are readily available AAA vs the thin and expensive flat batteries.
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IlmProcess 10:41 PM 07-11-2016
AdamJoshua 12:23 AM 07-12-2016
Originally Posted by Porch Dweller:
Five years ago I had a 20-count humi and said the same thing. Six months after that I bought a 50-count. Then a 100. Then I was using the 50 and 100 at the same time. Then a wineador. Now I'm waiting on my Aristocrat to be built.
Never say never. :-)
What's the window for deliver? You'll have to post it up in the other thread.
:-)
Still love mine
:-)
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