recommendation for a temp and humidity system

[WaterWitchin]

Originally Posted by Clawhammer

...I call BS on the idea that these probes aren't adequately accurate, unless they are all wrong in the same direction.

I agree with ya Clawhammer, based on your phrasing... "ADEQUATELY" accurate. A lot of folks who really get into something will tell you something isn't accurate/reliable because they don't always fine-tune to the nth degree. Outside a lab, does it really matter as long as it's adequate?

PS and that's a lot of humidity taking going on there at your place. WOW!

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Speaking of adequate... I'm in the $10 category, maybe $15 on humidity/temp monitoring. But I don't like equipment where I have to read a Moby Dick sized instruction manual to set/use them.

[Clawhammer]

Originally Posted by WaterWitchin

I agree with ya Clawhammer, based on your phrasing... "ADEQUATELY" accurate. A lot of folks who really get into something will tell you something isn't accurate/reliable because they don't always fine-tune to the nth degree. Outside a lab, does it really matter as long as it's adequate?

PS and that's a lot of humidity taking going on there at your place. WOW!

Exactly. I would be worried if the measurements were all over the place.

It is definitely humidity measuring overkill but the multiple probes do come in very handy for temp. I know exactly where my hot and cool spots are and I place my plants accordingly.

[WaterWitchin]

Originally Posted by Clawhammer

Exactly. I would be worried if the measurements were all over the place.

It is definitely humidity measuring overkill but the multiple probes do come in very handy for temp. I know exactly where my hot and cool spots are and I place my plants accordingly.

My orchids would LOVE to come live with you. I just look at 'em and tell them to put on a sweater.