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Rail Yard Prophet

Originally Posted by
Brimy
rH is just that, relative! So yes, you will get the % change with the change in temp, but (if I'm not mistaken, fellow BOTL chime in) the amount of moisture in the humi is still the same.
If you haven't I would check the seal around the glass, I hear that is a common source of rH leaks.
This is correct. Colder air holds more water vapor, warmer air less. The water vapor present doesn't change, the amount held in the air and measured as relative humidity does.
Last edited by stonecutter2; 08-11-2015 at 03:40 PM.
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Bummin' Around

Originally Posted by
stonecutter2
Colder air holds more water vapor, warmer air less.
You've got that backwards.
I'm not a Scientologist, I just build Xenu's spacecraft.
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Rail Yard Prophet

Originally Posted by
Rocket Scientologist
You've got that backwards.
Lol oh yeah I totally flipped that around. Sctratch that, reverse it.
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