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  • 05-23-2011, 12:19 AM
    CCfive
    Good thing I got the Accurite!
    The stupid dial was reading only 30-40% humidity,
    so I was always trying to bring it up. I put in the Accurite and it
    read 83%!!!!!:O
  • 05-23-2011, 12:24 AM
    Kymberli
    That happened to me with my first one :oops: When I had her in a tank I was always trying to raise the humidity in accordance to that darn analog hygrometer, but it always felt a bit too humid when I reached in there. Then I bought the Accurite and realized the humidity was ridiculously high. I swear it should be animal endangerment or something for companies to even sell those analog thermometers and hygrometers. :hmm:
  • 05-23-2011, 02:46 AM
    Keyboard Warrior
    Yeah I used the analog one to measure humidity, always had spot on humidity, after misting. Put the accurite in, and I had 15% humidity -_-
  • 05-23-2011, 03:45 AM
    Foschi Exotic Serpents
    Yeah I have one stuck to the inside of my scorpion tank that only reads 50% but i know it's more like 85%. It's a tropical tank with 6 inches of damp Eco earth! Lol i just never took it off the glass.

    I only use the accurites for my snake tubs.
  • 05-23-2011, 05:51 AM
    ogdentrece
    Yeah and its not just about it being analog or digital anymore its probably the brand too. I trust some analogs more than some digitals.

    Not too long back I decided to try out ExoTerra digital combometers. Temperature wise, all the same, and I knew they were pretty accurate. But humidity? Wow, some are way off. I put them together and left them for a while, and one of them read humidity about 25% lower than it was, another about 13%, and its not like I can just add 25% to the one which reads it low, because as it changes, the difference changes too. It's pretty crap. Yeah and its off because humidity in my tropical climate in the middle of pouring rain canNOT be 30%.
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