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    Re: Acurite model 00891A

    Quote Originally Posted by Sauzo View Post
    Well if you are looking for a top grade humidity gauge, you can order a Herpstat with a humidity probe and use it purely as a humidity gauge. There are some other Acurite ones you can use as well but you are looking at around $50 or so.
    I'll look into it, thanks.

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    Re: Acurite model 00891A

    Yeah, I give up. It hasn't budged from HI since I turned it on and put it in. My old model is showing 75% humidity. When I pulled away some of the foil on the screen it went down to 72%. Their temps are comparable. So I think this particular model simply sucks at humidity although is accurate at temp. Perhaps next month when it comes time to tear down the tank I will look to reinstall my old model. Maybe I'll email the company.

    On the plus side, the insulation that I lined the outside of the tank with, and the foil on the screen seems to be doing well to keep temps consistent and seem to avoid the dissipation of humidity a bit.

    And just a note, there is not and was not any condensation. So I guess that's a good thing.

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