At 05:40 6/14/2005 -0500, you wrote: >Radio Shack for around $25 >Jim >James Grebe >>What's the %RH in that basement? I have a church that measures 70%RH. I >>put *two* bars in their spinet (a 50W in the bottom and 15W on top) and >>the best I can get it is down to 60%RH at 82 degrees, measured right >>above the bottom bar. > >Cy, > > So where can I purchase a dependable device that measures humidity? > Is that called a humidistat? > >Thanks >Julia Humidistat is a controller, as in Dampp-Chaser systems, etc. What you want to ask/look for is a hydrometer. OR... As an anonymous listee corrected me... >A hygrometer measures the RH. >A hydrometer measures the density of liquids. >-- ...and a typometer measures my propesnity to hit the wrong key... ;-} Anyhow, Most, whatever you want to call them, like those from Radio Shack, are combined with thermometer and have maximum/minimum readings. Conrad Hoffsommer It is a mistake to allow any mechanical object realize that you are in a hurry. _______________________________________________ pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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