thurson
12 years ago

An audio circuit that rick rolls you whenever you open the door.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:



That goes without saying.
[sarcasm]
Whistlebritches
12 years ago

Ron...

I was refering to the theoretical 3k humidor having temp control...gets hot here.

Will the ac for yours be on its own zone, or do you just cool the whole house?

John

jeferris wrote:




Whole house..........but I have been thinking about a separate unit for the man cave.


Ron
jeferris
12 years ago
Take a look at Mitsubishi ductless mini split systems.

Guess it depends on your temp needs too...

John
knokmdwn
12 years ago
Abrignac, the only way my 3000+ could be any better is if you had paid for everything in it and it's in my house and I'm smokin um. 🤦
Abrignac
12 years ago

Abrignac, the only way my 3000+ could be any better is if you had paid for everything in it and it's in my house and I'm smokin um. 🤦

knokmdwn wrote:




Never thought about that, but it does make some sense. 🙂
jespear
12 years ago

Lots more money for cigars to fill up a 3000 count humi or a closet. Youz guys are in a whole 'nother league.

When I came home from Afghanistan in 12 (as a slimy contractor, so don't be thinking I"m some war hero or sumthin') I went from a herf-a-dor and one ziploc bag to a humi, then a tupper-dor, now a coolerdor and a humi for the high end stuff.

And that's after some drunk over/under-bidding sprees, ya'll re-noob'ing me a few times too many, some traveling herfs with very gracious hosts.

But 3000 cigars? How many do you smoke a week to ever get through them? sheesh

Bur wrote:




IIRC . . . Didn't you go out and check for IED's ?

Well, if THAT don't make you a hero, I don't know what does !
Don't sell yourself short, sir.

jes
Bur
  • Bur
  • Herf-A-Holic
12 years ago
A long time ago I trained to mess around with ordnance and IEDs. Active duty in Iraq in 08/Afghanistan in 12 as a contractor I mainly fought PowerPoint and stupid e-mails. Other great American men and women put on the bomb suit and walked downrange. I just tried to help them get the intel and equipment they needed.

Fun job, just got too old between Desert Storm and OEF/OIF to actually do much of it for real.
desolbones
12 years ago
I live in the Houston Metro area, much of the country would consider 40%rh a damp day, here it is considered a dry day. Your local rh peaks and lows should be part of your humidification system choice. I have an old amoire(60"hx48"wx18"d totals 36 cu f) lined with 1/4" SC plywood, 2 oust fans, 10 lb of beads and a 2 qt bowl of gel works great here. Going on 3 years rh between 63-68%, house is between 68 and 73F. Mostly fighting high humidity here. Have to add water to the gel every 2 or 3 months, depending on how often I open it up.




nnightmar
12 years ago

Suppose you could have a 3000+ cigar humidor custom made. What are some features you would want & why?

Abrignac wrote:



A buxom cigar wench to serve them up...
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