You might have. But in fairness, an analog hygrometer is s h i t anyways.Your digital should be the only one that should concern you. The analog looks pretty, but is just for show.
I admit the analog hygrometer that comes with the humidor make them look really cool. Now, however, functionality is another issue. I would follow the suggestion to try to re-calibrate it using the salt test...see if that works. But save yourself some time and get a digital one...most people here and other forums rely heavily upon the digital ones. They definitely seem to be more dependable.
Thanks, for the input. I already have a digital and even have the calibration kit. I know digital is the way to go but I'm also a perfectionist and want the analog to be close to correct. I'll try turning the screw to see if I can get it correct again. If not, I'll just buy another to replace.
I wish this wasn't so pricey as I like it...
http://www.humidorvault.com/Analog-Style-Digital-Hygrometer-p/acc-1539.htm
I have the same anal retentitive issue with my analog. I just turn the screw everytime to make it match what my digital is reading. But I NEVER look at it and assume it is correct.
I have the same anal retentitive issue with my analog. I just turn the screw everytime to make it match what my digital is reading. But I NEVER look at it and assume it is correct.
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