Hej Jeff On 02-Aug-00, Jeff Tanner wrote: > > I can only infer from this that therefore, regardless of the outside > climate stability (even if it were stable at 42%), the system uses water > year round. The fact that my faculty members refill the tanks relatively > often during the summer supports it. > > I have experienced a slight improvement in tuning stability, but nothing > like I had really hoped to see. Some have commented that the actions seem > more consistent, as well. That also may be due in part to wear. > IMHO the Humidistat should have two independent calibratable switches, one for drying and one for humidity. Then you can obtain the minimum water- and electricityconsumption for the local climate and not pay (or work) when the situation is stable or slow changing. Regards -- Pianoshop Leif Olsen D.P.I.F. Denmark
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