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I did something similar with my dry box, but the problem was that the volume of the box did not allow RH in the box to be sufficiently raised by evaporation off the plants. Once the drying was underway, the inkbird controlling the extraction fan never had to turn the fan on, and the RH kept dropping. My RH is ~~ mid 30's% Your solution is better due to the much smaller volume of air in there. I love it!I've had trouble with my harvests drying too fast. The only place I have for drying is in the grow room. In winter I can't usually get RH above 45% in there. I'm loving the Inkbird wifi humidity controller the kids got me last month. I hooked it up to turn a 6" "Hurricane" fan on when the RH in the bag gets above 63%, and off when it gets down to 60%. So far it's working. On the Inkbird app I can see the RH cycle between 60 and 63% even when I'm not home. When RH in the bag stays below 62% without the fan coming on I suppose it will be time to put it in jars:
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On to about Mark V in the dry box design.