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Humiduino - An automated humidor using Arduino
Matthias Dankers build his own cigarette humidor controlled by Arduino. He writes: For the optimal storage of cigars you would want a box with a so called 'Caribbean' climate inside; warm and very humid. Translated in numbers that would be 21 degrees Celcius (70F) and 70% relative humidity. That ... Read More
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