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I'm simplifying things here...but you really only need to worry about the temp inside the humi. The temps of boxes/cabs/whatever will even out with time.
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Exactly. And only worry about the humidity inside the box not the humidor. Especially if you have a cooled humidor, or vinotemp humidor I would recommend everything be in a box or closed drawer. Boxes and covered drawers provide a defense to humidity fluctuations.
If you are interested there are at least two very good threads at Cigar Asylum in regards to cooled humidors and humidity. One includes a week long testing of temp/humidity in a vinotemp versus inside a box and drawer inside the same unit.
Cab. vs. box temp. and hum. readings
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WadeFillingame
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Re: Cab. vs. box temp. and hum. readings
The changes inside of the boxes are buffered compared to the T/RH in the cabinet. If you keep it closed up and stable they will be equal. If you open/close the cabinet and the temp/humidity in the cabinet changes you'll see a difference from the boxes till things stabilize again.