cabinet style humidor cooling

[JimF]

[SIZE=2]I think your work is excellent and my questions are asked in the spirit of learning how you handled/solved similar problems. Your cabinets and workmanship is first class and look to be unique. [/SIZE]
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Your reply did not answer my question; maybe it wasn't clear?? Let me describe it in more detail.

[SIZE=2]One of the 'biggest' problem when a TE device (or multiple TE devices) are added to cool a "box", occurs when the mbient air becomes, 90F and 85% rh. [/SIZE]
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[SIZE=2]When your humidor's 'system' experiences these conditions, the 'condensate' produced is not the problem. It's relatively easy to remove the "water" produced. It's the simple fact that the air becomes saturated with water vapor. As a consequence, the RH naturally rises and, if it gets too high, your smokes could turn to mush! This is simply "physics" and is not solved by placement of the TE coolers or quantity of them. (Also it NOT solved by adding "beads". . ) [/SIZE]
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[SIZE=2]So my question is . . . how do you get rid of that. . ie, dehumidify the air? [/SIZE]