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What RH level?
What level is good for cameras and lenses?
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between 40% to 60%....as a general guide.
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Re: What RH level?
think this site will help. 
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17th October 2002
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Would a RH level of 30-35% dry up the coating on lenses? Heard from a friend...
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 Since moving to Seattle, I have not plugged my dry cabinet (even though I have a 110V-220V transformer). The hydrometer read about 35% most of the time.
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It's not confirmed. Anyone can advise on this?
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