by dodge-him <dodgeboy88888888@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Sep 20, 2007 at 06:34 PM
On Sep 18, 10:54 am, Stan Weiss <srwe...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> dodge-him wrote:
>
> > I know my car hates the high humidity. in the fall sometimes the temp
> > would fall dramatically so density alt. would go way up but humidity
> > went way up and i would fall off over 1/10?? when predictors said I
> > should pick up. does that dom have power valves????
> > get the number and see if it has powwer valves.
> > Dodgedoy
>
> Barry, You do understand that at 59 degrees 100 % humidity there is the
> same amount of water in the air as at 95 degrees 35.5 % humidity. That
> is why it is called relative humiidty. You really need to look at va****
> pressure.
Yes but did not want to confuse the issue. But at 80 deg you may have
70% and at 55deg 100 after dark. A true reading has to be in gains of
water but it does tend to get more humid hear at nights spring and
fall at night. The sun will burn humidity off but once it's gone????
Course most uof us have no way to read grains of water.
Dodgem
how you doing stan???
