"m Ransley" wrote in message
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April Air has a unit that monitors outside temperature and keeps
humidity at the optimal point you set, Set it once to when you get
condensation, back it off and thats it, its set. Steam units waist
electricity and can be bad for duct work, - rusting.


I'll argue that one with you.

Honeywell makes an excellant one. It costs 3 time the Aprilair units,
though.