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[–] 1 point 1 month ago

Isn't it a general issue if you have parts that are (significantly) colder than the surrounding air, no matter the material? If you turn on the peltir element and it reaches a temperature of X degrees on the cold side and the air around it has a temperature of X + Y, the air is chilled by Y and will thereby lower its ability to retain the moisture and form little droplets on the surface. The higher Y and the higher the relative moisture, the higher the effect.

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