StirCrazy wrote:
note the spelling: hygroscopic...". It is HYGRO, with the letter "G." and that the general dictionary definition for a hygroscopic substance is that it can attract moisture from its enviroment. so it doesnt adsorb it but it atracts it. for example if you put a open bottle of whisky on the counter, the level wont go up.
Note that not a single person in this thread has misspelled "hygroscopic." I will not quibble about "attracting" vs "adsorbing" moisture. Moisture appears there as if by magic.
(Please note that "adsorb" and "absorb" are not the same thing, and one is not a misspelling of the other.)
Grit dog wrote:
What any of this has to do with Honda's new generator is a rv.net mystery....
My understanding is that the new Honda generator runs on gasoline. If I am mistaken, please educate me.
