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ChuckJ · 2012-09-20 17:29:24

Never have a problem with condensation. Does it take you that long to drink your beer? Finally someone understands my humor! :)

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10-15-2012, 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by ChuckJ

I'm probably the only one that hadn't noticed it, but the cup holder has a micro ratchet. I figured out that you can tighten up your cup considerably by gently pushing on the arrow on the right after you put the cup in the holder. It will make one or two clicks and then hold significantly better. When you remove the cup, it will ratchet out one or two notches making it easy to put the cup back in. It's become second nature to me now. It locks it in enough that it holds my rather tall bottle in at least .7 g conditions which is all I've tried so far.

ChuckJ

That was the first thing I thought of when I saw the holder. It looks like a slight breeze would blow it out of there, never mind taking a corner at anything more than a snail's pace.

Personally I found a much easier solution: Live in Colorado. The humidity here is so low that drinks don't sweat!

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