HAM6 was placed into a shipping container around January 27th, Corey's alog, and purged with a Nitrogen boil-off from a dewar. To the best of my knowledge it has not been purged since that time. To determine what the humidity levels inside the container were like, a super elaborate no expenses spared contraption was developed to capture the exhaust from the container during the purge (photos attached). Data logging using a testo 645 dew point probe was started as soon as the purge began and ran for about 19 hours (graph attached).

Direct LN2 boil-off read at -48.5 td°C, 9.2 °C; while ambient LVEA readings were at 4.4 td°C, 20.1 °C. Purge rate is ~10 L/m with ~5,442 L of empty volume inside the container.