A convenient workaround to that would be to take a screen capture of a formatted equation and then post it as a picture. On Windows it’s built-in called the “snipping tool”, and there’s a similar thing on Linux.
Cutting to the chase: how might this help us do significantly better than what we’re already doing? @Mzip has a working solution that seems to work pretty well, so I propose that as the baseline. I’ll leave it open as to what “better” means, but the usual trade-offs are among: more effective, faster, or cheaper.
As near as I could tell, this discussion was about whether RH% is the right signal for drying termination. What I apparently missed on my first reading was: if not that, what’s the better thing we should be using instead? Perhaps a concrete example would help illustrate. In it’s favor is that it seems to work for @Mzip, and it’s a lot more convenient than weighing the spool at several points in time and trying to judge when the weight has reached close enough to an asymptote. Again, I probably missed it, but what’s the proposed alternative, and what would make it better?