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If one is designing a better inner cover consider putting the ventilation 
holes off to the sides.
It might reduce winter condensation from falling directly on cluster. Also 
the cold air would be directed away from the cluster.

I realize that one should manage the colonies for  NO condensation.

Dan Veilleux
in the mountains of NC
zone 6a 

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