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> I have had good results so far with 1 pad per hive.
>

That answers a question I have had for a while- what would happen if you
put the pads between the brood chambers like the MAway pads. The original
method was on the top of the second deep.Plus you would only need one,
which you also confirm.

Good info.

Bill Truesdell
Bath, Maine

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