handsfull2 (Hive Bee)
05-15-02 04:03
No 308609
      Timer/thermometer/clock  Bookmark   

ran across this while looking in a world's foremost outfitters catalog sounds like it might have some uses for swim......
 
this timer incorporates a thermometer and clock all in one easy to use unit the thermometer utilizes a large LCD readout to display the inner temperture.

It has a range of 14 .f to 392.f with a high /low and inside the range programable alarm to alert you when you have reached your desired temperture .

also has a 24 hr countdown timer and countup stopwatch that can be used independently. 

It has a 36 inch stainless steel probe and wire... runs on a single AAA battery .. runs about 25 US dollars .


 would the stainless probe be ok to use ? 

 

  "why say something that will only make you look smarter then you are"
 
 
 
 
    Rhodium
(Chief Bee)
05-15-02 23:12
No 308923
      It depends on what you are going to dip it in.  Bookmark   

It depends on what you are going to dip it in. Stainless is not good in very acidic or basic solutions.
 
 
 
 
    handsfull2
(Hive Bee)
05-16-02 06:15
No 309155
      stainless  Bookmark   

Rhodium thanks for the info....

Thats what I wanted to know ...... but I still like the alarm for temp settings if the probe was glass Id' go for it..

  'I've seen tommorow and it looks like today'
 
 
 
 
    hest
(Hive Bee)
05-16-02 10:03
No 309256
      Probes
(Rated as: Good Explanation)
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Put the probe into a xmall glastube(closed at one end) like an NMR tube or something like that. a drop off oil into the glasstub will do the heathtransfer. Works greath (and when you break the glass you throw it away)
 
 
 
 
    handsfull2
(Hive Bee)
05-18-02 08:17
No 310279
      glass tube  Bookmark   

Hey Hest, that sounds like a good idea .
just might have to give it a try.....

 who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks....

  'I've seen tommorow and it looks like today'