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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 3:13 am
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 3:26 am
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 3:28 am
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 3:31 am
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 3:40 am
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 3:45 am
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black_wing_angel Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 8:40 am
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 8:55 am
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black_wing_angel Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 9:08 am
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Fresnel village midget fresnel, arizona is one of those places lodged in the romantic imaginations of english people...*gasp *you really do live in the wild west smile i am curious to know though why you were sticking a meat thermometer in your door - were you going to eat it? "mmm, yep that looks done, who wants the crispy bits?" lol... We wanted to know how hot it was and it was just a bit past the range of a medical thermometer. This year I'm using the new no-contact infrared thermometer. And yeah, the west still isn't tamed. Where once there were banditos and cattle, there's now drugs. And drugs. And those ******** Californians.
I always wondered how those thermoters work. I've seen one that works up to like...20 yards or so. And all I could think was "How the ******** does that work?"
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 9:11 am
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black_wing_angel Fresnel village midget fresnel, arizona is one of those places lodged in the romantic imaginations of english people...*gasp *you really do live in the wild west smile i am curious to know though why you were sticking a meat thermometer in your door - were you going to eat it? "mmm, yep that looks done, who wants the crispy bits?" lol... We wanted to know how hot it was and it was just a bit past the range of a medical thermometer. This year I'm using the new no-contact infrared thermometer. And yeah, the west still isn't tamed. Where once there were banditos and cattle, there's now drugs. And drugs. And those ******** Californians. I always wondered how those thermoters work. I've seen one that works up to like...20 yards or so. And all I could think was "How the ******** does that work?" It just reads how bright the thing is in the IR spectrum and converts that to a temperature scale we know. The one my dad just got is accurate to .1°F, cost less than $5, and is smaller than the unlocker on my keychain. Oh, and it has a stopwatch feature for some strange reason.
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black_wing_angel Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 9:36 am
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Fresnel black_wing_angel Fresnel village midget fresnel, arizona is one of those places lodged in the romantic imaginations of english people...*gasp *you really do live in the wild west smile i am curious to know though why you were sticking a meat thermometer in your door - were you going to eat it? "mmm, yep that looks done, who wants the crispy bits?" lol... We wanted to know how hot it was and it was just a bit past the range of a medical thermometer. This year I'm using the new no-contact infrared thermometer. And yeah, the west still isn't tamed. Where once there were banditos and cattle, there's now drugs. And drugs. And those ******** Californians. I always wondered how those thermoters work. I've seen one that works up to like...20 yards or so. And all I could think was "How the ******** does that work?" It just reads how bright the thing is in the IR spectrum and converts that to a temperature scale we know. The one my dad just got is accurate to .1°F, cost less than $5,
NO ******** WAY! eek
Quote: and is smaller than the unlocker on my keychain. Oh, and it has a stopwatch feature for some strange reason.
For those times when you just have to know how fast you can figure out how hot something is.
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 9:54 am
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 9:55 am
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2009 10:41 am
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black_wing_angel Fresnel black_wing_angel Fresnel village midget fresnel, arizona is one of those places lodged in the romantic imaginations of english people...*gasp *you really do live in the wild west smile i am curious to know though why you were sticking a meat thermometer in your door - were you going to eat it? "mmm, yep that looks done, who wants the crispy bits?" lol... We wanted to know how hot it was and it was just a bit past the range of a medical thermometer. This year I'm using the new no-contact infrared thermometer. And yeah, the west still isn't tamed. Where once there were banditos and cattle, there's now drugs. And drugs. And those ******** Californians. I always wondered how those thermoters work. I've seen one that works up to like...20 yards or so. And all I could think was "How the ******** does that work?" It just reads how bright the thing is in the IR spectrum and converts that to a temperature scale we know. The one my dad just got is accurate to .1°F, cost less than $5, NO ******** WAY! eek Quote: and is smaller than the unlocker on my keychain. Oh, and it has a stopwatch feature for some strange reason. For those times when you just have to know how fast you can figure out how hot something is. With a coupon.
It might have something to do with timing how long it takes something to cool down, but wouldn't you need to use both features simultaneously for that? I don't think the thing allows that, it's only got the one display.
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