Digital thermometer for water bath?

jjs wrote:

: "Nick Zentena" wrote in message
: ...
: jjs wrote:
:
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: I have to disagree. First, Kodak and Jobo, among others, supply a 'color'
: temp thermometer accurate to .2, so one would think that adequate and
: second, they also _guarantee_ that accuracy while cheap digital
: thermometers
: not so intended are not guaranteed. With the later you could be off a
: full
: degree or more and not know it unless you check against the good analog.
:
: No what I want is something that reads 0.1 degrees. What I do is then
: check that against my fever thermometer that's supposedly accurate to +/-
: 0.1 degrees. The one I need to replace used to be off +4 degrees in the
: [...]

: You are way over the abscissa of any reasonable need. Avoidance behavior,
: I'd guess.

There is no such thing as a "cheap" electronic meter that's accurate to anywhere
near .1 degrees. I used to work in a meteorology labs and have seen the prices
of probes accurate to a tenth of a degree. This is real accuracy not simply a
display with a decimal point.


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Nick Zentena

The "spk1 Pocketknife" is not what you are looking for. It goes
for $17 and has some nice features; hi/lo function and hold.
Search for that from Google. Dan