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"The High Accuracy Thermometer sold by Brewhaus, is it easier to read the standard unit? My eyes ain't what they used to be.
Thanks"
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It is easier to read but it's better to go digital. I have a high accuracy one and it reads 4 degrees too low.
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digital is the way to go. you can set it to a temp and it will beep when it is ready. i set it to 50c. then i turn on the cooling water and set to 78c. then i change the collection jar and set to 79c. it also has a timer.
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"Are posting about the Digital unit sold by Brewhaus?
My concern is the accuracy of the digital units (ie reviews here and on Mile High's site). Can these be zero'ed?"
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"Here's a link that you can use to calibrate the digital thermometer. http://www.csgnetwork.com/h2oboilcalc.htmlI googled ""boiling point at altitudes"". I had to do it because I'm at a pretty high altitude and needed to know why the good stuff was coming off at 167 degrees F. It should be 78.15oC according to this link: http://www.ucc.ie/academic/chem...m/html/comp/ethanol.htmlSteve"
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Rank: Junior Member Groups: Registered
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"From what I'm seeing there isn't a zero button like on a multimeter it's done in the mind of the user. Say it's of by +10C just figure that in the reading?
Thanks, appreciate the links."
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