is my setup good enough?

i went and bought the accurite indoor/outdoor thermometer with hygrometer. dont have readings yet cause i just put it in. any oher suggestions for my setup or is the rest of it right on?

I recoomend a Flukers Thermo-Hygrometer for ambient temp and humidity reads. I also use a UTH and thermostat for the warm side. Grabs those and youll be fine. Other than that looks good to me. Good luck

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Originally Posted by Eulogy13

I recoomend a Flukers Thermo-Hygrometer for ambient temp and humidity reads. I also use a UTH and thermostat for the warm side. Grabs those and youll be fine. Other than that looks good to me. Good luck

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He won't need the stick on Fluker's Thermo-Hygrometer since he has the Accurite Thermo-Hygrometer. Plus, those stick on Fluker's dial thermometers and hygrometers aren't worth a crap.

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Deadsmiley, is that the only thermometer you have? If so, you should pick up another digital one with a probe to measure the cool side. It'd be easier for us to tell you if your set up is okay if you tell us what else you use/have and maybe post some pics. :)

I just realized I posted on the second page and there are pictures on the first, haha! :P

It looks good to me. It's good that you've got a Rheostat for now, but once you get a T-Stat, it'll be even better. :) Do you have a thermometer for both sides?

i do now yes. ordered a helix thermostat and looking into buying a boa :gj:

http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/y...g?t=1280965954

@ Bones- Yea I use a digital Flukers Thermo-Hygrometer and I think its great.. no problems for me. All about personal preference I guess.

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@ Bones- Yea I use a digital Flukers Thermo-Hygrometer and I think its great.. no problems for me. All about personal preference I guess.

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You recommended a Fluker's Thermometer/Hygrometer, and didn't mention that it was digital, which is why I typed "dial" in my previous post. The digital ones are fine, the dial/strip ones are not. :)