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  • 08-28-2017, 03:44 PM
    Stearns84
    Re: raising ambient temp in my tub
    I had a 41qt rack set up and honestly it was horrible. I fought ambient temps all the time, even worse in the winter. I had wrap it in 1.5" styrofoam from Home Depot to keep the ambient temps up. You can try putting more heat tape on it, but it just provides a warm spot not changing the ambient temps. I would skip any substrate and just use paper towels and go with a smaller hide. This will keep them temps up in the smaller hide.

    I went with a T8 & T10 with RHP, best thing I have ever done.

    Thanks,
    Steve
  • 08-28-2017, 03:51 PM
    tttaylorrr
    Re: raising ambient temp in my tub
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Stearns84 View Post
    I had a 41qt rack set up and honestly it was horrible. I fought ambient temps all the time, even worse in the winter. I had wrap it in 1.5" styrofoam from Home Depot to keep the ambient temps up. You can try putting more heat tape on it, but it just provides a warm spot not changing the ambient temps. I would skip any substrate and just use paper towels and go with a smaller hide. This will keep them temps up in the smaller hide.

    I went with a T8 & T10 with RHP, best thing I have ever done.

    Thanks,
    Steve

    thanks for your input. now i'm not sure i want to try fighting with the heat tape...i know it's not meant for ambient temps, but there's got to be another way to heat the ambient temps of a tub, right!?
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