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  • 11-26-2007, 09:51 AM
    NightLad
    Re: Digital Thermometer/Hydrometer with probes
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by lord jackel View Post
    Here is another version that has the temp and humidity gauge on the probes (Accurite's measure humidity at the unit)...that should can be found on the web.

    http://www.reptilesupplyhouse.com/zi...ermometer.html

    I found this to be inaccurate and a pain. I spent $30 on mine (everything is still far overpriced in Canada, despite the strength of the $) I also didn't like how they ran on watch batteries, which cost more for one battery than a pack of AAA's Acuright runs on (a single AAA). Because it uses both probes to give an ambient reading, you can't check out the heat/humidity of just one side of the enclosure, which is what I wanted.

    That said, I am in the market for a single hydro-meter without the temp at all. Anybody have any suggestions? Maybe something that can just stick on the class to give me a nice ambient humidity reading?
  • 11-26-2007, 09:51 AM
    AaronT
    Re: Digital Thermometer/Hydrometer with probes
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by tonymul View Post
    AaronT - which part of Ireland are you from - I am just outside Belfast.

    Im in the heart of Waterford Tony.
    I appreciate the offer very much but I have secured one on ebay.

    Thanks L J for looking also, much appreciated.
  • 11-26-2007, 10:59 AM
    K80tik
    Re: Digital Thermometer/Hydrometer with probes
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by lord jackel View Post
    Here is another version that has the temp and humidity gauge on the probes (Accurite's measure humidity at the unit)...that should can be found on the web.

    http://www.reptilesupplyhouse.com/zi...ermometer.html

    how do those work out? are they pretty good?
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