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Having some issues

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  • 07-11-2006, 05:46 PM
    kavmon
    Re: Having some issues
    for temporary use , you could wire up a dimmer switch to a heat pad. better than nothing. you have to adjust the dimmer and check temps with a thermometer alot. this would be a last resort, stats like ranco,johnsons controls, helix and herpstat are better. can you get a window ac for the house/room? a small 5000 btu 120 volt model should run you less than 100 bucks.


    vaughn
  • 07-11-2006, 06:23 PM
    Gaius Marius
    Re: Having some issues
    i plan on getting A/C but only for the upstairs which if that would be the case it will go up there. The temps and humidity seemed stable in there since switching to a rubbermaid unfortunately i need to have that gradient so i need to do something instead of having one constant temp. I also need to invest in a better digital temp/hygro that has two probes so i can monitor both the warmer and cooler side of the tank. I couldnt find one the other day at wal mart so i bought a little one that did both for the time being. Im gonna try to pick up a stat asap so i have something to mainly control the UTH ( I can make that the warm side) im leaving that off during the day since i have no real way of keeping an eye on the UTH temp yet :|
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