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    Tempgun or accurite

    I am going to get a rack for christmas and I'm thinking of building one too but every plan for rack building is talking about putting your probe on the flexwat but I really don't want to buy a accurite for every tub. Is it ok to get a tempgun and would you want to read the temperature of the flexwatt or the inside of the tub? Also what should your helix be set at? I don't have mine yet but I want to know at what temp it should be set. My parents keep our house at like 72 most. In the winter and about 80 in the summer

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    Re: Tempgun or accurite

    I think you are misunderstanding what is being said. When they talk about placing the probe on the flexwatt they are talking about the probe for the thermostat.
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    Re: Tempgun or accurite

    When it comes to measuring the heat I have both an acurite and a temp gun. I just have one of each and move the accurite around from tub to tub mostly to check humidity levels.
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