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    Re: Hissing

    Srsly, just buy a thermostat. $30 is worth it. And 90-95 on the glass is correct and shouldn't be any sort of problem. That's why you measure the glass, not the top of the substrate, which I suspect you may be doing.

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    Re: Hissing

    reptitemp 500 is only 20-25 bucks. i have two and they work perfect
    A room full of empty racks and thermostats that have been unplugged.

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    Re: Hissing

    Quote Originally Posted by Kyle1989 View Post
    Iv'e been toying with the idea of cutting the power cord and putting in a dimmer switch but not sure if it would work.
    Heh, don't set the house on fire.

    You can buy "tabletop dimmer switches" at Home Depot or Lowe's. No power cord cutting involved.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loonunit View Post
    Heh, don't set the house on fire.

    You can buy "tabletop dimmer switches" at Home Depot or Lowe's. No power cord cutting involved.
    I just bought on at Home Depot for $9.99

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