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    Re: I need advice on thermostat probe placement

    Your elaborate setup still exceeds manufacturers recomendations thus puts you at risk for shorts and burns.the odds of your probe reading the highest point at 104 is very unlikely. I am betting at 104, you have hot spots well over 120 degrees.

    If the main (ie: the cheaper) thermostat fails in off position, your rack goes cold.

    I can accomplish the exact same thing for $35.

    You spent well over $100 to gain nothing.

    I am really not understanding why people need to make this so difficult/expensive?
    Last edited by suzuki4life; 05-17-2012 at 08:58 AM.

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