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  1. 06-23-2017, 08:28 AM #11
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    Ok, you can drop the temp a bit on the warm side.
    Are you using a UTH?
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    Re: Is it normal for a bp to go to the cool side after eating?

    Okay, and yes I am using a uth
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    Re: Is it normal for a bp to go to the cool side after eating?

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    Okay, and yes I am using a uth
    Ok, are you using a thermostat to regulate your UTH?

    How and where are you measuring the temps above the UTH?
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