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Re: what kind of???
yes, helix should. have a probe. All top name tstats should.
http://helixcontrols.com/DBS1000.htm
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Re: what kind of???
oh thats cool it does. should i have bot the flukers and the helix? or is that just a waste of money. i already have two of the flukers but should i also get the helix? just to see what the temps on the ground are?
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Re: what kind of???
 Originally Posted by pythontricker
oh thats cool it does. should i have bot the flukers and the helix? or is that just a waste of money. i already have two of the flukers but should i also get the helix? just to see what the temps on the ground are?
Are you talking about the thermostat or the thermometer? The thermometer is 35$, when in my opinion there are many more reliable "weather station" thermometers out there for way less.
as for the thermostat, helix is a great t-stat. But it is always a good practice to have a probe on the hot spot inside the tub. to clarify, a thermometer probe on the hot spot. sry.
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Re: what kind of???
whats the difference between a thermostat and a thermometer?
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Re: what kind of???
 Originally Posted by pythontricker
whats the difference between a thermostat and a thermometer?
A thermostat controls the heating element, (flexwatt, UTH) a thermometer just measures the temps. A hygrometer measures the humidity. The thermostat has a probe to identify how hot or cold the heat source is and keep it at the temps you have set.
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