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Different temps?
Hey everyone , I have a small problem. I have a helix running my flexwatt and a accurite in the tubs. The accurite is saying its 101.8 the helix is saying its 93, since I have it set at 93. Now what do I do?
 Originally Posted by Big Gunns
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Re: Different temps?
Thanks for the tip but also the acurite now says its 92.8 in side the tub. and the helix is still at 93.. It should go up and down like this
 Originally Posted by Big Gunns
You could learn a thing or two from Big Gunns. The first lesson being.....if you're gonna dish it, you better be ready to EAT IT!!!!!
I do it for the lulz, nothing else.
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Re: Different temps?
 Originally Posted by Hotshot
Thanks for the tip but also the acurite now says its 92.8 in side the tub. and the helix is still at 93.. It shouldn't** go up and down like this
 Originally Posted by Big Gunns
You could learn a thing or two from Big Gunns. The first lesson being.....if you're gonna dish it, you better be ready to EAT IT!!!!!
I do it for the lulz, nothing else.
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Re: Different temps?
How long have you been running it? I'm just wondering because on a new setup, the temps will fluctuate a lot until it all settles down. Other than that, I don't know.
I have a follow up question though:
Why should you put the t-stat on the outside? Seems like air would affect the temperature readings and make it hotter. I'm using a UTH though, but have never had any issues with the temp getting too high.
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Re: Different temps?
 Originally Posted by Texas Dan
Why should you put the t-stat on the outside? Seems like air would affect the temperature readings and make it hotter. I'm using a UTH though, but have never had any issues with the temp getting too high.
If you put the t-stat probe directly on the heat source it allows the t-stat to maintain a more consistant temperature because it takes away any external changes such as substrate depth, room temp, etc...
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Re: Different temps?
 Originally Posted by lmartelli77
If you put the t-stat probe directly on the heat source it allows the t-stat to maintain a more consistant temperature because it takes away any external changes such as substrate depth, room temp, etc...
bingo its been running 48 hours or so befor I even put the snakes in the rack.
 Originally Posted by Big Gunns
You could learn a thing or two from Big Gunns. The first lesson being.....if you're gonna dish it, you better be ready to EAT IT!!!!!
I do it for the lulz, nothing else.
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Re: Different temps?
 Originally Posted by Hotshot
bingo  its been running 48 hours or so befor I even put the snakes in the rack.
I'm glad it worked out for you. Post some pics when you get everything situated.
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Re: Different temps?
+1 on getting a temp gun.
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