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Which one would you use?
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Which one would you use?
Cheers,
Nate
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The Pickled Pig
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The BLUE one of course. That is your problem.
In all seriousness, I doubt it matters much. Split the difference and use the one in the middle.
In all seriousness, I doubt it matters much. Split the difference and use the one in the middle.
CaptGrumpy
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Boil a pot of water and the one that reads 212 degrees in the boiling water is the winner. Never a problem with a green one!
CaptGrumpy
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almost forgot....... send the two that don't read correctly to me and I will make sure that no food is spoiled due to improper temp readings!!!
Meat Burner
Quintessential Chatty Farker
Nate, sorry MoFo...too many eggs in the basket,:lol:
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Norcoredneck
somebody shut me the fark up.
Should have just opted for 1 Blue. :biggrin:You mean like this?
Neil
Quintessential Chatty Farker
I ordered one the other day but have no idea which color I'm getting. I like to live Q on the edge.:biggrin:
jdub
is one Smokin' Farker
Depends on how soon you want to eat.
Plowboy
somebody shut me the fark up.
After years of using a Thermopen in competition while drinking many, many Grey Goose (Grey Geese?)... I reach for the one in the middle.
Yakfishingfool
Babbling Farker
+ or - one degree, I'd say any one is good but the orange is the best. SCott
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TexEx
Guest
Quite true at sea level. But if you test it where the elevation is high then the boiling point will be lower. Check into it. I think the boiling point goes down 2 degree for every 1000 ft above sea level.
For example: If you live in Denver and wish to calibrate your thermometer sing boiling water as the standard, the boiling point of water in Denver is 202°F. (at a standard pressure - barometer reading)
Ray
cmcadams
Quintessential Chatty Farker
Not true... 212 is the boiling point only at standard atmosphere (pressure), which I think is 29.92" Hg. Here's a link to a page about it:
http://www.primogrill.com/boiling.htm
For example, the typical boiling point in Denver is 202. So knowing your current barometric pressure will let you know which of those is more accurate.
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hd4me
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eeny meeny miny moe, pick a probe and go go go !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Markbb
Guest
Don't boil to calabrate ice water is always 32....
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Azinine
Guest
:biggrin: Man, that cracked me up.
jpw23
Babbling Farker
Ditto.....thats how I keep my Fluke meter calibrated.
Rookie'48
Quintessential Chatty Farker
River City Smokehouse
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I'd use all of them at the same time.
