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12-16-2011, 08:48 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Lakeside mountains, Calif
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temperature - stocking stuffer under 10 bucks
these things are cool
they give outside and inside temperature
we have a larger unit in our home
bought this small one for our travel trailer
and several more as Christmas stocking stuffers
while out on a little get away with the MountainLady
in their cozy little travel trailer
Mountainman was feeling a little frisky
as he said to his wife
sweetie -- look how cold it is outside
I think that we had better stay in a little while
"just to be safe"
keep our toes warm if you know what I mean ??
AcuRite (weather station) : :
Chaney Instrument Company
Merry Christmas friends
for the coolest little stocking stuffer under 10 dollars
if you go to this site and put this number 00782W3 into their search engine
it will pull up for you the one that is 9.95 at Wallmart
the price on this internet site is 14.95
located in the house replacement light bulb section of Wallmart
many Christmas blessings sent from Bob Bowling
http://www.acurite.com
Product Overview
Weather the day with confidence with your own accurate and up-to-date information – right from your own backyard. The AcuRite Digital Indoor / Outdoor Thermometer with Clock features precise, reliable temperature readings. The bold, easy to read LCD screen displays the current indoor or outdoor temperature with daily high and low information. Includes a clock that displays the time in 12-hour or 24-hour formats. Stands upright for tabletop use or is wall-mountable. The outdoor sensor features powerful wireless technology, a low battery indicator light, and an integrated hanger for easy mounting. One-year limited warranty. It's more than accurate, it's AcuRite.
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12-16-2011, 09:03 AM
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lol Mountainmanbob. Great idea for its use. We use ours so that my wife can tell me to put on a rain coat before I go to the truck and get her purse or knitting if its raining.
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12-16-2011, 10:18 AM
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 @ Mountainman. A man of my own heart. Any excuse to get frisky. Great gadget by the way.
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12-16-2011, 10:48 AM
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I have installed one in my camper and mounted the outside sensor in my spare tire cover so that it is out of the direct sunlight and rain.
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12-16-2011, 11:04 AM
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I have a similar unit that I keep the remote sensor in the fridge, and move it outside occasionally to see what that temperature is.
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12-16-2011, 06:46 PM
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Location: Lakeside mountains, Calif
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bought a few more as gifts
Quote:
Originally Posted by electrician549
sensor in my spare tire cover
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as I looked around on my trailer rig
that was my first thought
inside the spare tire cover somewhere
seems to be a good place for it
for now it is hanging somewhere else
but
I'am leaning towards the spare tire area also
under the plastic cover for the propane bottles
came to mind
but
since they hold heat and cold for some time
wouldn't be a good spot
I just got back from WallMart
bought a few more as gifts (neighbors) etc etc
they are making them better than ever now
and the price (9.95) is super sweet
getting pretty cold here tonight
in San Diego County mountains
yes
check that reading
someTHING about that colder weather !!
wishing all a blessed evening
from
Mountainman
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12-16-2011, 10:00 PM
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My thinking was as the propane leaves the tank the tank gets super cold and would make the sensor read colder for outside temp than it really was. If it is cold enough outside for the furnace to come on the reading would be way off.
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12-17-2011, 08:14 AM
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I keep the sensor for the one in the camper loose so I can put it where I want it when we setup. I usually put it on the table under the awning. I can also put it in the fridge to check it.
I picked up one of these at WalMart to carry when I go out with the scouts.
Acurite Digital Window Thermometer 00315
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12-17-2011, 11:15 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Lakeside mountains, Calif
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a good idea there
Quote:
Originally Posted by DF5.4
I can also put it in the fridge to check it.
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excellent -- thank you
we have not been out much in our
new to us trailer yet
my last outing alone
the fridge went out
noticed at night when I was being wretched
and eating way too many popsicles
noticed that they were getting soft
I think that the reason the fridge went out
my trailer was not very level ??
next time out of here in a little over a week
I'am going to put the sensor in the freezer
at times so as to check
without having to open the freezer door so often
nice idea -- a big thank you
from
Mountainman
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12-18-2011, 09:04 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Lakeside mountains, Calif
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Made In America -------- ????????
they have this one at Wallmart for 49 dollars
a pretty cool full Weather Station
Acu-Rite 00634 Wireless Weather Station with Wind Sensor
Buy new: $95.99 $89.99
note
I'am not trying to over promote Wallmart
I would be willing and rather pay 100 dollars for this unit
and see printed on it
Made In America
Mountainman
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