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Damn thing reads in Celsius, haha!
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Theres gotta be a way to change the readout to Fahrenheit.Damn thing reads in Celsius, haha! View attachment 765347This helped.
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Possibly, it looks like they went with a basic temp box. No timer either. It looks like it should be able to do a lot more, I need to do some more studying on it.Theres gotta be a way to change the readout to Fahrenheit.
The plates don't let a infrared temp gun work either.
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Have fun figuring it out! You're gonna be dabbed out lolPossibly, it looks like they went with a basic temp box. No timer either. It looks like it should be able to do a lot more, I need to do some more studying on it.
The plates don't let a infrared temp gun work either. View attachment 765363 Lovin it. Mcpressed nuggets.
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Possibly, it looks like they went with a basic temp box. No timer either. It looks like it should be able to do a lot more, I need to do some more studying on it.
The plates don't let a infrared temp gun work either. View attachment 765363 Lovin it. Mcpressed nuggets.
If those plates were black coated you'd get precise readings.
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Stick a piece of black tape on then try.
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To get a reading of temp?Stick a piece of black tape on then try.
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They are a certain type of metal, I'll remember later. What kind of coating?If those plates were black coated you'd get precise readings.
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I've been smoking this stuff for about 3 days, just getting it dialed in. I'm shmammered high as can be.Have fun figuring it out! You're gonna be dabbed out lol
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I can imagine, i was thinking i would be doing the same hahahahaI've been smoking this stuff for about 3 days, just getting it dialed in. I'm shmammered high as can be.
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They are a certain type of metal, I'll remember later. What kind of coating?
As long as the surface is highly reflective your IR gun is gonna have a hard time getting an accurate reading. Be it chrome, stainless or aluminum, it doesn't matter. Highly reflective surface doesn't put of radiant heat. Stick a probe on the side of the plate with some thermal paste between and see the difference.
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Yeah, Ive heard it works, worth a try.To get a reading of temp?
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They are a certain type of metal, I'll remember later. What kind of coating?
I totally missed those few previos posts. That trick with the.black tape.is.gonna.work.for sure
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Product is a main key to this for sure. I've dialed in this machine.
I smoke and I fear I'm going to hate squishing lovely buds.
I'm addicted
I smoke and I fear I'm going to hate squishing lovely buds.
I'm addicted
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Howdy doo!
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I've given up on that dumb gun. My plates are right on with temps I've checked so many damn times. I'm definitely still going to try that. Triple quadruple check.Yeah, Ive heard it works, worth a try.
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I used to work in injection molding where we used a lot of temperature controllers. The thermocouples are usually very accurate. I would trust it more than the gun as long as no one has screwed with the offset settings.I've given up on that dumb gun. My plates are right on with temps I've checked so many damn times. I'm definitely still going to try that. Triple quadruple check.
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Awesome, it seems to work very well, the probes go in the metal plates in the center nicely, I assembled it correctly. Even though I'm a carpenter. Settings have not been messed with, it's not allowing for much adjustment except temperature. Stays at Celsius.I used to work in injection molding where we used a lot of temperature controllers. The thermocouples are usually very accurate. I would trust it more than the gun as long as no one has screwed with the offset settings.
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What do you think about air pressurized from like 100psi yo to 1000psi at three minutes??,Looks cool. Me and a friend of mine have built a few of them. He bought some controllers that only do celcius. Mine is switchable from f to c.
How that yo got in there I don't know. Can you calculate how much tonnage is applied with yours? Kinda wondering....
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