Rather than rely on the themometer in the front of the hood of my Grand
Turbo, I'd like to use a remote thermometer. The hood on the GT doesn't have
a window so I can't use the cheap gauge of stick variety.
I need an SI scale since I'm in Australia and only understand the
temperature measured in Kelvin or Celsius.

"It's arse not ass" > wrote:
> Rather than rely on the themometer in the front of the hood of my Grand
> Turbo, I'd like to use a remote thermometer. The hood on the GT doesn't
> have a window so I can't use the cheap gauge of stick variety.
> I need an SI scale since I'm in Australia and only understand the
> temperature measured in Kelvin or Celsius.

So you want a thermometer that tells you that water boils at 373.15° K?

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"It's arse not ass" > wrote in message
...
> Rather than rely on the themometer in the front of the hood of my Grand
> Turbo, I'd like to use a remote thermometer. The hood on the GT doesn't
have
> a window so I can't use the cheap gauge of stick variety.
> I need an SI scale since I'm in Australia and only understand the
> temperature measured in Kelvin or Celsius.
>
>

Taylor and Polder make good units that read in Celsius and Fahrenheit. The
Polder is circa $20 and the Taylor is circa $17 here.

Oops, it appears they've gone up since I bought one;
http://www.polderonline.com/product/307.htm

http://www.taylorusa.com/consumer/thermo/kitchenth.html
Items #1470, #3518, #808.

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"It's arse not ass" > wrote in message
...
> Rather than rely on the themometer in the front of the hood of my Grand
> Turbo, I'd like to use a remote thermometer. The hood on the GT doesn't
> have a window so I can't use the cheap gauge of stick variety.
> I need an SI scale since I'm in Australia and only understand the
> temperature measured in Kelvin or Celsius.

Look for the Maverick ET73 on eBay.....

It's a good unit with two probes - one for the food and one for the chamber
temp. It has low and high alarms, timers and can run in C or F as you wish.

The only downside is a rather quirky design where you have to open the
battery cover on the remote unit to switch it on, however it only take a few
seconds.

You'll probably have to ship it from the US as I've not seen them anywhere
else....(I shipped a case of them to the UK and gave/sold the spares to my
friends)