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January 5th 2005, 20:45
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remember, they are called gauges and we refer to things as "gauging them" for a reason. its a relative thing. you will never find one 100% accurate and don't need to as long as you know where there is a swing in temp that you need to be concerned or take action. that said, a mostly accurate gauge is nice.
 where you take the reading is as much a factor as the accuracy of the gauge.
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