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jaydee · 03-29-2005, 01:12 PM

Back from Georgia finally. 2 packages were here awaiting for my arrival.

I was under the impression the plumbing config for the flow meter was a connection on the top and bottom. I was pleasantly surprised to find the multiple plumbing options. This will make plumping it much easier.
The Cole Parmer Thermometer looks to be in great shape. It has 3 YSI RTD probes with some kind of seals on them marked Jan 2005. Calibration looks to be in order thought. 2 probes read within .03C of each other while the 3rd is 1.5C off the others. I am still waiting on the CrystalFontz 633 although I am not sure how I will end up using that. If I can calibrate this Cole Parmer unit then is has all the temp readings I need. WB IN, WB OUT and die temp. That with the GPM measurement I should be able to get some better results.

03-29-2005, 01:12 PM	#27
jaydee Put up or Shut Up Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Spokane WA Posts: 6,506	Back from Georgia finally. 2 packages were here awaiting for my arrival. I was under the impression the plumbing config for the flow meter was a connection on the top and bottom. I was pleasantly surprised to find the multiple plumbing options. This will make plumping it much easier. The Cole Parmer Thermometer looks to be in great shape. It has 3 YSI RTD probes with some kind of seals on them marked Jan 2005. Calibration looks to be in order thought. 2 probes read within .03C of each other while the 3rd is 1.5C off the others. I am still waiting on the CrystalFontz 633 although I am not sure how I will end up using that. If I can calibrate this Cole Parmer unit then is has all the temp readings I need. WB IN, WB OUT and die temp. That with the GPM measurement I should be able to get some better results.