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Originally Posted by pHaestus
I think the YSI 423 was the one I was looking at:
"Small, semi-flexible nylon tube with epoxy tip for frozen food packages, rectal temperatures, small animals, and more. Has 304.8cm (10') vinyl-covered shielded wire with phone plug. Tube length: 6.4cm (21/2"). Tip diameter: 0.3cm (1/8"). Time constant: 1.4 seconds. Range: –40 to 100°C."
If it takes the 500 series then look seriously at the YSI 551:
"Hypodermic probe for subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous, and small area measurement. Probe is 20-gauge stainless steel, epoxy-sealed. Not electrically isolated. Has 304.8cm (10') non-detachable cable with 0.6cm (1/4") phone plug. Range: 0 to 70°C . Not autoclavable."
Temperature range and need for electrical isolation might be a concern though...
I have a bunch of the 702s
The Cole-Parmer should have analog out, right? Could always go that route to automation...
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According to their site I have the 703 tubular probe. Certainly not what I want in the die sim. The 423 does look good. 1/8" is a little large but it will make it a hell of a lot easier to drill the hole in the step of the die slug. 1/16" is very hard in the design of Bill's.
The 702 looks the same as the 423 so I assume accuracy is the difference? I can't seem to find anything on the 500 series. Maybe they discontinued it?
The Cole Parmer unit I got only has anolog output for 1 probe only. So I don't think it would be all that usefull.