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Blackeagle · 08-22-2003, 05:22 PM

Thermistors of good accuracy.

1) What do you consider "good" accuracy? 1%, 2% or...ect.?

2) Where do you purchase them, and what is the cost per unit?

3) Do you then also need to purchase a differant meter to read these thermistors, or will those now used such as DigiDoc's or Comp-u-nurse's work to read these higher accuracy thermistors?

While I've no intention at this time to attempt accurate testing myself, I found myself wondering about these things while reading through this thread. I think it would be helpfull to anyone who IS interested in improved readings for thier own use, or simple testing/reviews if anyone who knows these details could post them.

And if the cost isn't to high for them I'd enjoy having the satisfaction of having temp readings that are more than a total fantasy. Even if only valid for my system.

Thanks to anyone who can help with this.

08-22-2003, 05:22 PM	#21
Blackeagle Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: U.S.A = Michigan Posts: 1,243	Thermistors of good accuracy. 1) What do you consider "good" accuracy? 1%, 2% or...ect.? 2) Where do you purchase them, and what is the cost per unit? 3) Do you then also need to purchase a differant meter to read these thermistors, or will those now used such as DigiDoc's or Comp-u-nurse's work to read these higher accuracy thermistors? While I've no intention at this time to attempt accurate testing myself, I found myself wondering about these things while reading through this thread. I think it would be helpfull to anyone who IS interested in improved readings for thier own use, or simple testing/reviews if anyone who knows these details could post them. And if the cost isn't to high for them I'd enjoy having the satisfaction of having temp readings that are more than a total fantasy. Even if only valid for my system. Thanks to anyone who can help with this.