What it is?
- Thread starter Laroo
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I figured one of you would know, that's the big one. got a couple smaller ones somewhere. i had them on my other boat and they won't fit on this one i have now. guess i should sell them. i bet they ain't cheap no more.
This thermo was in with a bunch of yard sale stuff.
Any body know its application.??
In F only
There is a hole in the bottom of the tube, when its assembled you can just see the bulb there.
Any body know its application.??
In F only
There is a hole in the bottom of the tube, when its assembled you can just see the bulb there.
Fly fishermen will quite often use a thermometer like that. They hang it by a lanyard through the hole in the cap.
We used a thermo just like that to measure the temp of developer in the dark room. it needs to be a certain temp to work right. i have that in my toolbox outside. It could be used for a variety of things as it is submersible.
What's the average temperature of dss bunghole?
Mines pretty old, it was in my desk when i started at the school in 1975.
Did some googling,,guess its a pocket thermometer for what ever ya want,,,
Must be sick. If I remember correctly, the normal temp for a cow is 101.2°
Now that temp was taken after him sittin on a snow bank for a while.
That bunghole gets quite a bit of breeze
But it wasn't when you left?
Look at him. A sick looking sob if I ever seen one.
Nope, they turned that place into a copier center, none of the stuff we taught was there anymore. small presses are replaced by copiers which are faster and do just as well. I had two huge copiers that would print both sides of a page and collate it and stitch it into a book in one operation. also would fold it if you printed on 11x17. The dark room shut down and developing film was a thing of the past.
Nothing like a cold snowbank to tighten up a hole that is a little loose...