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Your favorite moisture meter and temp gage/probe

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by TurboDiesel, Nov 30, 2013.

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  1. BrianK

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    That's what I thought too.
     
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    If you split a piece and check it Immediately there is no need to try and cram the pins in deep
     
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    The Condor probe will not work Right on a single wall pipe, I don't know About other types, brands
     
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    I get a couple of points higher reading with the probes buried. Even immediately after the re-split. I could just add 2 to the surface reading.
     
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    I use the General Moisture Meter which seems to work pretty well, and the Condar Inferno temp gauge, which I put on top of the insert.

    BrianK, where do you point the gun? Do you open the door or point at the glass?
     
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