smwilliamson said:pelletnubi said:j-takeman said:I found with the laser to clip a piece of small tin to the heat exchanger outlet. Let the air warm the tin and check the tin with the laser. It will do just as good as a probe does.
Jay I have a Digital Probe Meat Thermometer that I can use instead of the laser. It's capable of reading to almost 600 degrees but would it give me an accurate enough reading if I stuck the probe into the outlet.
I'm going to try it soon to see what kind of reading I get but don't know if it's accurate reading dry heat. Should work the same meat or dry.
It cannot touch any metal. Somehow it needs to be suspended.
Ok, so keep it away from touching metal, the probe that is shouldn't touch metal. That shouldn't be a problem. Thanks.