Donald
ask for one at www.global-sensors.com , they'll send you a PDF
hank
"donald" wrote in message
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Henry Kolesnik wrote:
Found another option which may be the least expensive and that is a
DataWatch Elite M2000 temperature logger with LCD display and is
RS232
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Google can't find it, how about a link ?

donald
but works with a conversion cable to USB. Come with software and can
store 1,868 samples, sampling at 1 to 255 minutes with a real-time
clock, -40F to +158F. Cost $45.00.. Replaceable lithium cell runs it
for a year. I have a PDF spec sheet if anyone wants it, let know.

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nesesu wrote:

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Wow this is promiscuously cross-posted...

Thanks for pointing that out. I was about to say that this is
rec.radio.amateur.homebrew so why not build something. But apparently, it's
just buckshot

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On Mar 19, 2:14 am, "xpyttl" wrote:
"msg" wrote in message

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nesesu wrote:

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Wow this is promiscuously cross-posted...

Thanks for pointing that out. I was about to say that this is
rec.radio.amateur.homebrew so why not build something. But apparently, it's
just buckshot

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hey, loosen up - the thread has been a good tutorial of whats
available, where to get it, applications, and a nice link to a
homebrew heating project. (Which, BTW, was published in a local
magazine notorious for NOT publishing anything that needed more than a
hammer to assemble...) What more do you want? - how to carve them
yourself out of a block of germanium?

Andrew VK3BFA.