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Posted by Tom Sparkman on February 22, 2002 at 11:45:49:

In Reply to: Hey Tom, got a question for you or Bill Mills :) posted by Sir_Dumbass on February 18, 2002 at 20:06:02:

: I got a question,
: my LCD displays the temp atleast 20 degrees fahrenheit above what is it really is.

: Its about Upper 60s to 70 degrees in here all the time and my LCD reads upper 80s to 113 Fahrenheit.

: It could be how hot the electronics are, but still.. that seems really wrong.

: Any ideas? I've heard from some people that the tempature readout is off, but some people claim they are accurate.

: Thanks,
: Dave

I don't think that the temp reading is inaccurate, but that the variations are a factor of being outside (sometimes in the sun, sometimes in the shade) and the fact that the sensor is in the grip. Usually, the outside temperature is measured in the shade while the temperature sensor is inside the gripframe held in your hot sweaty hands. :)

Tom

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: : I got a question, : : my LCD displays the temp atleast 20 degrees fahrenheit above what is it really is. : : Its about Upper 60s to 70 degrees in here all the time and my LCD reads upper 80s to 113 Fahrenheit. : : It could be how hot the electronics are, but still.. that seems really wrong. : : Any ideas? I've heard from some people that the tempature readout is off, but some people claim they are accurate. : : Thanks, : : Dave : I don't think that the temp reading is inaccurate, but that the variations are a factor of being outside (sometimes in the sun, sometimes in the shade) and the fact that the sensor is in the grip. Usually, the outside temperature is measured in the shade while the temperature sensor is inside the gripframe held in your hot sweaty hands. :) : Tom

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