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Old October 6th 03, 07:51 AM
Marc Ramsey
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"John Morgan" wrote...
If you regularly remove your probe, consider a plug for the hole on the
vertical fin to keep dirt out. I also use a tubular cover for the base end
of the probe to keep it clean too.


Make sure that plug isn't airtight (put in pinhole in it, or something), or
you'll probably be in the market for some new varios in the near future...

Marc


 




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