I am deciding between Thermoworks super fast mini and ThermoPop. Which one is faster? How are they different other than superficially? Thanks.
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Sorry don't know about ThermoPop. Just know that we are extremely pleased with the super fast mini thermometer.
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I'm very happy with the Thermoworks super fast mini, I don't know ThermoPop. I get a reading in 2 seconds tops.
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I think it is faster than iPad air but its screen is easily broken... So be careful or u better get a case. Mini is smaller and I like it cuz it is easy to carry
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The difference is solely based on size. The mini is nice for cramped spaces.
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My Minix actually burnt itself up after 3 months. It's a powerful little device. They actually need some heat syncs to help fight the heat. You could try lowering your screen resolution if you can. The harder you push it, the hotter it will get.
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I was wondering the same thing, and after some research, it appears that there is one vital difference between the LivingBasix and Glip:The Glip only uses convectional heating (rapid heated air), and has no Infrared heating.The LivingBasix uses dual heating methods, both convection and infrared to help cook things more thoroughly without drying it out. Based on this, I would definitely go for the LivingBasic.
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For me the advantage is that MiniTT1 is smaller the FlexTT5 and therefore less intrusive. Even when I have attached my EX580 II to the hot shoe of the MiniTT1 I have not had any problems.
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I liked the Nomiku because of the way it hooks to the pot, and it is a little more powerfull which will mean that it will cycle less while keeping the temperature where you want it. I had a few questions and the factory people were very responsive, unlike Anova who ignored my email questions prior to my selection. Have fun! I use it at least 3 to 4 times a month now, instead of cooking fish in parchment , I use the plastic bag, which I can preload with stuff, and freeze, then unthaw a little and drop in the pot , comes out great!
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I didn't even notice this myself until it was pointed out to me in another posting, but the different colors/prints have different types of fabric. The Trekk is microfiber, some of the others are nylon. I wouldn't have even thought to look at that. Personally, I'd prefer the microfiber because I think the nylon would get hot and stay hot longer in the summer heat. So far, we've had some pretty hot weather and I've been able to just plop my son into the seat without worrying about the temperature. :-)
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I've tried both and I like hot air much better. I can see the solder flow and I can see when I need to apply more heat. With an oven, I pull out the part and hope the solder has flowed properly. I can always increase the heat, but that can present it's own problems. I also think I can move a lot faster with hot air. I put the circuit board on a hot plate at 300' F. That activates the solder, which means cooks out the liquid. Then I hit it with the hot air. A 4" x 4" board takes about 2-3 minutes total time. Besides that, I like to watch the surface tension of the solder drag the parts into position. Your circuit board can't have any components within about 3/8" of an inch of the edge with this unit. The bars that hold the circuit board act as a heat sink. More than 3/8" and it works great.
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PM seems to work a little slower which is good since you may need it later in you sleep. The other works fast,I say,within one minute. I like them both!
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Hmmm, the primary "problems" (disconnection/reliability) with the v1 were almost certainly traced back to the overheating problems as far as I understand. So the real hope is that the v2 would address that design problem (aside from the cost-reduction angle, that is) with possible heat-sink or ventilation improvements. Or so I am hoping.Either ways, Dogma512 and Tusker, thanks for your note and would appreciate your comments on how you are finding the v1 units. How are they doing, especially on the reliability front ?
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They actually run on the same operating system, just the mini is smaller. I would reccomend the larger one. It's easier to read!
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If you look at the other model, the FRA052XT7, here on Amazon and scroll down that page, you will find a really nice comparison chart that shows the specifics and details on these two models as well as the five "mini-compact" models Frigidaire offers. Yes, this one does appear to be more energy efficient and other differences are noted there on that product information chart.
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I'm not familiar with the Thermapen so I can't compare it. My Deltatrak takes about 4-5 seconds to come to the whole number, then maybe it will go up a couple of tenths or so.
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Okay Gary, I just heard back from our contact. Here is what she said:They could check different bushcraft forms and blogs sites to see what others said about the Emberlit. Here is a good video to show the customer for comparison of the 2 stoves https://youtu.be/0vXoZwSoVA8. The boil time is a lot faster than the Solo.We offer a life time warranty on all of our products and if they are not satisfied with it you can return with a full refund. It also depends what they are using the stove for the solo doesn't pack flat and you would have to lift your pot up to feed it fuel where the Emberlit has a side port to feed the fuel. Okay Gary, I just heard back from our contact. Here is what she said:They could check different bushcraft forms and blogs sites to see what others said about the Emberlit. Here is a good video to show the customer for comparison of the 2 stoves https://youtu.be/0vXoZwSoVA8. The boil time is a lot faster than the Solo.We offer a life time warranty on all of our products and if they are not satisfied with it you can return with a full refund. It also depends what they are using the stove for the solo doesn't pack flat and you would have to lift your pot up to feed it fuel... » Read More Okay Gary, I just heard back from our contact. Here is what she said:They could check different bushcraft forms and blogs sites to see what others said about the Emberlit. Here is a good video to show the customer for comparison of the 2 stoves https://youtu.be/0vXoZwSoVA8. The boil time is a lot faster than the Solo.We offer a life time warranty on all of our products and if they are not satisfied with it you can return with a full refund. It also depends what they are using the stove for the solo doesn't pack flat and you would have to lift your pot up to feed it fuel where the Emberlit has a side port to feed the fuel. « Show Less
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It Heats It To The Desired Temp Right Away And It Is Pretty Fast. I Use It Only To Heat The Water, Then I Pour It In My Small Tea Kettle. (Sorry For All The Caps....Amazon Is Insisting On Them!)
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Hmmm, I'm not really sure about that... But if you're asking if the pan heats up quickly, yes it does heat up faster than other pans... Hope that helps. :>