How quickly does the reading come about with this unit? I have a stick type of theirs and it takes forever for the reading to stop shifting.
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So it will keep shifting no matter what you do, however technically the directions state to watch the hour glass in the upper left hand corner... When that stops blinking, that should be the correct pH reading. You could wait all day and it would continue to shift if you wanted to.
149574
I am having the same trouble with mine,used it about four or five times and every once in awhile it does not go anywhere,I have to push and pull back and forth a couple times then it catches,a few times i had to move shifter back and forth also.
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The only way I am familiar with is pressing either the up or down program buttons until the controllers digital readout shows 45. It does scroll extremely fast, but will flash wildly while transitioning. There is a pause feature, but I have not tried it while changing programs to see if it works while jumping from one program to another, guess I need to try it to find out and update.
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How long after you dip the sticks are you reading them? Also are your false positive lines very dark or just light?
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Instant reading is a vague statement. I would estimate that stable readings are obtained in 3-5 seconds. While this may sound like a long time, it really isn't. The main pluses of this thermometer are rugged construction and the easy ability to calibrate low and high temps with boiling water and an ice water bath. I am not knowledgeable about the Thermapen
212892
Maybe it needs a new battery. Mine starts reading immediately. Then takes about 3 seconds to find your exact weight.
1571157
I have never felt I needed a digital read out. I have turned a lot of pens, bowls, rolling pins and may other items. I just start out slow and turn the speed up depending on the need.
1260285
I can't say for sure. I've ride a bike with it but I really didn't pay attention to the reading, sorry. I find it to be overly sensitive so the movement when you do spinning should make it capture some reading but I will be heart press to think it's accurate.
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Seems to be a couple seconds for a reading to display. I have not had experience with the motion you are likely experiencing. I am a landlubber. Static measurements across a room. I am measuring in that same distance 10 to 60 ft.
805095
This is almost instant, but depends on how fast you are moving. In my experience, it adjusts as you are walking, and pretty much keeps up with that pace. It is maybe one second (two seconds at most) behind you when you come to a stop. If you are in a cart driving at full speed, it has a little more trouble changing the display to keep up with the movement. It does change as you move, but it will take about three to four seconds after you stop to lock in. I have also found that the weather affects not only this unit, but all GPS technology. If the weather is clear, they work best. But sometimes, if there is very heavy fog, or if it is extremely overcast, then it could take up to a minute to lock on to satellites when you activate it at the beginning of your round, but this should not affect the performance once you have started the round.
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Sorry to say, I have not seen a shift in the readings due to temperature. The unit is hand held, so if it has a temperature sensor that is part of the unit, it is buried in the body of the unit. Suggest you contact the OEM about this question. Sorry again, but all I am worried about is- is the wood dry enough to start working. In my case, the moisture just needs to be low... not mid or high.
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I bought a ppm reader to make sure the book was correct. Mine was only 5 bucks. I rather use the meter for accuracy.
1671574
Hi, when at rest I can get a read in about 15 secs. While working out I've learned to wipe my hands before requesting a read. After that it takes about 45 secs.
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Just put it on a shelf or hang under one and give it a little time to stabilize at the temperature oft he box. It doesn't read instantly.
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Far too long when the fire is hot, IMHO. If you want fast readings, check out the ThermoWorks ThermaPen, which gives highly accurate readings in 3 seconds. Expensive, but worth the cost if you cook a lot, indoors or out. http://amzn.to/1u9F0W5
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The monitor will sound slow like it's struggling to keep going. If it doesn't get a reading a "O" or "error" will appear on the screen...if a reading comes up that doesn't seem accurate, I repeat the process to verify whether the first reading was right or not...though I feel like it's usually pretty accurate.
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This unit is pretty innacurate. It will give different readings (upto 30mb) if you don't position it exactly the same way each time, and will also give inconsistent readings (upto 15mb) if you takes consecutive readings without adjusting it at all.