What is the length of the soil probe? Thank you.
1649548
4 & 1/4 inches, though the first narrow part of the handle will allow you to submerge to 5 inches.
1649549
Exactly 4". I love this meter! It really does work!! Easy and accurate to use.
1734711
Mine is a little more than 9ft 9in including probe. the manual says 3yd/3m its closer to 3 meters then 3 yards
2197254
it was about 30 inches long and i believe 2 1/2 in diameter at widest part. mine broke within a week, ok for soft soil but not for breaking up hard dry soil.
1815111
Mine measures about 4 feet, 2 inches (50 inches total) - cord only, not including the metal probe.
336111
The probe wire is about 45 inches long. It has the plug on one end to insert into the unit. The probe itself is about 8 inches long and bent to a 90 degree angle. I have had no problem with having the probe in the oven and the unit on the counter. Hope this helps.
840436
The tool part is between 6-8", from handle to blade, as my best estimate, without measuring the tool. (It is in my lawn building.) The width of the blade is about 8" I would say. It works best in good soils. My red clay has to be watered well, for it to penetrate easily. It works fine where I have amended the soil. One thing I will say, is that this brand is one of the best hand garden tool brands available. I own a number of the tools, and 2 long handles, as well as a short one.
1000724
I get six and a half inches from tip to tail. Probe is four and three quarter inches
1393672
The reading is taken near the end, if I remember right there might even be a little indent showing how far the probe has to be inserted (1/4 inch or so).
2278651
Hi Jared, The probe tip is about 5 1/2" from the bottom or 4.25 gal worth of liquid. Hope this helps.Barley & Vine
463537
The metal portion of the probe is about 5 inches long. The cord is almost 48 inches long. The thermometer/display is almost 7 inches long - the probe slides into the thermometer/display and then the cord wraps around it (lengthwise, into a groove).
261749
The woven cord on the included probe is 45" long. The cord on the optional "thin" probe is 50".
736950
Probe is 8" long. Measurement apparatus is 3"H x 2"W x 1"D. I don't use it because the default reading for all three functions sits on 2 instead of 0. And it usually stays there no matter what you want to measure. It also only goes into my potted plans about 3 inches for some reason. I think the dirt gets stuck between the two probes. I wouldn't buy it again.
927596
The probe cord is 44 inches long and the unit does have a magnet on the back to secure it to a metal surface. Not sure about the comment of not leaving the probe in while cooking; maybe for use in an oven. I have used it twice only with a gas barbeque: once I left the probe in for pork tenderloin and once I had to insert the probe to test the temp as I was using the rotisserie. Worked great both times. Suggest you remove the battery and not store the unit with the battery in it.
13710
probe is 4.5" and overall it is 7". No problem checking temp on a turkey with this.
1093128
6 to 8 inches depending on the make up of the soil and the size and make of the find. On average around 6 inches though.
990030
I can only guess now since I no longer have the digital thermometer. I had it for about a year and it worked fine. The probe is about 5 inches long I would say. When the batteries died it was very difficult to get into the battery compartment, and when I did replace the batteries it still would not work. So I have thrown it away.
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The cable is about 45 inches on the probe included with the unit. The cable on the thin probe (purchased separately) is about 52 inches.