How is this in comparison to the exergen temporal thermometer?
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Initially I had an exergen temporal thermometer, and I was always getting different readings with it. When I used this one and then my exergen temporal thermometer there was about a 2 degree difference between the two! This one read the same temperature as the doctors office and er.
440955
Similar! Our exergen stopped working so when Braun sent this to me I was fine with it. I still prefer an ear or under-the-tongue reading, but this works in a pinch. Our pediatrician uses the exergen so it's definitely reliable.
440956
This is a horrible thermometer. Do not buy it. It is so inconsistent every time you take their temperature it is different. My daughter has been battling high fevers and it just read 106 to me. I was about to hop in the car to the hospital but took it rectally first and it's 104.1. Still very high but not the 106.4, 105.9 and 106.2 it was giving me.
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I don't know about Thermapen. The Deltatrak gives a reading in a few seconds. I use it for measuring soil temps mostly. (Schroomer!)
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Yeah, it seems to not be all that accurate. I use a Bluetooth ambient gauge and monitor temp that way. You could probably swap out the thermometer with another but I've found this solution fits my needs better.
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I had a hard time trying to figure this out, and I'm not sure if this is the best way, but it works for me! I found that if I neglected to set the alarm on the thermometer, OR I took my temperature more than 1/2 hour from the alarm set time, my temps wouldn't save. I hate the sound of the alarm on this thing, so I actually set my regular alarm for 4:30 AM, and my thermometer alarm for 5:00 AM. The thermometer alarm won't go off if you've already taken and saved your temperature for that day. In order to save your temp, you have to hit the center button once, and "OK" will appear on the screen. This is how you know it saved. Once it saves your temp, the bar graph will show up automatically to the left of the temperature reading. You can scroll over from there and look at past temperatures. There might be a better way, but this is what I've found. I actually don't do a lot of tracking with this thermometer, as I've found the Fertility Friend app is much easier to use...but I do still save my temps just in case I forget to enter into FF.
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The difference is in the remote. The FFRE1233Q1 includes a temperature sensing remote. This model does not include the temperature sensing feature. IMHO, the temperature sensing doesn't work that well anyway, and is something of a gimmick, so buy this one and save $30. But it's your call...
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I have not given it a real timed test , been switching it on and off alot. At low, temp just fair . On high it gets very hot . size is 1" by 3" by 4" My wife and I have been using it on our backs. Bought one more so we each have one and ordered 2 for my daughter , USCG , in Sitka Alaska.
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You neef to take temperature like 20 secs of difference, and the termometer indicates the same measure, but if you take it each 3 secs, it would vary.
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Similar! But accuracy/procedure different. One is infrared, kitchen temp,accurate is best attained by probe/gauge/ dial, the B&D leak detector? I have a $2,500.00 so called state of the art, professional contractors tool! And the B&D does almost as precision results! In closing, very good tool. Only down side/con: I attached a lanyard on the heel of its handle, long enough to hang around neck.or belt clip As this review just came in, I'm using it right now at customers home. Being in business 51 years this is 5* J.R. Massachusetts
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I have no idea. You do realize that this only measures your walking. If you get most of your exercising in other ways it is of little use. A sweat causing 45 minutes will register as a mild moving about.
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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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There is no thermometer, as it's not a heater. It's a humidifier and there are controls for the humidity level and fan speed.
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This device is universal. It measures core body temperature through the temporal vein. Young or old it doesn't matter. The KEY is to calibrate the device first. The readings afterwards will be precise.
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I dont keep a thermometor for the hot side, just the cool side. I find the readings in this device accurate enough.Sorry for the late response!
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Yes it does show temp. Although my went all weird and starter telling me it was 289° after about 2 years. Check out the Pathfinder from Casio as it is the same type of watch but solar powered. I have had mine for 2 years and no issues.
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Not really sure, but if you just tested it on your on skin first and test during the heating stage to see how long it takes to get to the correct tempature you could always use a timer each time afterwards.
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So I bought this watch and been using it for about 1 month. I can assure you that there is a difference on the caloric expenditure displayed on the cardio machine verses the one on the watch. But I made some research and really the POLAR watch seems to be the one to trust. The watch has info on height, weight, age, real-time heart rate monitoring so it has all the info needed to generate the actual caloric expenditure. On the machine however, usually the only 2 info you give is weight and age. At the end of the day, long story short, the POLAR FT7 is pretty much accurate and serves perfect for the individual who wants to monitor his/her caloric expenditure during any kind of aerobic exercise. I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND!
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First I bought the eco and then I upgraded to the mini advance. The egg turning is a factor, but heck, it's not that hard to turn the eggs. Then there's the temperature alarm on the advance, it really helped me. I could BARELY read the thermometer on the eco, they put it in a difficult location. It was so much easier to have the digital with the alarm. I never had to check the temperature and I appreciated that it was one less thing to worry about. Here's a chart from the Brinsea website that highlights the differences in the products: http://brinsea.com/images/Minigrid2.gif