Infrared Temp Monitor for mechanics

I'll share a deep discount to FChat members on my company's new infrared temp monitor that I have on a chat forum for R/C cars for April only. Since this is a great tool for mechanics, I thought a few FChatters would like to get their hands on one. It normally retails between $39.95 & $49.95. GTO84 has one and constantly uses it while working on cars.

Your net that includes shipping is $29.95. It comes with an Energizer battery, beltclip and warranty (Cool item for around the house to check cold spots arounds doors, ducts, fireplace flu's, the wife, etc. US UPS Shipping only.

Visit http://shopatron.com/product/product_id=PDVPDV101-1002/191.0

 

WOW! Five orders today! Thanks guys. This will run through 4/30. It really is a great item!

 

I bet the pending order on the system is you!...Thanks!

 

Thanks for the orders! I just got done packaging 16 received between Friday and this AM that will ship today.

 

'Bring your cat'...BWWWAAAAAAAA! I have not cracked up over anything in a few days! Good one!!!

Hell, I'll be up all friggen night packaging these things!....Thanks! You guys will really like this product! Anyone know what Rob drinks? I should send him a bottle for not whacking this thread!

PS: You ya think that Dave Handa will REALLY try to read the temp of his cat's butt? I wanna picture of that one!!!

 

• Easy to use—hold within two feet of the area to be measured and push the button • Temperature reading appears within a ½ second and remains on screen for 7 seconds • Large LCD screen shows readings in Fahrenheit or Celsius • Range: 0 to 400°F (-18 to 210°C) • Distance to spot size is 3:1 ratio (measures a 4-inch area one foot away) • Includes clothing clip • Includes an Energizer Industrial Grade 12V, 23mA battery (and cheaper than watch type batteries that many of these units have that are very expensive and the accuracy is 1oC@400oC!

You can see the unit at www.performancedevices.com

A few more uses:

1. Avoid chimney fires—check wood, woodstove and flue temperatures
2. Save on energy expenses. Check windows and door frames for energy leaks year around
3. Spot overheated circuit breakers before there's a problem!
4. Does the radiator have blocked passages? Check it out.
5. Grilling/BBQ temperatures—the secret to perfection is temperature control
6. Are your ducts leaking? Check HVAC systems for efficiency
7. Metal playground slides can fry eggs in summer—check equipment for temperature safety before the kids play
8. Measure deep-fry oil temperatures the safe, non-contact way
9. When your auto air conditioning vent temperatures change, you may need the system recharged
10. Keep milk and food fresh—check refrigerator temperatures regularly
11. Locate overheated bearings
12. Identify loose electrical connections
13. Identify failing fluorescent ballasts
14. Spot leaking thermal seals
15. Check heat loss through insulation
16. Candy and chocolate making
17. Diagnose turbochargers
18. Check propane tank level
19. Beer making
20. Maintain ideal wine storage
21. Check brake linings and pads
22. Monitor drive belt temperatures
23. Wine making
24. Detect misfiring cylinders
25. Spot hot fuses before they blow
26. Check transmission and differential
27. Wheel bearings need lube?
28. Troubleshoot generators & alternators
29. Identify hot vs. cold pipes
30. Check thermostat accuracy
31. Diagnose catalytic converters
32. Check pool, spa temperatures
33. Beekeeping
34. Grain silo safety monitoring
35. Hydroponic gardening
36. Keep aquariums healthy
37. Greenhouse becoming a hothouse?
38. Find broken window defrost elements
39. Fish hatcheries
40. Roofing tar
41. Temperature balancing
42. Heat/cooling ducts free flowing?
43. Wood working
44. Check heat exchangers
45. Monitor refrigeration systems
46. Identify air and vacuum leaks
47. Cheese making
48. Spot areas of moisture incursion
49. Calibrate your oven before cooking
50. Concrete curing
51. Check ice rink temperatures
52. Determine fluid levels in closed tanks
53. Equestrian care
54. Farm machinery maintenance
55. Monitor soil temperature
56. Hatcheries
57. Verify temperature gauges
58. Spray painting
59. Aqua culture
60. Wood-fired pizza oven perfecto?
61. Laying asphalt
62. Fireworks safety
63. Measure tire temperature
64. Check race track temperature
65. Thermoforming
66. Injection molding
67. Fiber glassing
68. Aircraft test and maintenance
69. Screen printing dryers
70. Printing-maintain ink temperatures
71. Dehydrating
72. Stage and screen lighting safety
73. Extruding
74. Plastics lamination
75. Hot air ballooning
76. Safety check chemical stores
77. Coffee-brew the perfect latte
78. Shrink wrapping
79. Vulcanizing
80. Painting and varnishing
81. Battery temperature
82. Curing adhesives
83. Checking the actual temp of Darth's radiator fluid down Wilshire Blvd!

 

Pete's newest business: "Handa's Cat-Butt-Temp service....We'll give that kitty's butt one more life"!

Can somebody please photoshop a garage sign for this one?

 

I FOUND DAVE'S CAT AFTER HAVING IT'S BUTT-BEAMED!!! http://www.starterupsteve.com/swf/kitty_02.html

 

Hi Verell;

You are welcome to send it back (It shipped yesterday) if you wish. We will cut you a check once received. The unit max's out at 400c. You can try it for a couple of days to be sure though.