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[Rbrduk]

Be in town around noon

 

[ferniesnow]

Oh wait, I may be wrong, she sparked up enough to indicate a low battery in the remote sensor. Damn that was a new package of batteries. Found some good batteries and she sparked up properly. No date on the package of batteries. Note to self, do not buy batteries at a dollarama

Oh wait, I may be wrong, she sparked up enough to indicate a low battery in the remote sensor. Damn that was a new package of batteries. Found some good batteries and she sparked up properly. No date on the package of batteries. Note to self, do not buy batteries at a dollarama

Good note to yourself Ron!

Oh wait, I may be wrong, she sparked up enough to indicate a low battery in the remote sensor. Damn that was a new package of batteries. Found some good batteries and she sparked up properly. No date on the package of batteries. Note to self, do not buy batteries at a dollarama

Good note to yourself Ron!

 

[pipes]

Bonnyville bound

What you coming to Bonnyville for? Not that it's any of my business.

 

[snopro]

Late morning pass through

 

[snopro]

Tired today

 

[arff]

sunny here

 

[TROLLCAT]

shop coffee

 

[pipes]

amazon will deliver a new one

I bought this one on Amazon.

Learned something today. The add on Amazon does not specify the range that the thermometer is rated for. After much messing around changing batteries and I and finally doing what no man will ever admit to. I read the paperwork that came with the unit AKA instructions. This is where I learn that the outdoor range is from-25°C to +50°C. Also the instructions don't tell you what "LL.L" on the temperature display means. I guess it means that it's too F09876G for me to work. The other thing the instructions don't tell you how to change the remote displays from °F to °C . I guess that why us men don't read the instructions.

 

[pipes]

sunny here

Sunny here as well. warmed up enough for my thermometer to work. -18.5°C oudt there at the moment.