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New (Cheaper) Offering from ThermoWorks

Discussion in 'Equipment/Sanitation' started by mcbaumannerb, Jan 17, 2014.

 

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    mcbaumannerb

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    If you've always wanted to get a ThermaPen but couldn't get past the price point, they've just released a cheaper instant read thermometer that might be the answer - it's going to sell for $29 but it is currently discounted to $24 with introductory pricing (not sure how long that will last though):


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    finsfan

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    AWESOME! Just ordered one :D
     
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    broadbill

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    "±2.0°F (±1°C) from -4 to 248°F (-20 to 120°C); ±4.0°F (±2°C) thereafter"

    I think that is totally suitable for brewing, and a nice price point. One of my thermometers has that tolerance and it cost me $80.
     
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    bigmike99

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    Was actually just looking into a new thermometer since I'm pretty sure the clip on one I've been using is off big time and I've been mashing way too high. Been missing gravity and getting thin beer more often than not since I switched to BIAB.
     
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    bigmike99

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    Just ordered one. Less than $30 for that kind of accuracy and convenience is hard to beat.
     
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    Dave37

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    I just got one. I like my analog therm but it does take forever to get to the final reading. Gonna see how this one works. Thanks Mark!
     
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    finsfan

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    already shipped, cant wait to get this :mug:
     
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    snackson

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
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    finsfan

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
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    hunter_le five

    Sheriff Underscore

    Posted Jan 17, 2014
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    snackson

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    Yeah, I have been looking for a cheaper alternative from them and I have the one I posted in my cart on amazon right now. Just need to wait until next month to make a purchase for a few things. I've already spent my monthly brewing allowance on a grain mill and grain. I was going to jump on this one but noticed the one I linked is a little more accurate, just not as pretty.
     
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    MichaelBrock

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    I have the same one as hunter, the rt301WA. Better accuracy and cheaper.
     
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    jCOSbrew

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    Posted Jan 17, 2014
    Thermoworks makes great stuff.
    The speed and accuracy of the thermapen is great for cooking and BBQ but not necessary for brewing. I also have one of their IR temp gun which is good quality and reasonably prices.

    The CDN "pro accutrate" thermometers also work well for brewing.
     
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    Ramitt

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    Posted Jan 18, 2014
    I love my 600c, I should buy backup unit.
     
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    Hello

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    Posted Jan 18, 2014
    I'm excited to get mine. It's orange and therefore super cool.
     
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    hunter_le five

    Sheriff Underscore

    Posted Jan 18, 2014
    Yeah. I can appreciate that logic. Righteous.
     
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    IvanTheTerribrew

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 18, 2014
    If that thermopop was accurate to one degree instead of two I would buy it right now honestly. The fact that it's a whole number display(no decimals) and it only has a within 4 degree accuracy... Not worthwhile since it's even more expensive than the others posted.
     
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    finsfan

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    Posted Jan 18, 2014
    I got purple for KState, much cooler :D
     
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