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On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:18:24 -0000, Nick Gardner wrote in
My sheathed maximum thermometer has (ever since I just caught the edge of it on the Stevenson Screen whilst resetting it) developed a small break in the mercury about half-way along the mercury column itself. I have tried shaking, spinning and just about everything else I can think of to get the gap to move to the end of the column away from the bulb but it just sticks there. At the moment it isn't worth using as it is over-recording by about 1.5C, so I am having to rely on the Davis AWS for my maximum temperatures (though to be honest they were always within +/- 0.2C of each other). Anyone have ideas on how solve this one? When that happened to me I resorted to gently heating it under the hot tap, making sure it just filled the cappilary tube and up into the wider part at top of the stem. Great care is needed to avoid it breaking though. -- Mike Tullett - Coleraine 55.13°N 6.69°W posted 24/01/2008 19:33:34 GMT |
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