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how about this for a cheap heat tape controller....
On 7/7/2011 2:43 PM, Michael A. Terrell wrote:
whit3rd wrote: On Wednesday, July 6, 2011 11:17:20 PM UTC-7, DougC wrote: I have not been able to locate any straight + long metal heating elements online that are inexpensive; all the lower priced ones are for stoves or dishwashers and are coiled up or curved. Many toaster ovens use four one-foot lengths of Calrod-type sheathed resistance heaters. Thermal expansion means you'll have to mount the linear array so the ends can shift around with temperature changes. Pay no more than the price of a junked toaster oven. Would you please change the Google interface you're using? It drops the references to previous messages, and fragments every thread that you reply to. You don't see it on GG, since they lump anything with the same subject line together. http://www.groups.google.com/support...answer=1047901 I had been wondering why I saw so many people do this (always starting new topics to reply) but only certain people, and always them consistently. I've never used Google Groups except to browse newsgroups on my phone. At home I use Thunderbird on the Charter NG server--which doesn't do any spam or killfile filtering--but then again, shows you what's really there. |
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