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Old 03-31-2017, 07:23 AM   #1
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Good morning all you camping junkies. We are looking for a wireless thermometer to put in our 4212. My wife really likes to know what outside temp is from inside! We have had a few in past campers but didn't work or last very well. Any suggestions? Thanks and happy camping.
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Old 03-31-2017, 07:46 AM   #2
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Everyone I've had has failed, Typical Chinese junk, but that seems to be the only thing available. I bet you already have a couple perfect wireless thermometer already in your possession ! It's called a cell phone with a weather app. That's all I use now and has worked for years.
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I have an acu-rite from Costco (weather station) No complaints with this unit.
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I have this one I really like. It has a glass column filled with red liquid and numbers in english. Side benefit, it needs no power or cell signal.
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Mine is a "Temp Minder" that I got from Minder Research (same folks that make the TPM system) - it's their brand of the chinese one you see all over.
http://www.minderresearch.com/tempmi...ter-and-clock/

I did find a nice trick for mounting the outside sending unit (and the inside unit for that matter). See: This Post

Mine has worked fine across two RV's and about 6 years. It's nice because it shows high/low temps - so you can see how cold it got last night :-).

By the way - when I was looking up the URL for my unit, I was reminded that it can read up to 3 sending units. Never could figure out why you would want to do that until I read a few reviews where people put sending units in their underbelly and or in their REFRIGERATOR! Brilliant!
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Old 03-31-2017, 09:30 AM   #6
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I have an acu-rite from Costco (weather station) No complaints with this unit.

Works for us.

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I have an acu-rite from Costco (weather station) No complaints with this unit.
I have the same brand. A very simple model. I have a command hook out side the door that I place the outdoor sensor on when we get to camp. I have a friend that places it on top of a tire. Once he forgot it, drove over it, then remembered he forgot it. It was smashed pretty good. Now he has it secured to the underbelly of the TT.
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Old 03-31-2017, 09:40 AM   #8
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I have a hard time understanding this whole thing of wanting to know the temperature (my wife is the same way).....

I'm not judging and have nothing to offer in regards to a good product, but we were talking about this the other day, so I was just curious.

Is this just a simple curiosity or is it used in some sort of decision making process.. my wife seems to think that it helps her decide what to wear... (which started a argument) as I then had to ask what the cutoff point is for blue, yellow, black, white or red etc.. then I was told it might rain.... and of course I had to ask how a thermometer would indicate rain... and she shook her finger at me and said I just didn't understand.

Women are complicated.... It's like trying to figure out what color the number A smells like...
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Old 04-02-2017, 01:41 PM   #9
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I can't explain it, I can't rationalize it but I need to have weather station stuff around me. I just like knowing current conditions and what's coming.

I've got a full-fledged weather station at home, hooked up to the network. I've got a mini-station in the RV, and I've got a couple of Weather Radar apps on my phone.
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