Little help choosing Auber for the inept

[chopsaw]

Ordered tonight, thanks for your help.

Cool . You got the one like Sm0kin has ?

 

[cnet24]

@chopsaw yep.

 

[sm0kin]

Ordered tonight, thanks for your help.

You bet! Get a feel for it prior to running the autotune. As I said before, since I did it I get 1 degree accuracy

 

[sm0kin]

Oh I should have also mentioned, calibrate your probes and mark them. The adjustments you make in the app follow the port you plug the probe into. Mine were off 5-9 degrees at boiling temp.

 

[pounce]

Auber can or does calibrate the probes with a dry well Fluke. I'd be shocked if one of their probes was off that many degrees out of the box. Not saying it didn't happen.

 

[sm0kin]

Auber can or does calibrate the probes with a dry well Fluke. I'd be shocked if one of their probes was off that many degrees out of the box. Not saying it didn't happen.

I was surprised when it happened, and I called them about it. The max adjustment is 9 degrees and although I hit the limit it fell within tolerance.

 

[dr k]

There's an offset function to calibrate the probe with Auber PIDs.

 

[sm0kin]

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There's an offset function to calibrate the probe with Auber PIDs.

Thats what I’m referring to on the max 9 degrees adjustment

 

[chopsaw]

I never did a boil test on mine , I just used the offset to make it match my therm probes .

 

[sm0kin]

I never did a boil test on mine , I just used the offset to make it match my therm probes .

That’s a good idea too