How does it measure at the puck?
Paul L 26 Mar 2008 08:30
An honest question, not an antagonistic one as you mention temperatures at the puck but I did not spot that the probe is measuring at the puck.
If I understand correctly then provided there is little temperature difference by the time water reaches the puck it's a really useful device. If, however the temperature varies enormously (or inconsistently) then it may be misleading and unreliable. What do you think?