what are some reliable temp guns
hey guys looking for a temp gun, thats not
$250 that works thanks |
i had a raytek i beleive was the name of it and it worked great.
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My understanding is these are the best of the best.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/2246 |
thats 259
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Originally Posted by UN4RACING
(Post 4572367)
My understanding is these are the best of the best.
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/2246 |
lol theres got to be something around 30 or 40 bucks just not sure. i run elec so dont really use one
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Originally Posted by slaytanic
(Post 4572403)
thats 259
I use mine to get close and then just use the spit test. If its not boiling its good. I have a Raytek. |
how about the lost temp/tuning driver
is that any good |
i got the losi/tune driver thing and it works ok,,ive compeared it with about 5 or 6 diff temp guns and it reads about 10 to 15 avg. ive hurd of some up to about 20 25 over,
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Saliva.
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i have heard rayteks arent bad
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Fluke. One of the best names in the industry.
http://www.newark.com/productimages/...rd/4128767.jpg Manufacturer Part No: FLUKE-62 100$ almost everywhere online (Newark, Digikey, Allied Electronics, etc) This is more or less (maybe exactly???) the same as the exergen...only its yellow and wont get lost! :nod::nod: |
A used Exergen....:D
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Your eyes and ears are the best temp gun, and they're FREE! :)
Seriously, keep an eye on the smoke coming from the engine at all throttle levels, but most importantly, at the end of a straight. Is smoke still visible? Also, when you let off to take that turn, can you hear the engine? Does it drop down to a clean idle or does it wind on? When you get back on throttle, is there a good puff of smoke? Can you feel a smooth transition from low input to high. Learn to tune by sight and sound. All that being said, I do still use a gun, but only to be sure I'm safely in the ball park. PE2, Ofna, Axial and several others make models that are in the price range you seek, $20-$40ish, and are perfect for this method. :) http://www.tempgun.com/ |
Originally Posted by NitroOB4You
(Post 4573727)
Your eyes and ears are the best temp gun, and they're FREE! :)
Seriously, keep an eye on the smoke coming from the engine at all throttle levels, but most importantly, at the end of a straight. Is smoke still visible? Also, when you let off to take that turn, can you hear the engine? Does it drop down to a clean idle or does it wind on? When you get back on throttle, is there a good puff of smoke? Can you feel a smooth transition from low input to high. Learn to tune by sight and sound. All that being said, I do still use a gun, but only to be sure I'm safely in the ball park. PE2, Ofna, Axial and several others make models that are in the price range you seek, $20-$40ish, and are perfect for this method. :) http://www.tempgun.com/ |
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