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- Grit_dogNavigatorWelp must’ve touched feelers with the mod. Thanks for deleting something that was well, opinion, just like all the rest of the opinions.
If I want to know how warm it is where I am at, I go outside. If I want to know how cold it is, I use my phone.
If I want to know how warm it is somewhere else, I use my phone. - rhagfoExplorer IIIWe have a LaCross weather station with the temp sensor mounted up in the pin box next tot the umbilical cord. Stays in the shade and is accurate.
- Cummins12V98Explorer IIIOur sensor is mounted to the frame behind the steps with velcro. Works great until the Sun is pointing to that side of the RV.
- StirCrazyModeratorI look at my phone to see what the forecast and current temp is. If I don't have service, I don't really care that much to worry about it.
- hedgehopperExplorerMessage from the OP: Thanks for all your inputs. I ordered an Unni Wireless Outdoor-Indoor Thermometer with 3 outdoor sensors that I plan to place one on each side and one at the back of our Class A. The base station shows all three sensor readings at once. Presumably the lowest is in the shade and is the most nearly correct reading.
- free_radicalExplorer
hedgehopper wrote:
How do you measure the ambient temperature?
Revised to read: How do you measure the temperature of the air around your rig?
I used to have APP on my phone that was quite acurate but deleted it due to much spam ADverts
:) - BobboExplorer II
Grit dog wrote:
Welp must’ve touched feelers with the mod. Thanks for deleting something that was well, opinion, just like all the rest of the opinions.
If I want to know how warm it is where I am at, I go outside. If I want to know how cold it is, I use my phone.
If I want to know how warm it is somewhere else, I use my phone.
I wondered why my answer went from the first answer on page 2 to the last answer on page 1.
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