It seems you can't read your own post. Here:
background noises tend not to be constant
Keep going.
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8 years ago
Where do I get an ACCURATE humidity meter?
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8 years ago
nope, there was no statement below about pedantry at all.
I didn't say I set it to 20C, but I certainly do tell the difference, otherwise I wouldn't set it that closely.
NT
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8 years ago
You're worrying about minute amounts of wastage.
You're most unusual. If you have a room with a thermostat that allows 20C to 21C, and you ask a random person in it if it's 20C or 21C at this moment, they wouldn't know.
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8 years ago
I was talking about the hysteresis of available stats. None have 6C. Yours claims to be 0.3, mine are 1. 6 was not in the discussion.
Those that are not constant are annoying. You can go to sleep on a ship with an engine at constant revs, you can't go to sleep with cars driving past your house with an open window every so often.
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8 years ago
I'm not worrying about anything
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8 years ago
As I said I tried one that did. It was on a portable heater and was utterly useless
the bimetal stat I referred to has 0.5C hysteresis
loads of us have done it numerous times with no difficulty.
NT
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8 years ago
I've gone to sleep behind a rock concert PA stack at full volume.
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8 years ago
It's an expression, HTH.
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8 years ago
Stats on the device are always useless, they are affected by the output of the device.
Which I still contest is unnecessary unless you're trying to breed some exotic endangered species that's really fussy. Most people want say 20C in their house and are quite happy to have 20C +/- 1C.
City slicking fool.
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8 years ago
clueless
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Anyone living in a city is clueless.