Ir heat gun are a stove pipe magnet thermometer

[Trey1979]

What's the best choice

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[begreen]

You'll need a probe thermometer for the double-wall stove pipe. Surface temps on the pipe are not meaningful. You already have a stove top thermometer, it's just in the wrong location.

 

[Rearscreen]

Here's where I get confused on this forum many times and am using this as an example as it's basic. The thread title:
Ir heat gun are a stove pipe magnet thermometer
So, the answer is about double wall pipe, and a stove top thermometer which is in the wrong location. I understand that the thread title should have been "or" instead of "are". But how does begreen know that trey1979 has double wall pipe and knows that his thermometer is in the wrong location based on the question?

 

[bholler]

Here's where I get confused on this forum many times and am using this as an example as it's basic. The thread title:
Ir heat gun are a stove pipe magnet thermometer
So, the answer is about double wall pipe, and a stove top thermometer which is in the wrong location. I understand that the thread title should have been "or" instead of "are". But how does begreen know that trey1979 has double wall pipe and knows that his thermometer is in the wrong location based on the question?

We know from previous threads

 

[Rearscreen]

Ok thanks

 

[firefighterjake]

Here's where I get confused on this forum many times and am using this as an example as it's basic. The thread title:
Ir heat gun are a stove pipe magnet thermometer
So, the answer is about double wall pipe, and a stove top thermometer which is in the wrong location. I understand that the thread title should have been "or" instead of "are". But how does begreen know that trey1979 has double wall pipe and knows that his thermometer is in the wrong location based on the question?

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