Just searched archives and still have this question. Most everyone is recommending 2 thermometers; 1 on stove and 1 on flue pipe. I'm venting into a fireplace and will only have about 4-6 inched of flue pipe visible. So, no flue thermometer? If not then do I just learn to use and rely on the stovetop thermometer? Sounds simple enough but thought I might be missing something.
Thermometer question
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bcnu said:
Thats about right... Find out the best place to use the thermometer on your model stove (this varies a LOT) and go with that. Alternatively you can use a pipe thermometer, but remember that your temps will be much hotter if you are 2" off the stove than if you are a foot or two off.
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