Reply to "taylor wireless thermometer"

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I've had a Taylor 1474 for about 3 years and think it's a great thermometer. It's been used outside and has been exposed to all manner of weather and temp swings from sub-zero to 100F+. It's always worked without fail.

I originally paid around $40, but the last time I checked, Amazon had them for about $16.

The only problem that I've ever had is forgetting to turn the unit off when I'm finished and draining the batteries. And then there was the time when I had the unit in a carry on bag and was checking in for a flight out of Tampa. A TSA goon confiscated the probe. He said it could be used as a weapon.

12/15/067:56 AM

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