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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1172704)	10/20/2019 8:36:11 PM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 1571808

I agree. Temperature measurements are the hardest of all measurements to calibrate and to get accurately, especially over long time periods. Unlike the standard meter or volt. etc, there is not a set standard for temperature you can keep on a facility to use as a reference. Inside a boat and immediately out side of it ... two different mediums, water & air the temperature measurement could be difficult to correlate from one time to another. Lots of things could dinker with the measurement, humidity, sun, breathing on the mercury bulb... lots.