An easy way to monitor the temperature of your cabinet.

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It starts with a Cable TV ground block. You cut off the mounted F-81 fitting with a hacksaw. Replace the small screw with a knob of the same size (10-32 on some)

Zandor Reviewed by Zandor on 07-19-2005. An easy way to monitor the temperature of your cabinet. It starts with a Cable TV ground block. You cut off the mounted F-81 fitting with a hacksaw. Replace the small screw with a knob of the same size (10-32 on some) Rating: 5

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Next you take 1/8" by 48" steel rod and bend the angle you need

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Now you pick up a small hollow nylon that is just smaller then the 1/8â?� steel rod. Heat the end of the rod with a lighter. Push the steel rod into the nylon the heat will melt the nylon and make it hold on the end of the rod. Use a small screw to attach the outdoor probe of the temperature. You donâ??t want the temperature probe to be in contact with the steel rod that would give inaccurate readings.

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You can move the probe up and down as needed to keep the temperature probe at the average height of the canopy.

The indoor/outdoor digital thermometerâ??s are about 10-15 bucks.