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| Hi, I am nearly ready to christen my oven and am wondering what others use to keep an eye on temperature. what sort of range do I need my thermometre to register? What are thermocouplers for? What is the most cost effective way to measure my ovens temp? I'm on a very tight budget. Total spend now £31.50. Thanks again for your help. Cheers Nick |
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| Hard to grab a infrared for less than 60-70 U.S. dollars. The cheaper ones go up to 950f. ... For a little more money you can get one that reads higher temps.(that's the way I would go) I don't have one, but I have a couple thermocouples and a thermocouple reader. But you can survive without either. ( i got them on ebay, total cost $50..) Just burn until the dome turns white, and all the soot is gone. Spread your coals evenly on the floor. Let the oven rest for 20 - 30 minutes so temps can even out. Then push the coals to the back, clean the floor, and throw a new log on the coals. ( for light and it helps with cooking the tops some) Then cook your pizzas, you will learn a bunch just by cooking often. Let me know what you end up doing, curiosity and all! Dave
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| Hi Nick...........an infra-red thermometer is what you want. Best place is e-bay. Check this link..............eBay UK Shop - VirtualVillage-UK-Alpha: Meters and Gauges, Accessories, String Instruments Just key in thermometers in search. You can get one delivered for £32. I know it doubles your costs but it is an investment. It will read up to 520 C or 968 F. The gadget shop sells the same one (in a different colour) for 10 quid more. As Dave says a higher temp would cost a little more. |
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| That's brilliant, thanks. I have just ordered one. Have just uploaded the finished item photo's to the site as well. |
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