What are you using for digital pocket thermometers.

[BNME8EZ]

I have tried Fieldpiece, Cooper, UEI, and a few others and had not had real good luck with longevity. I have a Cooper MFM300 for accurate testing but looking for doing quick tests without having to drag out the box.

[chevster01]

I use the pdt650 uei pocket thermometers. Bought two on special at John stone about two weeks ago.
I tend to go through these thermometers like crazy, I always forget and leave them stuck in plenums and stuff.

[BaldLoonie]

R E Michel has the 650s cheap. We're all as bad as chevster at losing them. Most put their initials on them so the next guy finds it and returns it.

[BNME8EZ]

I don't lose many but I sure break my share. I had 2 Fieldpiece folding ones and neither made it through the first battery, the display died. The Coopers I had, had the swivel heads and I can't keep the display from separating from the head. I don't know I cant seem to find the ones like I used when they first came out, I would go through several sets of batteries before I killed them. Can't seem to do that anymore.

[davoKC]

The Flash Check 11061 is accurate, fast, and VERY durable. waterproof and such. But nothing fancy like magnets. Currently using UEI PDT650, the magnet and swivel probe are nice.

[pfpmjw56]

I picked up a cooper atkins dpp400w. It is water proof, has a reduced tip that fits in geo water ports, and has a lifetime warrenty. I believe I paid $30 w/shipping and is 1000% better than the hvac models at the supply house.

[BNME8EZ]

I have sme Coopers and like them, I will have to check into that one.

[slctech]

Testo 104.......going on two years and not an issue. Rugged, accurate, water-proof, and very very happy with it.