R Roller Ejection Handle Pulled Joined Jan 21, 2025 Messages 638 Display Name Roller Mar 15, 2025 #1 Anyone use this stuff on their jugs? https://www.amazon.com/Tempilstik-28039-Surface-Temperature-Indicator/dp/B013VKOJ4S
Anyone use this stuff on their jugs? https://www.amazon.com/Tempilstik-28039-Surface-Temperature-Indicator/dp/B013VKOJ4S
Dana Final Approach Joined Oct 19, 2016 Messages 6,583 Location CT & NY Display Name Dana Home Airfield KSNC Mar 16, 2025 #2 Interesting. I haven't used that, but I did use this on my new fuel pump installation: Amazon.com: 8-Temp Thermolabel 130-200°F Temperature Label Pack of 16 Labels : Industrial & Scientific Buy 8-Temp Thermolabel 130-200°F Temperature Label Pack of 16 Labels: Temperature Indicators - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases www.amazon.com
Interesting. I haven't used that, but I did use this on my new fuel pump installation: Amazon.com: 8-Temp Thermolabel 130-200°F Temperature Label Pack of 16 Labels : Industrial & Scientific Buy 8-Temp Thermolabel 130-200°F Temperature Label Pack of 16 Labels: Temperature Indicators - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases www.amazon.com
NavAir Pre-takeoff checklist Joined Feb 19, 2013 Messages 267 Location Texas Display Name NavAir Mar 16, 2025 #3 I keep one of these on my battery (mostly out of curiosity): The highest indication I've seen is the120 deg F bar (airplane lives in Central TX).
I keep one of these on my battery (mostly out of curiosity): The highest indication I've seen is the120 deg F bar (airplane lives in Central TX).
R Racerx Final Approach PoA Supporter Joined May 15, 2020 Messages 7,764 Display Name Ernie Home Airfield C81 Mar 16, 2025 #4 The link is not paint. I use them when preheating parts to be welded and don't have my temp gun handy. It's like a wax. It melts at a certain temp indicating you've reached whatever temperature youre looking for. Just touch it to your part
The link is not paint. I use them when preheating parts to be welded and don't have my temp gun handy. It's like a wax. It melts at a certain temp indicating you've reached whatever temperature youre looking for. Just touch it to your part
Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe Touchdown! Greaser! PoA Supporter Joined Jun 7, 2008 Messages 16,742 Location DXO124009 Display Name Light and Sporty Guy Home Airfield ONZ Mar 16, 2025 #5 Racerx said: The link is not paint. I use them when preheating parts to be welded and don't have my temp gun handy. It's like a wax. It melts at a certain temp indicating you've reached whatever temperature youre looking for. Just touch it to your part Click to expand... Like this?
Racerx said: The link is not paint. I use them when preheating parts to be welded and don't have my temp gun handy. It's like a wax. It melts at a certain temp indicating you've reached whatever temperature youre looking for. Just touch it to your part Click to expand... Like this?