outside temp
Melting Slicks
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Once everything is dry it should read correctly, wet sensor will read whatever whet bulb temp is outside (cooler in dryer air) I would think this would not take long to dry, atleast not here. So my answer is a firm maybe
Btw
That difference is too high for just a wet sensor (wet bulb reading), it may still correct itself if a connector got wet and is effecting the resistance reading. Still a maybe
Btw
That difference is too high for just a wet sensor (wet bulb reading), it may still correct itself if a connector got wet and is effecting the resistance reading. Still a maybe
Last edited by Forcedvert; Aug 7, 2017 at 11:34 PM.
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Hopefully all it is is the sensor got wet. If not, easy replacement and inexpensive part.
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