Posted by wisbaker on January 05, 2013 at 21:35:10 from (207.118.150.78):
In Reply to: How accurate? posted by Don S. on January 05, 2013 at 16:55:51:
We had one of the dispatchers in the 911 center complaining about it being too cold when she worked, she knew it was cold because her little bi-metal thermometer said it was cold. Boy did she have a cow when my maintenance guy pulled out his little pocket screw driver and "tweaked" her thermometer to match the thermocouples in the HVAC system. On better quality instruments there is a calibration process. In the Air Force all our meters, thermometers and torque wrenches had to be regularly calibrated and when ever they were dropped or over ranged, torque wrenches any time the scale was moved below zero.
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