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Didn't check. Only ever tried an early one. Once was enough. Saw the same that it could be 100 degrees for a week. Two cloudy days and the water would plunge.
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Also, they work on a 3 day average so a couple of cloudy days will effect them down. I don't think the sensor is a thermometer but rather just senses whether or not it's sunny. They're better than just a rain sensor but they're still pretty crude. |
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Will do. Appreciate the info.
The local Hunter Tech who will remain nameless D set it up. |
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AI, you need to turn your water down some. Try 3/7 or 3/5 and see how it does.
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As I mentioned earlier,I brought the X-Core 8 station back and got the Hunter PCC900i. I feel better now,the x-core was a tad small.
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His clock doesn't have any power yet. The blank display is kinda a give away. Probably just gonna use a pigtail to the outlet. Or the external transformer supplied with an indoor pro-c.
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