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"Shooting the block"
So. I'd like to make sure that my temp gauge is giving accurate information to me, because it's reading awfully hot. To make sure that it's properly calibrated, I need to take the temperature myself and compare the known temp with the temp gauge's reading. It was recommended that I "shoot the block."
I got a hold of an IR thermometer, but need help aiming it. I check the temp at the sender and on one side of it (on the big, brass bolt) I shoot 15ºC higher than the other side of it. The block, as you can imagine, gives me pretty wildly different temperature readings - from about 75º to about 110º. So what's the area I'm interested in? Where's the place whose temperature reading that I can trust? ¡Gracias!
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