Congratulations for the use of a very unusual word: D I S T I N C T I F I E S . According to the Urban Dictionary, the word distinctify is: "A totally logical conjugation of the word distinctive that is not included as part of the English language so that assholes can feel intelligent by correcting people about something trivial." I knew you were highly knowledgeable about tools, Catus, but your extensive lexicon is also quite impressive.
Wouldn't be surprised to learn it is one and the same. A lot of things are multi branded by the same manufacturer.....somewhere in the bowels of China.
Never even occurred to me to worry about it. I don't use it every day and my batteries last between 3 and 4 years. Literally. I have the 9v laying around anyway since I use them in older smoke detectors in my home.
Great video thanks!
Never really used a laser thermometer, so this vid is interesting. Emissivity is fascinating. Great review, Ty.
I have had one for years. On my second in fact. They are pretty handy.
I have used them for chemical temperature.
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Congratulations for the use of a very unusual word: D I S T I N C T I F I E S .
According to the Urban Dictionary, the word distinctify is:
"A totally logical conjugation of the word distinctive that is not included as part of the English language so that assholes can feel intelligent by correcting people about something trivial."
I knew you were highly knowledgeable about tools, Catus, but your extensive lexicon is also quite impressive.
Haha. Funny.
This looks similar to the one at hf
Wouldn't be surprised to learn it is one and the same. A lot of things are multi branded by the same manufacturer.....somewhere in the bowels of China.
9V batteries kill it for me. They are expensive. I bought IR thermometers that work on rechargeable AAAs.
Never even occurred to me to worry about it. I don't use it every day and my batteries last between 3 and 4 years. Literally. I have the 9v laying around anyway since I use them in older smoke detectors in my home.
Just use rechargeable 9v of u r too cheap to buy a 9v every few years. I'm on my 4th year on same generic battery that came with the unit.