Re: Extreme Condition Exposure for the TINI

Bill Smith wrote:
    >Has anybody had any experience running a TINI board in extreme
    >temperature or humid conditions (like an attic or a crawlspace)? I have
    >a 1-wire weatherstation that I have hooked to it and was planning on
    >putting the TINI as close to the station as possible (like in the
    >attic).

Bill,
    I have a TINI390 with a 1920 Ibutton on the development socket and
that's located in the attic over the garage.  Alas, this is on the
north side of the house and is blocked, a good bit, by the second story.
This is in north Texas, about 45-miles north of downtown Dallas.

    Of the past three years being in this house, I've recorded tempera-
tures as high as 117ºF (47C) and as low as 24ºF (-4C) and the TINI is
right next to the thermometer so it experienced those extremes as well.
I've never experienced any problems due to these temperature extremes
with my TINIs.  Maybe, before this summer really starts to cook, I'll
throw my TINI400 up into the upstairs attic which will bear the brunt
of a hot Texas summer sun.  <evil laugh>

	-Rusty-
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