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Thermal images of the Phantom and Dialog
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25-Aug-2016, 13:31
Cool pictures and excellent information. Thanks.

Personally I prefer my heaters with thermostat controls, but if you want an uncontrollable heater that also plays music...of course you could just buy some big class-A amps for even better heating.
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25-Aug-2016, 16:46
(25-Aug-2016, 13:31)deviousalet Wrote: Cool pictures and excellent information. Thanks.

Personally I prefer my heaters with thermostat controls, but if you want an uncontrollable heater that also plays music...of course you could just buy some big class-A amps for even better heating.

Better yet a couple of OTL amps will heat the entire house :-)
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26-Aug-2016, 05:34
Curious on the equipment used to capture those thermal images... you're not a NAVY SEAL are you?
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26-Aug-2016, 11:13 (This post was last modified: 26-Aug-2016, 11:15 by seyak.)
(26-Aug-2016, 05:34)trashken Wrote: Curious on the equipment used to capture those thermal images... you're not a NAVY SEAL are you?

No I'm not. These images were taken by a commercially available thermal imaging camera. A very useful tool to have in your tool box if you are a home owner especially.

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