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Old 02-25-2022, 06:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Oh yeah that's not bias at all.
Basically says we can adjust the temperature to get the results we want.
If they were doing real science some one would still be going around to the temperature monitoring stations, even if it's only the easy to get ones, pulling samples with a bucket and checking them with a period correct thermometer.

Oh and work with industrial resistance temperature detectors commonly known as RTD. You want to know what happens when. You put them in a corrosive wet environment? Any corrosion on the connections will interfere with the milivolt signal and then you know what happens?
They start to read high. How convenient.
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