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Yep, after seeing the location of the sensor I understand. My thought was, having a remote inline thermostat, further from the block, may restrict the flow for longer than the
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Yep, after seeing the location of the sensor I understand. My thought was, having a remote inline thermostat, further from the block, may restrict the flow for longer than the t-stat sitting on the side of the block. But the temp sensor is right next to the sandwich plate ,so the reading should be very close to what the thermostat is also seeing. Oh well....next
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