How long is too long?

[Paul Sarrach]

My mom would say, "be careful, you could poke an eye out with that."

[Schrocknroll]

Be aware of temp changes. I assume that the extension is aluminum, so you would be looking at a large change in length with a little temperature change.

[Mr.Natural]

Be aware of temp changes. I assume that the extension is aluminum, so you would be looking at a large change in length with a little temperature change.

You been watching A Christmas Story Waaayyy to Much , don't have to worry about an eye cuz we wear safety glasses & all extensions are carbon fiber as trichards said.

[\v/inston]

what size is that?> MAGNUM?

[Jeffrey Lovely]

with much wrist usage
you could cause
carpell tunnel syndrom

[Paul Sarrach]

With too much wrist action, you could cause your probe to explode

[\v/inston]

and hair will grow on your palms and you will go blind.

[Paul Sarrach]

So its true. Some probes do require the use of both hands.

[Lee Johnson]

As long as you are not rotating the head it should not be too bad, it looks stiff. Once you start putting the head rotation error in there your accuracy is going to expand proportionally (length x the error).

[Paul Sarrach]

I expected more than just good advice from a Johnson when it comes to probe sizes. lol

[dfiola66]

you guys should take THIS QUALITY of humor on the road!

[\v/inston]

As long as you are not rotating the head it should not be too bad.

ouchie!

[Schrocknroll]

You been watching A Christmas Story Waaayyy to Much , don't have to worry about an eye cuz we wear safety glasses & all extensions are carbon fiber as trichards said.

I think you quoted the wrong guy.

[KillGorack]

Be aware of temp changes. I assume that the extension is aluminum, so you would be looking at a large change in length with a little temperature change.

naw.. its a carbon fiber. if it were aluminum it'd weigh a ton.

[Andrew Gardner]

Pardon me for noticing, but that's quite a long probe you have there!!

I've used extensions like that before, except with just a straight probe, not a star. The probe calibrated just fine, and the accuracy wasn't too bad either.