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 The outdoor humidity never registered and then quit altogether August 14, 2008
The atomic clock part was great and the display easy to see. The outdoor humidity reading never worked since we got it and then it quit working altogether. We tried to reset it, put in new batteries, etc. We finally had to return it. I wouldn't recommend this unit.
 Oregon Scientific Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer August 9, 2008
I am very displeased with this product. I set it up exactly as the instructions dictate and it powered up. But even though the main unit indicated it was getting a signal from the outside sensor, there was no temperature reading. Took the batteries out and tried again. Same result. At this point I posted a question concerning what was going on on Oregon Scientific's web site. No response. I called the number and left a message on their voicemail. No response. Just wasted money.
If someone from Oregon Scientific reads this and wants to contact me, my email is gstrickler@tulane.edu
 Oregon Scientific RMR682A Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Self-Setting Atomic Clock July 27, 2008
I bought this device to gauge the temperature in my summer home and garage in Carson Valley Nevada. The thermometer Is easy to set up and use , it works outstanding. I will be useing a second unit in my winter home in Mesa AZ. to gauge how hot it gets out side and inside my townhouse since installing sun screens this year with my AC shut off.
works for me! July 3, 2008
I purchased this as a replacement for one that got destroyed by siding contractors. It worked right out of the box with no problems. it does appear to be off on the inside temp by about 3 degrees.
One downside to it, no backlight to be able to see it at night.
Other than that one thing, I am very pleased with it.
Not so easy April 11, 2008
I'm still fighting to make the remote sensor operate. You set it, the reception unit shows the temperature, and after a few minutes, they lose the connection. and you have to start everething again, once the connection is out they don't retrieve it by themselves.
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