Nice job on your build. When I put my thermometer in my door I used an o-ring that fit over the threads so it would compress between the nut and the coupling that way I could seal and orient the gauge how I wanted it.
Although my mini gf works fine I built an economical temperature controller for mine, it lacks the fancy bells and whistles but does everything I need and is rock solid for under $75.00 and I am next to technology/electronic illiterate and had no trouble building it.
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Weldun
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Grandma always said "if ya can't be handsome ya better at least be handy"
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Yep, that little gig you made is awesome 
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