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So not good for that purpose

no not ideal but they are internal sensors used outside. I expected them to fail in days. Been 2 and a half years now

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Nope none

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Nope none

John Wayne would have been proud!

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That's what makes my point on so called external gear. Hkc internal needs none when fitted externally

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Wireless ones?

 

If not how did you seal the entry?

The fitting screws , did you prep or drill thru with your cordless?

Wireless units with a drain hole. That's all

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They are pretty tight when fitted together, have to admit, but as are most now.

A drain hole?

Asking for trouble IMHO with anything for ingress of insects.  Then again you say 2  yrs + now.

 

How many battery changes needed?  As they will be Hot/Cold and exposed to rapid temp drops.

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