K S wrote:

>  My first thought is to have a battery powered temperature
> transmitter attached to the paddle - this would also provide a reading th=
at
> is averaged through the entire bowl as it moves through potential hot/col=
d
> spots in the liquid. The height of the liquid may be up to around 40cm, a=
nd get up
> to 200degC.
>=20

Off-the-shelf electronics working near 200 deg C?
How will the mW/uW of RF escape the stainless steel(?) enclosure?

George smith
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