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RE: Temperature Test

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Subject: RE: Temperature Test
From: "cfghra" <cfghra at world-link_com.au>
Date: Sat, 15 Jul 2000 09:22:37 +0930
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In-Reply-To: <38.89ae9cb.26a0d91f at aol_com>

Hi all


> It would be interesting to know the results of a further test in
> which the
> boxes were placed either in a small building out of direct
> sunlight or on a
> shaded patio or porch.
> This would more closely duplicate mail truck conditions.  The six
> hour time
> span is about the maximum time the trucks are out on the routes.
> You may be
> surprised at the result.

There is a company in the states that hire out temp recorders that also
measure shock and a couple of other things( we receive them in containers of
oranges and mail them back) they are about the size of a wallet.

A couple of our growers tried them and found the amount of info they
received in the print out was unbelievable. It totally changed the way they
handled their fruit.

Does any one have some pics of Epiplatys barmoiensis or E. bifasciatus they
could scan and send me. Thanks.

Gary Harman-Hobbs
NAKA 69, AKA 08116
Adelaide, South Australia

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