Film Development

[Marcba221]

I've been trying to find a cheaper solution for keeping constant temps when developing c-41 and e-6 in my darkroom. I came across this on amazon and wondering if anyone has tried it, or has another cheap alternative. I know the wattage is a bit over kill, but I think it might be a viable solution. Eagar to hear everyone's thoughts.

Thanks,

Marc






http://www.amazon.com/gp/item-dispatch/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_button_0

[Marcba221]

I apologize, that link doesn't work. Here is another with the heater part. The thermostat is a bundle deal right below it.

http://www.amazon.com/Allied-Precision-Premier-742G-Bucket/dp/B000BDB4UG/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1395532736&sr=8-7&keywords=submersible+heater

[ic-racer]

$157 for the heater and control unit? Seems like a lot of money if you are on a budget. Have you tried a simple aquarium heater already?

I got a Jobo tempering bath a few years ago for about $200. Something to consider if 'not on a budget.'

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[Marcba221]

$157 for the heater and control unit? Seems like a lot of money if you are on a budget. Have you tried a simple aquarium heater already?

I got a Jobo tempering bath a few years ago for about $200. Something to consider if 'not on a budget.'

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As far as budget, I meant spending hundreds of dollars on a dedicated temp controller meant for developing. More so looking for the MacGyver version. I have an aquarium heater I use to develop my black and white images. (The water coming out of my basement is usually around 12-15C) I did more research and found out I can sand down the thermostat controller on my aquarium heater to be able to achieve higher temps. At the moment it only goes to about 90F. Thanks for your help!