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The same as when you have two radio stations on the same channel or frequency. The receiver wants so receive them both, resulting in a scrambled and useless signal in the receiver.
It won't work.
If the system can work with more than one (wireless) thermometer each will have an own channel number. and you will have to switch on the display to read one or the other.
I can understand when it is very cold outside, the voltage of the battery drops below the point is can service the transmitter (in the thermometer). But if night temperature is not below zero that can't be the cause.
Be aware, even batteries that come with a new device, can be "old". you never know what the battery had to last, before you put it in the device.
I would advice to buy a new battery for the thermometer. Look in the manual, for what the manufacturer advices. But never use manganese (Zinc-Carbon) batteries. Although the alkaline batteries perform bad in cold, it could be the best choice.
After 3 months and 4 emails to Springfield they finally responded and told me to buy my probe on Amazon. I can't find one on Amazon, do you have any suggestions or know of where I can purchase one?
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