Title: Sensors die young
Product review: I own the RMR382 and several of the THN132N remote sensors. There have been no problems with the base unit. However, the remotes last about a year. In three years, I've had three sensors. These sensors were not in direct sunlight, never got wet, never got excessively hot or cold. They're just poorly made devices and Oregon Scientific wants $20 for each replacement. Remember the joke about the pen being free but ink refills were $5 each? That appears to be what Oregon Scientific is doing. So they've lost me as a customer. I'm going to try another manufacturer and see if I have better luck.
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