Topic: Most accurate wireless max/min temp sensor

[METARMan]

I'm looking for an accurate wireless temperature sensor that has a memory for recording max/min temperatures.  I'd like to put the sensor in my cotton region shelter/Stevenson screen.  I'm sure one brand/unit is more accurate than another, but I haven't been able to find any reliable data regarding accuracy & reliability.   

Any recommendations?  I've attached a picture of an Oregon Scientific unit as an example.

[wxtech]

Taylor makes one that is for indoor or outdoor use, has 24 hour max/min function and costs about $30.  The accuracy of most units less than $100 is +/-2ºF.  Over $100, you can get a Testo or Oakton that has accuracy of +/- 0.5ºF.  Pay more and you can get a certificate of calibration, NIST traceable.  Taylor is my favorite brand of glass or digital thermometers.
These are not wireless units.  Meter and sensors are suitable for use outdoors.

[tweatherman]

I have a Taylor digital therm. that is about 8 yrs. old and always reads to within 0.5F of my Nimbus. In matter of fact right now 50.7F on the Taylor and 50.5F on the Nimbus. Here is the unit that I'm thinking about getting.
http://www.partshelf.com/taylor1441.html

Tim