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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>There are many ways to construct a registering thermometer. Electronic thermometers can simply record the extremes digitally in a computer memory. However these were not commonly available in times past, so scientists had to come up with mechanical means of building registering thermometers. One such method, described below, was devised by James Six.</div>FuzzyBot