Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is there a listing of recommended temperatures for grilling?  Like for burgers, chicken, steaks, etc.?
Document: I really like this thermometer. I use it to check everything from food temperature, wall temperatures, duct temps, skin temperature, etc... I point it all over the room just to see where I'm losing heat in the walls. It has me thinking about buying a thermal imaging camera now. I really like it.
This is one of those things that you didn't know that you needed until you had it. I have used it in my RV to check tire temperatures at rest stops on long trips, to check and control frying oil temperatures at home, heater and air conditioner outlet air temperatures, etc.
Puts a whole new meaning to "point and shoot". Very useful and instant-results tool to find cold spots in house ... around doors, windows, electrical sockets, ceiling openings (to attic, attic fan, etc.) as well as verify appliance temperatures.
I have used this thermometer for six months now in home inspections to measure temperatures of supply and return registers in heating and a.c. testing, oven temperatures, hot water temperatures, spa water temperatures to verify pool / spa water heater functionality, occasional checks for hot breakers in a service panel, etc. I appreciate the fact that it came with a neat holster to hang on my tool belt. It reads faster than the one it replaced.
This is a great IR thermometer for this price range. Built well. Easily readable illuminated display. Only downside is that it won't read accurately off of reflective surfaces. Like SS/aluminum pans, etc...
When you get a new hammer, everything looks like a nail.That's how I feel about this device. I have been aiming the laser on everything to see what the differences are in surface temparatures of vents, walls, ceilings, dryer hoses, etc.Easy to use, great to play with, and of course has use as an actual tool for temperature measurements in kitchen over, on grill, computer fans, motors, etc.
Delivery came quickly and my husband immediately started playing with this laser. I purchased to measure heat temps in cooking foods. Have used it twice and I like the instant read out. The laser came with it's own padded bag with velcro closure. This helps protect the laser as I store this in my kitchen supply draw with rolling pins, flour shifter, hand mixer, etc.
I purchased this thermometer based on research of like products; seeking the best value; not necessarily the &#34;cheapest&#34;. (Buy cheap, buy twice.) I had three purposes for which to use this device: 1)  measuring/monitoring the temperature of Kydex during heating and curing holsters, sheaths, etc. ; 2)  measuring the hot-spots of auto radiators; 3)  monitoring the temperature of baking stone (for pizza, bread, etc).
(the Kintrex measured between 70-80 degrees under tounge) Obviously these are not designed for that purpose but the Raytek measured darn close to my medical infrared  thermometer! Outdoor temp at night (pointing at cardboard, wood, metal, earth) matched exactly what local weather website said for my town. So whether you're testing the operating temps of PC hard drives, plazma screens/ circuits etc like I do or just wondering what the temp is outside :-), the Raytek will serve you well.
It did not meet my expectations. I was searching for a thermometer for animal temperatures. Saw one like it that worked great. Very disappointed
Answer: no