Recent content by Jeremy_Pickett

hey there! I recently made the change to Discord away from Slack and I wanted to get my Heatermeter alerts working within that instead (for a Slack how-to see my old guide here) Surprisingly it wasn't as easy as changing out the webhook URL in the code. There were some slight syntax...

if it helps, i've done 5 or 6 cooks using this battery: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/12V-10000MAH-LiPo-Rechargeable-Power-Source-3AH-Lithium-ion-Batteries-Pack-with-Free-Charger-and-Extra/32409744274.html? so far its working flawlessly. I intend to print a cradle that will fit this and the...

yikes, I was about to create a new thread then found this oooold one which has the exact stuff I was looking at! so 2ish years on... apart from the blower not running at full steam, are there any other negatives to running 9.6v? Here's where my head is at the mo: Plan A I was thinking of...

I agree, it's not a silver bullet and I imagine it could be a little overkill if you're a user setting it up for the only purpose of heatermeter notifications. We use it a lot so it makes sense here. (Friends and I use it for setting up social events. I also use it for octoprint and home...

okey doke, got something working: 1// create a new slack channel, I called mine '#bbqlogs' (or if you have one fit for purpose already, then carry on) 2// create a slack app with a webhook. I followed this tutorial loosely: https://api.slack.com/tutorials/slack-apps-hello-world 3// within...

oh man, this looks all a bit easy. Found all your grunt work here: https://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?57350-Sending-alerts-with-Pushbullet will hopefully get around to testing later tonight cheers!

Ohhh interesting - I will start researching down that route. If i find the goods I will post a 'how-to' here for others also. Thanks Steve_M !

Hey there! I use Slack a lot for work and hobbies and was wondering if there might be any plans of adding that usage to heatermeter? Ps. Heatermeter rocks! Currently reverse searing some steaks...

hey gang! i had a successful cook last weekend using the heatermeter! i tested on some cheap cuts i've had hidden away in the freezer - they turned out better than they should've! I ran heatermeter in Celsius units since I'm way down here in New Zealand. I ran with these PID settings on my...

Amazing. I'll give this a go next cook and see how I go. Thanks!

This is amazing advice, thanks Ralph. This was obviously a few years back, are you still using this method? I imagine this would prolong the blower life also.

aaand that was it replaced the rPi GPIO header, replaced the raspberry-pi and ... boom!* Great success! this forum is a wealth of knowledge - basically every problem i hit, someone else has hit before and has been answered all lovely-like. now my mission is to put it into the case without...

okey doke, some further testing (sick of me yet? :rolleyes: ) it looks like I might have done what a fellow did on here (cant find the link now) and plonked two metal parts together that i shouldn't have (possibly on the USB ports of the Pi). In doing this i fried my Pi - doh! I confirmed...

Did some more searching around and found these posts which i will follow some of the same troubleshooting: https://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?74292-Raspberry-Pi-Overheats-Immediately& https://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?73648-Pi-header-plugged-in-wrong-No-LCD-with-Pi/page3&...

hello there! I would like to join the club of a successful build of a heatermeter-4.3! yesss! I started this project originally as I had a morbid fear of soldering - turns out soldering is fun and nothing to be afraid of (and youtube helped a lot) So everything is going lovely, until ... I...