Recent content by Lesley M

Actually with my gas smoker this is not the case, specially with the changes in outside temperature, water levels and wood. And with colder tempers the propane in the tank actually start to lose some of its pressure.

I am Officially out of PCBs. But there is a good chance I might order some more. if I do I will update this thread with new pictures.

Yes I think I have 3 or 4 left, I was going to reserve them for someone that messaged me however they have not paid or gotten back to me.

Take your time Byran, sorry for your lose.

Some tips I can give you is make sure the pad is completely covered with solder, also I use sliver bearing solder because it has a lower melting point then most other lead free solders.

Thanks guys, I only have a few left but this went so well I think I might order another allotment of them. Its great to see such a big interest in HeaterMeters, the guys who order two or three makes me think you are going to share which is awesome! If I do order more maybe I will do a black...

No problem I was going to suggest that to you Peter is a pretty good guy shouldn't have any problems buying from him.

Only if he wants on or off fan and not a modulating fan.

PC fans are not very common at least with what I have seen, Blower fans work much better then PC fans by far. Also it is possible to use your 120 fan but I wouldn't think it be worth your time. You have to create a totally separate controller for the fan that takes the DC fan voltage and uses...

I don't understand your network at all, I think you are making the network much more complicated then it needs to be with multiple routers running DHCP services. Port triggering may work but it only opens on an outbound connection request.

I don't think it works that way. Because you only have one actually IP address. So your outside ip address is what the ISP assigns you so you can have only one possible port 80 connection coming into or out the router. The router can only forward the connection to one device if not it would...

What really funny is that, I live in a smallish town. However I was at the post office by my work in a major city I expected to hear talk about current events but that guy talking about grilling with a Rpi. I was like no way.

I was at the post office waiting of course and I over heard a clerk and a customer talking about always burning their meat and the customer started talking about this thing his brother did with soldering and a Rhaspberry Pi. I was like I know what that is then I engaged in convo with them but...

I ordered a small allotment of PCBs from China and I have several left. I ordered a small allotment from china because I am building several hm for friends and family and then I was going to put about 10 kits together to sell. However some information came to me and I will no longer be...

I believe anything above 128 mb should work. You'll have more of a problem with the RPi not liking the card then anything. I have had 2 sd cards not work with the RPi but worked just fine in a camera or computer. edit: Damn it Bryan :)