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    Fan speed all over the place

    Where do you have top damper when doing cooks manually? I'd suggest starting around that point or maybe a bit more open. Your graph suggests the RD3 was trying extremely hard to shove air into the grill and the top was blocking the effort. You will find as you open the top damper the RD3 will...
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    The LinkMeter Snapshot and YOU

    Previous 13 HM.hex with continuous operation was really starting to bug me with the roto damper sitting on my desk twitching. Actually found I could vary the twitch depending if I was using 60hz, 50hz, or no filltering on temp probes I just synced your master fork into mine. Compiling 13.1...
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    The LinkMeter Snapshot and YOU

    Sigh. Facepalm moment as I think I looked at the lucid file previously. I've studied the peaks plugin difference would be an active verse passive attempt. It's interesting either way.
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    The LinkMeter Snapshot and YOU

    2.25 uS is awesome. I'm curious what you changed. I tried to move some of the code from the ISR to Read function ( kind of a top half / bottom half from Linux). As I don't have an oscilloscope I gave up when I couldn't see if anything was improving. Spent yesterday writing a LinkmeterD...
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    The LinkMeter Snapshot and YOU

    In reply to http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?46004-INTRODUCING-the-quot-Roto-Damper-quot&p=705356&viewfull=1#post705356 I didn't want to hijack Ralph's thread too much. I'm not sure if the issue was the ADC ISR or the Serial ISR. Either way there are enough ISR events to mess up the determinism...
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    The LinkMeter Snapshot and YOU

    Did two cooks this weekend. Some ribs and chicken breasts plus baked potatoes. New code worked really well. No idea if it was the code, RD3, or different lump but a couple of times the only way I could tell things were running was the time stamp at the top of the web page was still updating...
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    The Adapt-a-Damper - Open Source Project

    Agreed. I've been running something similar to the new shapshot for better than a year. The anemometer can't measure passive airflow very easily was my thought process.
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    INTRODUCING: the "Roto Damper"

    Ralph - Funny you mention the servo screw being tight. I did that at first but I caught when benching testing. Now I use a sheet of paper as a feeler gauge . Dominick - You've got me on the carbon fiber wire never heard of that one. Worried that load on the 5V line could freak out the AVR chip...
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    The Adapt-a-Damper - Open Source Project

    Major problem I see with this test is that you have both the fan speed and servo position moving. I've used an optical tachometer and under voltage control the fan rpm will go down to ~45% of rated speed before suddenly dropping into the long pulses when under min fan speed. Fan Airflow is very...
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    INTRODUCING: the "Roto Damper"

    I was running my snapshot. To be succinct the servo was being controlled by the original firmware that delivers full power. I corrected the servo jitter at the ISR level in my code. This weekend I plan to try the latest mainline snapshot with the servo controlled movement code. Unless I get...
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    INTRODUCING: the "Roto Damper"

    Ralph I'm loving the RD3 that you printed for me. I can hold 225F steady without anything in the Akorn. In the past I had to have something to act as a heatsink ( food, pan of water, etc) to do that. Any recommendations on servo grease for frigid temps? Did a cook last weekend ( 10F or so) and...
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    The LinkMeter Snapshot and YOU

    I really didn't even know how old the pull request was till last week. My whole group got reorganized last year and I got a "promotion" that came with no more pay. Did 12 hours Tuesday because one Sql database shutdown and took out several hundred developers from accessing their virtual...
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    The LinkMeter Snapshot and YOU

    Looks good to me. Curious to see if this affects the pid tuning due to the varying resolution.
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    Fan/servo operation mode

    Haven't visited in awhile as life changes. Still had plenty of time of time to do cooks and been using "Fan Assist" or as I called it Fan Offset for over a year in my HM. This all seems very similar to the code I posted in January Fan Offset. I like the overlapping slides but have no idea how...
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    Has anyone mounted a HeaterMeter to an offset smoker?

    This isn't my vid but saw this on youtube when I was researching the HeaterMeter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JCOAqRopGM
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    Code Question

    I've submitted some stuff to your line. Although I just found out today how to pull a patch from Git. I have everything up on my main messy line Rob. I can cleanup stuff as you want/need for mainline. You were right that the Fan SMPS I had went overboard. I was basically able to replace the...
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    My build

    Those are values being sent from the Raspberry to the Arduino/AVR to control the PID and various setpoints.
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    Code Question

    I took the laptop with me over the weekend and did some cleanup. Redid the commits last night. Wish I could up with a better name for the mode. Fan-by-Servo? I dunno. The controls are compiler defines. Wrote a Readme and put in one of the commits. I'm currently using 10 increments. So each...
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    Code Question

    Your right. I have it broke into stages on my HDD as I was going along. Github was frustrating me at first. Didn't expect the first thing to happen was that mainline had just jumped forward. So the new commits didn't match at all. Think I can start a new branch. Roll back to last week. Start...
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    Code Question

    I realized that later. I saved it at various points and I think I can break the first commit into smaller parts. The whitespace explains why copying your latest commits still didn't look the same. Compiled fine so I shrugged and went on. Fan speed is determined based on servo position. PID...

 

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