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I ordered the parts for this. They should be in soon.

Another interesting article Boston Globe article http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/05/05/harvard-class-cooks-ultimate-bbq-smoker/0O4fLQ0rbt9qMGsllPoTjK/story.html

Saw this today and thought that it might work. It is a lot smaller than the Raspberry Pi https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1598272670/chip-the-worlds-first-9-computer#project_faq_132939#ftag=YHF87e0214

I found a servo relay that will convert a servo output to on/off

Thanks Brian I will try it out.

I have a Traeger, I have seen those before and it would not be hard to adapt the controller I don't think. I wasn't sure how hard it would be to make the servo pin to an on/off control selectable from ON/OFF and servo.

The grills do have temp controllers but the steps are quite large in settings. It is a good idea about a servo damper for the fan. I am planning on using a ssr for the augur and would with the fan if it could be an on off control

I don't know if it is possible but I would like it to be an on off control. I know the heatermeter isn't design for what I am trying to do but I am wanting to experiment with it controller a pellet grill because of all the monitoring capabilities

Brian, i downloaded the code and looking at how to modify it, I found where it is set to 50hz. I am not a programmer, but wondering if the refresh rate being set in the UI is something that you have considered. I am not sure how difficult that is or if there would be a benefit for anyone but...

Pellet Grills to have temp controllers, but most are not wifi, and don't give you the logging that the heatermeter does. How difficult would it be to make a selection box in the UI for servo or on/off, I am going to look into it tonight, but I like the idea of using this pin because it is...

I am getting ready to get a pellet grill and was thinking that if the there was a way to make the servo pin on/off control, the heater meter would work well for a pellet grill. I am not good at software, but the heatermeter could be used to drive SSRs for the fan and auger. Basically the...

I had this idea also, I came across this post and have tried to contact him to get the design files. My hope was to somehow integrate what he did to my HM

I love the idea also. I also think that if it had a store that you could buy cases and the roto-dampers and some of the other 3d printed items in would be great. It would help newcomers to find where to get all the items.

I'm In, Thanks Bryan

Here is my cook, 40 mph winds didn't help me last night http://216.49.115.46:1000/luci

The raspberry pi is $25 or $35 depending on the model that you get. It seem that separating the components is a lot of work for the amount of gain that there is. I like the idea of using a CAT5 cable and it seem that that is already being done by some for the blower and damper. I personally...

Only thing that I would like is to see the PID that is making up the fan speed like you can on the web UI. The ability to change the PID settings from the app would be nice for tuning it. I know the Bryan said that a auto-tune for the device itself is difficult because of memory or something...

I did, I disabled all the extensions and it works, I should of thought of that

I get an error when using chrome, tried 2 different computers HTTP-Error 400: invalid header line

In case anyone is looking for one, MCM Electronics has the A model in stock for $25