Recent content by John Bostwick

Send me a text, if you would like someone to look at it for you. Just ask for return postage and if any major parts.

No not really, Byran from the looks of it has taken a long break from it, but that does not mean much as the Heatermeter is pretty good as is. Anybody can still build one and it will work as it always has. The main issue with the Heatermeter is finding parts. RPI 's were almost impossible...

The Heatermeter realistically can work with any thermocouple, if there isn't a preset already for the particular thermocouple then you would have to do some testing to determine the 3 coefficient used to get the accurate temperature curve. The Heatermeter has presets for Thermowork cheif...

Check your settings, and it could be just as simply what Gary posted. If you still can't figure it out check for voltage on the Cat5 connector solder pads for blower, which should be up to 12v and servo5v

Thermoworks are probably the best you can get, which those seem to be. Stay away from Maverick probes, they are more expensive and tend to fail when you least expect them to. Thermoworks are just awesome, as they have a variety of types. I use the waterproof versions that have a very thin 4"...

I found a case that was made back in 2015, but im not sure what version it was for. https://www.stlfinder.com/model/heatermeter-case-OezeIy44/2651333/

I was able to locate the 4.2 version in my files. I will still see if I can find one somewhere

Tom or Bryan would probably be best. I will look, but Im probably sure I never printed a 4.0 case and dont have the file.

But thats not his problem, even if the setting is wrong the thermocouple should behave the same as anthing else. It sounds like he has the thermocouple wires reversed. So, negative is connected to the Positive. When the temperature goes up, the actual reading goes down.

Its your thermocouple, reverse the wires

OK, I just found the reason for the noise, and it has me stumped. So, I just finished printing a case for it and was getting it ready to be shipped when I reset the SD card back to HM stock and WiFi stock 192.168.201.1. I then turned it on. I then started to experience Noise again. So I...

LOL,

It's rock solid now, what a pain in the butt this was, I never had one this bad before.