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Pretty neat app. In the screenshot, what's the -123.7 number? Edit: Nevermind. I got it figured out. Variance from setpoint. Also, the alarms aren't always triggering for me. The text turns red but the alarm doesn't sound. If I rotate the screen (portrait to landscape), then it...

I'm guessing you could have one SD card setup for your home and another setup for your grandparents?

Dave: Could you shoot and post a picture of this? Also, do you know the model of the jack you used? Thanks

Do these have a different coefficient than the et732's?

Thanks Bryan. I had visions of myself stumbling around at 3 a.m. in the morning and forgetting to reset an alarm after stoking the fire. ;)

If one wants the style of screws in the pictures below, is this the metric setup?

I've been testing with my Gmail account and that doesn't have that problem.

I've been playing around with the Android app Handcent SMS . It has the capability to change ringtones (or even alarm) based upon the text originator. From what I've seen it looks promising. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.handcent.nextsms&hl=en

Thanks. Everything seems to be working. I also stumbled on the Archive tab. Pretty slick. About the only thing I need now is an Android app to make the SMS message from myself into an alarm instead of a chirp so I will wake up at night if I'm doing an overnight cook. The app "Tasker" has...

OK. I re-booted and pretty much go it working. I still don't get the "SMTP" tab under Linkmeter, but I do get it under "Services", so that's all that really matters. Bryan, is there a minor typo on your Github alarm scripts page wiki? Should the word "non-zero" but changed to zero...

I'm trying to setup a new heatermeter and cannot for the life of me get the SMTP tab to come up (I do have an "Alarm Scripts" tab however). I've written the latest openwrt-rpi.zip file from http://capnbry.net/linkmeter/snapshots/bcm2708/ to an SD card and then booted the SD card. After...

I looked a bunch trying to find a compatible DC power jack and couldn't find anything either. My Auber fan uses a dc connector and I'm not real enthused about cutting the end off it and putting on an RCA plug. Here's what my "dongle" looks like. It would be nice if there was a dc adapter...

You already touched on the ethernet port. That would be the biggest thing I would miss. I have found the ethernet port to be very valuable when trying to get the wifi setup. I suppose you could do the SD card setup on the model b and then pop it in the model a. ???

A little heads up on the 3D printing (and I'm no expert either so anyone can correct me), but there have been two different technologies used to print the cases. The first is Selective Laser Sintering (SLS), which is described here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_laser_sintering and...

I had the some problem with the connection dropping on my first cook. My wireless router is on one side of the house and the location where I do most of my cooking is on the other side. I didn't think it would be enough to cause problems, but I purchased and used an extender / booster for...

There's a more affordable case located in this thread: http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?37515-My-stand-alone-heatermeter But it's going to require more soldering. I use the auber fan with mine. Here's a pic of the setup. The hole that the wires are coming out of are where the RCA adapter...

Very cool. Is this process similar to the process that Shapeway uses (with powder somehow)? Also, lurking around the Shapeway's forums they talk a lot about how print orientation has a big impact on the quality. The two that turned out good for me from Shapeways it looks like they were...

I'd be curious to see pictures of the reprap also.

I look forward to seeing it. Out of curiosity how long does it take to print either a top or bottom?

Here's some info on the polished from shapeway. http://www.shapeways.com/materials/strong-flexible-design-guidelines Looks like it's either tumbled or blasted with beads. About the only downside I can see it that takes around 0.1mm off. If that's 0.1mm on each side (for a total of...