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I saw this a few days ago. I think the CHIP still has an advantage because of the built in WiFi. Truly an iOT device. The only problem I see with it is it is not available just yet, so who knows. Looks promising though. The Rpi does have a huge base, lots of distros, peripherals, etc. I...

The design is really well done. The boards fit really well, not easy to make it so compact when you are starting with something like the RPi. The fits really well too. Then the software. I know it is based on OpenWRT. That was a very smart choice though, so much functionality... and it has...

I just got my heatermerter fired up for the first time and I have to say nice work to all the contributors here. I still have a few things to sort out before my first smoke, but this was all much easier than I expected it to be. The build was pretty straightforward, the fit between all the...

CHIP looks like a great option for the heatermeter. Containers, interesting, but it seems like overkill.

@Ralph - thanks for the feedback. I'll be using this on my WSM, so I think a thermocouple is not required. I did get a "high temp" pit probe though based on your feedback. My WSM has never hit 500 deg, so I think I'll be more than good there with a 700 deg pit probe. If I make a second one...

I'm finally taking the plunge on the heatermeter. I have good deal of experience with microcontrollers Arduinos, RPis, though I really spend more of my time now building guitar pedals, I really love the analog stuff, and I do play. So I bought the 4.2.4 board, and stuffed it will all the parts...