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On my original PID, I just happen to have them around, and that's what I used. For this, just mere preference, as they are already soldered on my power supplies. I use the power supplies in hostile environments (drag strip) for other stuff, where they can come unplugged or vibrate out...

For my HM, I purchased locking power connectors from Digikey (763KSW-ND and SC1047-ND).. I assembled everything as per the Wiki, but, I think I'll be adding fan and power connectors using the SC1047-ND's to the side of the case, over by the probe area, while leaving the "stock" 12v input. I...

Had the parts for mine sitting forever + a case from Matt.. finally assembled and worked on first powerup. Looking forward to using.. once I find those probes I ordered......

The JLD612 is a cheap chinese PID controller .. not sure if I can post links to what I built or not, as I'm new and not too familiar with the forum rules.. but google away and you'll find it

For just a flat out controller, I made my own with JLD612 PID controllers. They work great

Thanks, everybody. Looking forward to collecting all of the HeaterMeter parts and getting it going. Getting married soon so the time for toys is a little short.. but there's always time for BBQ :)

Hey everyone, just saying hello. I've been a lurker for a while, saw the heatermeter project years ago but never bit the bullet and made one. I've put together a PID controller for my chargriller smokin' pro and now one for my UDS, but I've just read up on the latest and greatest on the...