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Yeah, but that's no fun. But is there an actual reason as to why it does that? Any relation to my noise issue or is that purely on the probe end? Sorry if this shouldn't be here. Now I just need to teach my dad how to use it and remember it.

One thing I have noticed is that if the wrong probe type is set it will read wayyy off. I have also noticed it is best to leave them at 72/73 if you run no probe as with my board it will pull random numbers out of thin air for the temp values.

First trial with it and seems to work well, just wish it could control the pellet function of the smoker and all is perfect in the world! The few times i hooked up the probe to the unit it belonged to and read within roughly 4*F. I do however have noise on all the probes from 5-12 whatever unit...

Thanks man!

Wonder if they meant my order? :) Everything is all soldered up, except TR1 as have yet to figure out exactly where that one goes. Only issues so far is lack of wifi stick (thought I had one), and the speaker does not report. Few solder points needs to be cleaned up, some appear to be...

The price would be worth it as probe costs are nearing $100 already as they burn out and or get wet. I know with the arduino you can run a 1 wire thermocoupler setup (single amp) to read as many as you want but I do not know if that functionality is available for the Pi...

Just wanted to start off by saying this is a great looking product! The object this would be used on will be a CornGlow wood pellet/corn smoker/grill. So I have been looking at building a wireless web server thermometer reader lately for my dad and was originally going to build it using an...