How many Heatermeter/Raspi built so far

[T. Stinnett]

I'm up and running also. Thanks Bryan, great project.

Link to today's live babyback and fatty cook here: http://24.159.18.7:8080

And a screenshot of my slightly customized interface:

 

[RalphTrimble]

Wow, nice new look on the graph! Guess I need to do an update on my HM this weekend......

 

[T. Stinnett]

It's not an update. Details on customizing the interface can be found in this thread: http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?39597-How-do-I-edit-the-main-Heatermeter-display-page&highlight=editor

Good read, I spent a few hours playing around and landed on this. Post in that thread and I can provide some more detail if others are interested.

 

[Darren C.]

Yep. That does look nice.

 

[Joel Peterson]

Link to today's live babyback and fatty cook here: http://24.159.18.7:8080

Thanks for this. I've learned a lot about how HeaterMeter works by watching your cook yesterday and today. I hope the shoulder turns out great.

 

[Bryan Mayland]

Link to today's live babyback and fatty cook here: http://24.159.18.7:8080

Ha HA! How great is this? I've never actually watched someone else's cook. Mine is always online at http://home.capnbry.net:22675/luci/

 

[T. Stinnett]

Just started a dedicated thread here for live cooks for others to post into.. its horribly addicting to watch someone else's cook.

http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?45777-Post-you-live-HeaterMeter-Cooks

 

[Darren C.]

Ha HA! How great is this? I've never actually watched someone else's cook. Mine is always online at http://home.capnbry.net:22675/luci/

I love this idea.

@Bryan, How many connections can the Pi (or HM) support? When I first built mine, I was so excited I was showing it to few of my friends and family. After a few connections, I started noticing issues connecting. I logged in via ssh and killed a few processes and things were good again. Since then, I've started thinking that I might better be a bit more judicious about sharing links to my heatermeter.

 

[Bryan Mayland]

The server supports up to 10 connections at a time, so I guess that depends on how many connections a web browser will make at once.

 

[T Hayes]

Just built my heatermeter 4.0 + raspberry pi. Powered up with no problems on first try! Haven't had a chance to use it on a cook yet, hopefully this weekend.

Thanks to the community for developing this project and all the support that is provided on these forums.

 

[Geoff Parris]

Edit: board finally shipped! Will be getting started with build next week

 

[M Hoskins]

Just finished my build recently. I'll be using it for a brisket tonight

 

[John Bostwick]

Well, if my previous HMs count prior to Rpi, I would have about 5 made HM. Getting ready to build 2 more this week.

 

[J Leaming]

Just posting to say that I've completed my heatermeter v4 and ran it through a test. I'm using it on my UDS with a servo damper and a blower. A little tweaking to the PID setting and it seems to hold temps very steady. Thanks for all the hard work Brian.

 

[DougBeridon]

Posting to let you guys know that I built a HM (4.1.2) today while watching the World Cup games. Hope to complete Tom's servo set up and have a test run this weekend. Thanks to everyone especially Bryan for all the hard work in making this such a great project.

 

[CGill]

I just completed my HM 4.1.4 this past weekend, using the 3D printed case and also ordered a Rotodamper.

I've got 2 more 4.1.4 boards that I'm gonna use to build for my friends.

 

[RalphTrimble]

Yah, wow, this thread had disappeared for a while now.... I know I got a few more HM's under my belt at this point...

 

[Peter F]

So far I have build 32 heatermeters….. Waiting for version 4.2 before I make another batch.

 

[Dave Robson]

I have my 4.0 up and running and have used it for a few cooks. I'll have the fan and rotodamper wired in by the weekend.

 

[Mark Workman]

I have build 3 HMs (v4.1.4). Using Tom's great case(s). Sharing with friends!