Stoker Housing - Weatherproof

[J. Ray]

DJensen,

I just picked up one from a local electronics shop. I don't have the make or part number but it looks like the one in the following link, although it is a stereo version:

http://www.google.com/products...2yBQ&ved=0CC4Q8wIwAA

I recommend getting your panel first to make fitting and layout easier.

 

[DJensen]

JR - e-mail me again... lets see what we can do to get that underway.

 

[DJensen]

After much delay in my schedule, I finally got my panel installed into the Pelican case! Even the wife says it was a worthwhile project. It's nice to have everything I need in one nice neat package.

Thanks to JR for the assistance!

 

[Tony Rossini]

Dave:
Any pictures? Did you make any changes to the plan? I want to build one to include storage for the fan, probes, and cables.

 

[DJensen]

I followed JR's plan very closely. In fact, I purchased the panel from him, which was one of his prototype units. It worked out perfectly, though my soldering skills are greatly lacking. I really like having everything in one handy case... so does the missus!

 

[Billy Strickland]

OMG...nice work!!

I might be interested...of course assuming I isn't more than the stoker

 

[J. Ray]

Billy,

The price is vastly influenced by the number of options you wish to employ and also the type of components you choose for your build. A basic build would provide you with 6 - 1/4" plugs that could be used to run 2 fans with 1 food & 1 pit probe for each fan. Built with decent components, you are looking at about $320. This includes everything except for the Stoker system. Hope this helps...If you are serious, you can purchase the panel from me and I will include a parts list with links to acquire the needed components from the internet.

JR