James Harvey
TVWBB Pro
Hi All,
I have the Stoker Black Box and have used it a few times so far. I have 2 racks of spares on right now and happened to be outside when it just came to temp.
I was wondering whether it worked on a simple Below Temp On, Above Temp Off principle or whether there was some intuitive process that allowed for tighter reactive control. More simply put, does it recognize a quick rise/slow rise increase and adjust the blower accordingly? From the 5 minutes I watched while hitting initial temp setting, it was just an on/off control. After watching for a few minutes an hour later at set temp it came on very briefly below setting and shut off right at setting. I'm curious as to whether these small blower on periods are what keeps the temps stable.
Perhaps I answered my own question above but I'd appreciate input from those with a better understanding.
JDH
I have the Stoker Black Box and have used it a few times so far. I have 2 racks of spares on right now and happened to be outside when it just came to temp.
I was wondering whether it worked on a simple Below Temp On, Above Temp Off principle or whether there was some intuitive process that allowed for tighter reactive control. More simply put, does it recognize a quick rise/slow rise increase and adjust the blower accordingly? From the 5 minutes I watched while hitting initial temp setting, it was just an on/off control. After watching for a few minutes an hour later at set temp it came on very briefly below setting and shut off right at setting. I'm curious as to whether these small blower on periods are what keeps the temps stable.
Perhaps I answered my own question above but I'd appreciate input from those with a better understanding.
JDH