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Exactly.Shut up and take my money.
....seriously, this is vey cool and I think is the "next step" for aquarium automation, very interested in seeing how this plays out.
I agree Rev! This is an awesome community in MANY ways!Thrilled that one of our members has come up with this amazing device! Game changer!
There is an occasional outlier, as can be seen in the diurnal swing graph. It uses a reagent, and if the reagent runs out, then that currently causes the output to show a false large sudden alk spike, but these issues can be handled with better anomaly detection algorithms in the software. Once broken in, which takes just a day or two, there is virtually no drift. Reagent aging might cause some drift, but I actually have a solution to greatly minimize that issue that I just haven't implemented yet. There is a calibration procedure that can be run any time. With calibration, the unit is basically as accurate as the calibration standards are.
I as well would be happy to help by sending funds and help test this. As a software programmer,that sort of thing is right in my wheelhouse!I'd do the same. I test my alkalinity at least every other day with 2 different tests.
Cool idea, very innovative.There is an occasional outlier, as can be seen in the diurnal swing graph. It uses a reagent, and if the reagent runs out, then that currently causes the output to show a false large sudden alk spike, but these issues can be handled with better anomaly detection algorithms in the software. Once broken in, which takes just a day or two, there is virtually no drift. Reagent aging might cause some drift, but I actually have a solution to greatly minimize that issue that I just haven't implemented yet. There is a calibration procedure that can be run any time. With calibration, the unit is basically as accurate as the calibration standards are.