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Hey guys, sorry been away learning CAD ! I designed a temp probe potting tube and hanging arm for it. I'll post it on Thingiverse if you want and have access to a 3D printer?
Theres a lengthy documentation on this. @Erica-Renee had went through this at length for her builds. I just find playing with 4.7K/10K resistor and 3.3V or 5V power supply easierIf I understand this right, I will have to figure out what temp probe length I need then figure out what resistor to use?
Wire type and voltage also plays a big roll. I am using what i think is 32g CAT3 .Theres a lengthy documentation on this. @Erica-Renee had went through this at length for her builds. I just find playing with 4.7K/10K resistor and 3.3V or 5V power supply easier
Something like this works for mechanical switches.I have been working on my box waiting for my temp probe and optical sensor for the ato to come in. I have a question reguarding the ato. If I wanted to use floats how would I wire them in?
Yes so far so good with the Mike Lane board, it has performed flawlessly! There is a header or connector for everything you could want, its only weakness is it only uses 9 channels of the PCA9685, but thats easily solved by adding another PCA adafruit board if you need more.Keep us posted. The Mike Lane boards look nice. @Bigtrout used one for his build and really likes it.
I like the clear case. I just find it amusing to see the internalsI have been at a stand still waiting for the board so I decided to play around with a case. Which one do you like better? The plastic case only needed a couple of holes cut for ato and temp sensor where the metal case would rquire more work. The pi hat only has the ato and temp circuits. I have not put in the outlet controls as of yet.