PID Controller. Needed to get more accurate temperature control so I build a PID controller that is very accurate. Just tested it on a one hour test and I am very happy with it. Maybe I can still fine tune a bit more.
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Looks great
Looks good. I looked up the price of one of those on Amazon just now - close to $150, not including a TC or any additional parts, etc.
I did my own with an Auber PID several years ago. The PID was $45 and with a K-type TC, an SSR and a few other things to make it all work the total cost was around $75.
(http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b355/roadijeff/Food/IMG_0594_zpsfd6577ea.jpg)
Quote from: TedEbear on May 29, 2017, 05:52:50 PM
Looks good. I looked up the price of one of those on Amazon just now - close to $150, not including a TC or any additional parts, etc.
I did my own with an Auber PID several years ago. The PID was $45 and with a K-type TC, an SSR and a few other things to make it all work the total cost was around $75.
(http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b355/roadijeff/Food/IMG_0594_zpsfd6577ea.jpg)
Your controller look great. The Auber PID is not available in South Africa so I made my own. Will give it a good test next week when I plan to smoke again.