So a new guy gets an MES, and after a run or two, something isn't right. He thinks it needs a PID. I, who has an MES for quite some time now, figure it's just the same old MES problems that every MES owner knows about, and it doesn't have anything to do with the control unit. So I proceed to try to explain what the problems are with the MES units. You, on the other hand want to help him buy something that just maybe he really doesn't need, because you don't know the MES like MES long time owners know it. I would have only made the comment once, but then after you encouraged him to buy a PID (DIY or not), I figured I should try to explain the workings of the MES. That last post was my last post, and he could do what he wanted, because like I said, it was his money, except for my 2 1/2 cents.
That was it, it was up to him, but then along came an ankle biter using words like silly, live & let live, attitude like our government, and other typical smart#$% comments.
Everything I have learned, I try to help others with. I don't need a wise guy telling me to live & let live.
No matter what kind of smart$%^ reply you come up with now, it will not get me to respond. I don't like to do this to this forum. Others know who's trying to start trouble here.
BTW: I said this----[color= rgb(24, 24, 24)]I don't have to know anything about PID controllers to point out that the MES digital controller works fine on it's own.[/color]
And you say I said this---I don't know what it is or how it works and don't need to know to know that you don't need it
If you don't see the difference between those two sentences----Never mind.
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Flyweed,
Sorry for stepping on your thread with an argument. I tried to help you. I gave you what I know about the MES. You know the decision is up to you entirely. Whatever you do, I hope it works out great for you, so we can all get some Awesome Qview from you real soon.
Bearcarver
