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MYPIN TA4 PID manual, programming instructions and general PID/SSR info - by request
If you look at the specs on eBay they call for power supply of 90 to 260 volts AC or DC. So should work.- hugh131
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- Forum: Smoker Builds
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MYPIN TA4 PID manual, programming instructions and general PID/SSR info - by request
My unit is a TA4-SNR. The relay click turned out to be the alarm which also does not have a signal out. I Have been in communication with MyPin China by Skype, email and messaging. They had me do numerous tests on the unit. One of the things they wanted was the open circuit voltage from pins...- hugh131
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- Forum: Smoker Builds
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MYPIN TA4 PID manual, programming instructions and general PID/SSR info - by request
I am amazed by the amount of electronics/computer knowledge on this form. I am hoping that someone can help me or confirm my diagnosis or fix my new TA4 SNR.I suspect that the TA 4 is bad. I have the TA4 wired to a SSR 25DD 25 amp. As soon as I energise the TA4 the SSR turns on. If SV is less...- hugh131
- Post #66
- Forum: Smoker Builds
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Old smoker in South Carolina
It looked good to me. I think you could have used more smoke but if it taste good that's what counts. My cook was for 34 lbs and followed the Smoke and Spice book The Renowned Mr. Brown. Smoked with Oak logs for fuel. I smoked for 18 hours at approximately 220 degrees. -
Old smoker in South Carolina
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Old smoker in South Carolina
My name is Hugh and I'm 83. I retired from DOD after 34 years of service. My job started with working with electronics but was promoted to management. Obviously I've been BBQing for some time and I'm still learning. My previous smoker was the offset firebox style. One time I smoked pulled...
