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    building a pid controller

    assembled the box today that holds the pid and the ssr.
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    building a pid controller

    well I have everything done and hooked up to the smoker. today is gonna be the test day. heres some pics hope you guys enjoy.
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    building a pid controller

    hahahhaha dave
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    building a pid controller

    I thought about that but im not out anything its a 20 year old hair dryer. cheaper than buying one.
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    building a pid controller

    thanks dave from another dave lol!!
  11. 2010ultra

    Paint or not to paint that is the ?

    lmao my thoughts exactly dave. I think it looks classic just like it is.
  12. 2010ultra

    Can't figure which variable to adjust

    that's a lot of variables for the first smoke. im fairly new to smoking too. first off id concentrate on your temps. then your cook times. once you get your temps down everything is a snap.
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    building a pid controller

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    building a pid controller

    well I cant find the right a/c fan I want to use so im gonna use the blower fan out of a hair dryer. its the perfect size to plumb into the 2 in bung in the firebox. once I get it built ill set the controller to autotune and let the controller do all the work. ill keep you up to date cfarmer...
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    Paint or not to paint that is the ?

    its a uds lol. do I dare paint it? your input would be greatly appreciated.
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    building a pid controller

    well im gonna have to use an ssr and power an a/c fan. I fried the dc fan lmao. ssr is ordered so ill keep you guys up to date. controller is working perfectly. have temp set to 225 degrees, fan kicks in at 5 degrees below and shuts off 5 degrees above temp.
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    building a pid controller

    so if I go through the output on the controller ill be fine on the fan?
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