Wouldn’t 660amps be better used melting the snow with a plasma gun?
The resulting water turning back to ice might not be so pedestrian friendly I guess. Maybe 660amps is enough to turn snow to steam..
I am waiting for one of these to arrive with an arduino and a pair of 2.5 series chip xbees.
I am trying to understand how it will appear in my PC. Does it show up as a com port that I treat as a serial I/O?
Or is it a modem? I want to use Pure Data to play with it and am just trying to wrap my modest brain around it.
The transition to software development has been slow for me.
I’d suggest using solder paste, or a very fine tip with solder. Just line up the first pin as best as you can then the diagonal oppostie pin, so that the board is over the pads exactly. Then just run along and do each pin in between. If you look at the Surface Mount Components tutorial on this site the same techniques apply.
You might get a better bubble count if you put black food dye in the water in the airlock. Or something similar to make the water less transparent.
Also if perchance your fermenting outside or with windows open where bugs can enter – I find they get attracted to the CO2 or smell or something and end up dead inside the water in the airlock which defeats the purpose of a hygenic seal.. So try putting a wad of cotten ball over or in the outlet – J.I.C.
Product COM-10469 | about a year ago
Will this work with the el-sequencer?
Product WIG-10216 | about a year ago
Soooooooo shouldn’t this be the V3?
“Logomatic v3 Serial SD Datalogger”
News - Gravatar! | about a year ago
Just wanna see if I have one too.
News - Snow Plowing with Robotic… | about a year ago
Wouldn’t 660amps be better used melting the snow with a plasma gun?
The resulting water turning back to ice might not be so pedestrian friendly I guess. Maybe 660amps is enough to turn snow to steam..
Product WRL-09819 | about 2 years ago
I am waiting for one of these to arrive with an arduino and a pair of 2.5 series chip xbees.
I am trying to understand how it will appear in my PC. Does it show up as a com port that I treat as a serial I/O?
Or is it a modem? I want to use Pure Data to play with it and am just trying to wrap my modest brain around it.
The transition to software development has been slow for me.
Product WRL-09913 | about 2 years ago
How does the USB interface work here? Is a USB interface chip required?
Product WRL-09913 | about 2 years ago
I’d suggest using solder paste, or a very fine tip with solder. Just line up the first pin as best as you can then the diagonal oppostie pin, so that the board is over the pads exactly. Then just run along and do each pin in between. If you look at the Surface Mount Components tutorial on this site the same techniques apply.
Product WRL-08664 | about 2 years ago
A much newer product manual is available here
http://ftp1.digi.com/support/documentation/90000982_B.pdf
Product DEV-08957 | about 3 years ago
Thanks for taking the time to show that. I was looking for this information exactly!
Tutorial - Bubble Logger | about 3 years ago
You might get a better bubble count if you put black food dye in the water in the airlock. Or something similar to make the water less transparent.
Also if perchance your fermenting outside or with windows open where bugs can enter – I find they get attracted to the CO2 or smell or something and end up dead inside the water in the airlock which defeats the purpose of a hygenic seal.. So try putting a wad of cotten ball over or in the outlet – J.I.C.