PID Temperature Controller in a Box

[@mwm1960]

Tip: cut short pair of thermocouple wires to connect socket to PID.

[@DanaMyersK6JQ]

Rock's BBQ Stoker II is a low-voltage DC PID controller. Expandable and IoT. 5V PS.

[@akeeperoftheword]

Nice build, good info. Thanks.

[@davidlisle6084]

As for the letter punches and the spring punch - you get what you pay for.

[@KennethFinnegan]

I ultimately broke down and bought one of the nice sets from McMaster Carr

[@davidlisle6084]

@@KennethFinnegan I went online to see what you purchased -quite expensive really. But rather than fuss I think that is the perfect solution. I bought all the parts for my project. The most expensive parts were the case and handle LOL. Nevertheless hundreds of dollars, but I need the very fine temperature control obtainable. I'm using an Inkbird controller which has a function that allows for it to adjust the temperature after a short period reduced the wait time to a very small value +- 2. Very satisfactory.

[@scolic03]

I need to implement the exact thing you mentioned, a PID controller that doesn't overshoot, for a vape apparatus for my friend. How do I calculate the impulse response of the system? Its based on resistor heater around a glass vial, the temperature would be taken by the K-Type thermocouple.

[@bobmutchseo]

LOL, very interesting builder

[@DanaMyersK6JQ]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN_43700 you're welcome

[@ricewinner2596]

this video is all over the place. Obviously you actually know what your doing...but your just rambling on for what purpose..I don't know..

[@KennethFinnegan]

"Entertainment"