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I agree.... it will not work.. I know cause I bought one in 2011 look at the pics to match it to the above: http://www.ebay.com/itm/271925240103 Then look at the description: "This relay module is 5V active low." yes, the right ones cost a few bucks more and have screw terminals.... your t...

my brain hurts, can someone put a writeup link as a sticky on page 1, in big bold font so I can implement this without reading 4 pages?

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i do not think it is possible to do RIMS properly with a mechanical relay, for a mechanical relay to work, you would need an element of such low watt-density that the element will either be too small to work, too large to put into a rims tube, or a tube so large it holds a significant portion of you...

Can You have a look at this: http://www.ebay.it/itm/8-Channel-10Amp-SPDT-Power-Relay-Module-Board-DC5V-Version-/130806507081?hash=item1e74ace649 Or do You have any links where I can buy it? Thank you Luca that one (or a 12v one) will work fine, many of us have purchased form 'electronic-salon' and ...

I think I just cried a little....

so nice!

those graphs look funny, are you running a pump only part of the time and the flat part is when the pump is not running? my mash graph with pid is a flat line...

there is a very prominent sticky in the programming section of this forum.. just follow it and you are all set.

Here is the phoenix part number for the ones with the correct wire orientation: MC 1,5/10-ST-3,5 $5 each... http://www.newark.com/phoenix-contact/mc-1-5-10-st-3-5/plug-free-3-5mm-10way/dp/14J3290 seems like a no-brainer for BH or whoever to buy 500 @ $2 each and sell them as a $4 each option to thos...