chriscoli
Administrator
Are there any Arduino geeks on the forum that have developed anything for their fishroom?
Localzoo
Board of Directors
Omg yes, (geek/nerdgasm) please do tell.
Here is a YouTube link: for
Temp humidity and light - wonder if you can do that for each rack, row or each tank.
http://youtu.be/GDE5LW8rrF0
Ohh the possibilities.
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Here is a YouTube link: for
Temp humidity and light - wonder if you can do that for each rack, row or each tank.
http://youtu.be/GDE5LW8rrF0
Ohh the possibilities.
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JasonC
Members
plantedtank.net has some great threads on it for light controllers, auto dosers, etc.
definitely want to get into microcontrollers (tho most likely raspberry pi instead) in the fishroom, but really want to make sure I have a real need before introducing another failpoint into my system.
definitely want to get into microcontrollers (tho most likely raspberry pi instead) in the fishroom, but really want to make sure I have a real need before introducing another failpoint into my system.
mchambers
Former CCA member
I've read a couple of threads on this, probably at plantedtank.net, as Jason says, and thought that the concept sounded cool, because I like technology and programming, but then I remind myself that it doesn't really make sense to automate something if the process of automation takes more time than actually doing the something.
I have the same problem with my computer and various programs. Does it make sense to write a macro just because it's cool? Maybe.
So, if you figure out something cool to do with an arduino or raspberry pi, let me know and I'll copy it!
I have the same problem with my computer and various programs. Does it make sense to write a macro just because it's cool? Maybe.
So, if you figure out something cool to do with an arduino or raspberry pi, let me know and I'll copy it!
chriscoli
Administrator
What caught my eye was the ability to monitor the temperature of my fishroom remotely.
Yeah, there are sensors you can buy and use with an app on your smartphone.....I've actually tried a few. I'm not impressed with them so far.
Yeah, there are sensors you can buy and use with an app on your smartphone.....I've actually tried a few. I'm not impressed with them so far.
lkelly
Members
JasonC
Members
mchambers
Former CCA member
Since the OP is not a man, I thought the qualifier was appropriate.
I wasted quite a bit of time yesterday trying to write a macro in Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
I wasted quite a bit of time yesterday trying to write a macro in Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
Hawkman2000
Members
Have you guys checked out ReefPie?
Also check this out. The indivual components are pretty much universal.
http://reefll.com/
Also check this out. The indivual components are pretty much universal.
http://reefll.com/
mchambers
Former CCA member
Here's something that can control power, based on temperature readings, "originally based on the Arduino platform". Looks like you could run two heaters with two temperature sensors.
http://www.mechtechlab.com/portlet/
http://www.mechtechlab.com/portlet/