Part of the problem, I think, is that the diagram that this guy has written out doesn't match his video OR the diagram for the actual thermostat. In order for his diagram to "work", you have to flip the paper over, so the writing is on the bottom of the page and you have to try to read through it that way, or flip everything else upside down. THEN, when you hook it up based solely on his diagram, the thermostat doesn't even have power, because his diagram doesn't have the wire that goes from one bay to the other bay in the thermostat itself, like it's supposed to. HOWEVER, if you DO have the power connected in that way, you're putting ac to the dc receiver, which fries that **** relay. The relay has me completely confused, because it's a "stop light" according to Ed's layman's terms. Isn't that the entire point of the freaking thermostat? To stop power when necessary?! So why is this relay necessary? The relay is what's causing problems... It intakes DC and outputs AC, so it's like a converter, except that you need another converter to convert everything back. For MY understanding, that relay is stupid and unneccesary, but the guy claims that it's required for the thermostat to work. I need to research the stupid relay and figure out exactly what it does.
What kind of incubator was it?
Very cute. I think you could sell these, if you knew people that were "into" chickensFor the first time in months I felt like sewing yesterday. Look what I made!
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