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We can create a dew heater controller. Each FET can handle a ton of power without requiring a heat sink and is PWM controllable. Would use RCA jacks for connections and need some kind of simple control? What about temp/humidity sensors to automatically adjust? Word is that is mostly useful for Schmidt/Cass's.
Would require a very heavy duty power supply/wiring option. A std barrel jack won't do it. We should use separate power supplies for the arduino/FET's to prevent noise.
Things to consider:
4 channel, 10Amp fused
Adjustable low battery cut off & warning
Simple 1-wire temp sensors for auto-adjusting 1-2 channels
All channels should have manual adjustment in 10% increments
LED or some other indicator for showing which channels are on/off
Using some N-channel P-MOSFET's like this:
http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?vendor=0&keywords=irlb8721
We can create a dew heater controller. Each FET can handle a ton of power without requiring a heat sink and is PWM controllable. Would use RCA jacks for connections and need some kind of simple control? What about temp/humidity sensors to automatically adjust? Word is that is mostly useful for Schmidt/Cass's.
Would require a very heavy duty power supply/wiring option. A std barrel jack won't do it. We should use separate power supplies for the arduino/FET's to prevent noise.
Things to consider:
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