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infinityskis
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Post by infinityskis »

hey amidnightproject since you use 2 blankets with one controller does this create any problems?

does one blanket get hotter that the other?

if it doesnt please tell how cuz im starting my heat blanket wiring
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infinityskis wrote:hey amidnightproject since you use 2 blankets with one controller does this create any problems?

does one blanket get hotter that the other?

if it doesnt please tell how cuz im starting my heat blanket wiring
I am running one controller to control 1 relay right now for two blankets. I have a seperate PID to act as a temperature gauge to watch the second blanket to make sure it doesn't run and if it does i just flip a toggle to kill power to that one blanket. And yes, one blanket will heat up faster then another. for me it's the bottom blanket as the top blanket gets dissipated through the cat track.

I will be re-doing my setup once i get some time to have two relays. One for each blanket for better system control. And will be buying the new controllers from omega. And so I can set different temps for top and bottom when i want without baby sitting.
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Post by Buz »

amp - you ski saddleback much?
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Post by amidnightproject »

Nah I don't.

Mostly Sunday River and Sugarloaf. Thats where my roots are for the most part and most of my friends/people I know ride those two.

I'd like to get over there though.
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Post by Buz »

my buddy and i are thinking about heading up that way to do their randonee race tomorrow. i'll be keeping my eyes peeled for any Volition skis out there.
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Rockin!

Where you coming up from?
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Comin up from MA, hope to stay with a buddy at Sunday River then head further North tomorrow.
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Post by skidesmond »

I love the scene! Never would have thought of using that as a back drop.
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Great idea Chris, it works really well.
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Post by amidnightproject »

Thanks guys.

I've been checking the train yards regularly waiting for the right colors to come through. Finally got what I was looking for. Good lighting too.
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Post by amidnightproject »

Milestone!

Don't have to babysit my PID anymore. WOOOO!!! Though this does probably mean my BTSR will go down guys...
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Post by skidesmond »

Sometimes when BTSR is too high it can have an inverse effect on the end product or cause injury. It's a funny ratio like that. ;)
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Reminds me...need to buy beer!
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Post by amidnightproject »

I've yet to notice an inverse effect on the end product, only slight injury ;)

Like wise I've noticed STSR (sleep to ski ratio) has an inverse effect on everything :(
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