Recent content by thatoneguy3000

appreciate the input guys! Guess a robot just might be the ticket

Total newb still... but i searched best i could. The one promising thread i found, derailed into a SLAM sermon, and didn't actually answer what i was looking for. My pool has a dedication suction side cleaner. I think its a hayward navigator or similar. Anyway, it does decent, especially with...

i guess i should have said "for now"... plenty i need to educate myself on with it.

fair enough. Ill start planning it. And thanks for the reading material! appreciate the info. didnt think about doing a 4x dilution, but will keep in mind if i have this issue again will look into liquid, and do some more reading on the tabs to better educate myself. Dont see myself going the...

First time pool owner. Had some great help here, on my electronics last summer, first months with new house. Well California has gotten beat with rain/hailstorms, and i didnt think my test strips were giving me accurate ideas of pool chemistry. So, I Got my TF-Pro kit. I like the magnetic mixer...

ouch. appreciate the heads up.

that's a ton of great info guys. I really appreciate the help, but i will say, makes me a bit uneasy as im not too savvy. never soldered before or anything. but im going to maybe (safely) tinker a bit more, before maybe sending the board out to someone that knows what they're doing. otherwise...

i barely had the skills to use my multimeter i had to google which one was the "tone option":)

I double checked for just pins 1&2. I got the same reading plus tone, regardless of lead placement.

ok so not sure if i did this right... my mutimeter has what lookslike diode test symbol and the tone, on the same spot. so, this is what i did... i tested each of the 4 pins against each other ones, 1&2, 1&3 etc... these are the results. for reference, my assignemt of pins 1,2,3,4 is shown in...

1&2 = no tone 1&3 = good tone also, not really sure what i'm looking for, but these look maybe corroded/dirty?