12-30-2018, 03:59 PM
Sounds like you won't have any issues assembling it, without the cases you just need to mount the PCB and plug the display into it's PCB and your ready to power up. I send the PCB's with the Arduinos mounted and programmed so I can do some testing.
Waiting a few more months might be the best and I'm very sorry about all the confusion, at this point I've decided I want to finish this software update before redoing the website as I'll have to redo it after this is finished either way. At that point I'm also making some videos so you'll be able to see better what you'll get, if you saw the current videos on YouTube they are very old and don't do the controller any justice. So yeah at this point I'm not focused on sales as I need to get this finished and why everything is a mess. :(
As I mentioned in the shipping thread I'll have another option in about a month and without cases the weight won't be an issue and shipping would likely be $60-$70 with full tracking.
On a side note, you can connect 2 standard 8 channel relay modules giving you 16 AC outlets but after that you need a special I2C converter to connect more as the Arduino doesn't have enough I/O pins to support more. I should have these by the time you order if you need more outlets.
Waiting a few more months might be the best and I'm very sorry about all the confusion, at this point I've decided I want to finish this software update before redoing the website as I'll have to redo it after this is finished either way. At that point I'm also making some videos so you'll be able to see better what you'll get, if you saw the current videos on YouTube they are very old and don't do the controller any justice. So yeah at this point I'm not focused on sales as I need to get this finished and why everything is a mess. :(
As I mentioned in the shipping thread I'll have another option in about a month and without cases the weight won't be an issue and shipping would likely be $60-$70 with full tracking.
On a side note, you can connect 2 standard 8 channel relay modules giving you 16 AC outlets but after that you need a special I2C converter to connect more as the Arduino doesn't have enough I/O pins to support more. I should have these by the time you order if you need more outlets.
