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| Thanks for doing this. I only started reading your manual and you may address some of my concerns within it - but here they are.
Years of in-bin air drying experience tells me one sensor inside a bin, or even three sensors probably isn't enough. The corn on the bottom of even a small 7000 bushel bin may be 13% while the corn on top may be 20%. One sensor will not capture that at all. Three sensors have a chance on a small bin, but not on a larger bin.
One outside sensor can also cause an issue - proper placement is key, but what is proper placement? One basic system I bought years ago always read 10-15 degrees higher (and resultantly much lower relative humidity) than actual temperatures when the sun was shining. Because of it's placement, it was pretty much worthless.
I'm no computer programmer, but I would assume, the more sensors in a system, the more complex the programming needs to be to get the desired results. And a system without enough sensors will most definitely not yield the desired results. | |
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