I haven't had an issue with the one you mentioned but I got one of the sets that has the little base and the 4 units that go in the tents and one of them randomly loses connection but I think it's because of an extra wall between that one and the base.
My grow room breaks most wifi products. I suppose the foam board with the foil i lined the room with is creating a faraday cage effect.
Actually I got it to connect on their 2.4 network. Turned out the problem was my account wasn't really signed in. When I tried to load it onto another piece of hardware (thank you @Hook Daddy ) it prompted me to login in and voila it worked...... go figure.
I had the problem with connecting to 2.4 myself. What I don't get, is if it can't find the 5g during the search, why can't it find the 2.4? When I shut off the 5g, it finds the 2.4 then.
Yeah I bought this like 6 weeks ago and they immediately sent me a second one that wouldn't connect but their support is a struggle, never in real time. But it's either build this or buy a Cannatrol.
Does the 5G and the 2.4g network share the same name? The inkbird may not recognize the network if it thinks it a duplicate.
Ok yea, that makes sense. I'm not real savvy on networks anymore. It's there a way to seperate and name each individual frequency?
I thought about it too, but I figured I'd try the silicon mesh, on the shelves that came with the fridge, first.
It shouldn’t be too difficult. Get into your router. Usually you can type the IP address of the router into your browser. The IP is most likely written on the router itself. Then go into advanced settings and look around.
I've been in the advanced settings. It's how I was able to get my Inkbird to connect. I had to shut off 5g frequency, connect the inkbird to 2.4g, then turn the 5g back on. I had to do the same for my controller 69 pro. My thinking is it would take 2 routers. 1 for each frequency. Again I haven't messed around with this kinda shit for years, so I'm not really sure how it works.
What's your average room humidity? Mine is going to be in the mid to upper 50s, maybe pushing 60 at some points of the day, and I'm wondering if the dehuey can keep up.
I’m on the east coast, our humidity is through the roof, averaging 80 and up, but the cooler is such a small closed environment the outside humidity doesn’t have as much effect as the temp. The humidity in the cooler is just the buds shedding water unless you open the door a lot, I generally don’t open the cooler once it’s running.
Ok cool. I'm gonna chop tonight, hang til Tuesday night, and cut them down to buds and throw them in.
I would rather...... not. LolHey, gave me an idea for a name for a new thread!
"Would you rather.....?"
Would make for some funny posts. Or not.
My new cooler is just cruising, the temp and humidity is fairly constant so I’m just going to let it cure for a while. It’s staying within a degree for temp and a percent or two for humidity.Ok cool. I'm gonna chop tonight, hang til Tuesday night, and cut them down to buds and throw them in.
I haven’t noticed the dehumidifier freezing up, I’ll have to watch and see. If mine has it must have defrosted and started working again on its own. I have a fairly fresh batch that went in this weekend, no dry first, maybe I’ll set the step a bit large and make it work hard just to see what happens.
