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    Default Snow machine/Fog machine controllers

    I have been designing circuit boards and electronics for myself as a hobby for many years, and now I would like to get into selling some light show-related boards.
    Currently, I have a DMX controller for adding DMX snow machines that do not have it built-in, as well as a simple relay board for automatically refilling the fluid for snow machines from a larger container. Both of these boards also work with fog machines.

    I also plan to design and sell more products in the future.

    They are both available on my Etsy store here - https://www.etsy.com/shop/Randomaker...on_id=42081361
    Last edited by Randomaker; 03-14-2023 at 03:46 PM.

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    Default Re: Snow machine/Fog machine controllers

    Nice. It would be helpful to provide a bit of documention, such as how-to-use, etc. I don't see a link there on your Etsy page. There are many different fog machines in the wild and rather than answer how to work with each one, a single document can explain the basics so that the DIY'er can take it from there. What may be obvious to you is not always obvious to someone who wants to implement your solution. Just a couple ideas...

    Keep inventing!

    http://digwdf.org/store/
    Even though the DIGWDF Store has been closed for almost five years, it's still awesome!
    User guides, documentation and other files are still free and available for downloading.

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    Default Re: Snow machine/Fog machine controllers

    Quote Originally Posted by dirknerkle View Post
    Nice. It would be helpful to provide a bit of documention, such as how-to-use, etc. I don't see a link there on your Etsy page. There are many different fog machines in the wild and rather than answer how to work with each one, a single document can explain the basics so that the DIY'er can take it from there. What may be obvious to you is not always obvious to someone who wants to implement your solution. Just a couple ideas...

    Keep inventing!
    There is a link to documentation about the controller on it's page. I dont have any documentation about the relay board yet, I should definitely write something up about that. Thanks for the feedback!

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