Thank you for watching my video! Please comment with where you are from so that I can say hi. If you want to you are also welcome to tell me about your system, or what you plan.
Eagerly waiting for EC monitor. Also I want to see how you install this solution directly into the running system. What I want to know is how to give power supply the casing etc to pack your arduino and install it for monitoring.
Thanks for the explanation Pierre. A couple of questions if I may. The water solution used for rinsing. Is it distilled water? What happens if the probe is left in the hydroponics water for long periods. Can the probe be left for long periods in distilled water? How long does the probe last and what parts of the probe will need replacing over time?
Dale distilled water will be best for rinsing. pH probes do not last long when submerged permanently. Some are better than others but because of the principle of working, they degrade quite quickly. The manufacturer suggests replacement every 6 months with this specific probe. A better way to handle this is not to leave your probe permanently in the system and it will last much longer. I will try to answer this better in the next video.
@@doitwithpierre210 OK thanks Pierre. I am wanting to automate the probe being inserted into the hydroponics water whereby it will take readings every day. When not submerged it will be withdrawn from the water until the task is required again the next day. I am just wondering if the probe can just be pulled out with a motor and left in air, or does it need to rest in distilled water or re-inserted into the supplied cap. Your opinion greatly appreciated thanks
Thanks Pierre for this video. I am going to build the EC sensor project first and get used to your program and operation. Then I’m going to make this pH sensor. Will I have to use 2 Arduino boards or can both projects work on the same board ???
Thanks, Pierre for these series. I have a quick question: Is it possible to have a system that automatically regulates the PH ...say, the system reads a PH value that is way off the charts and it automatically initiates a dilution of the system, either with pure water or some sought of chemical (acid or base) depending on the PH?
Thank you for watching my video! Please comment with where you are from so that I can say hi. If you want to you are also welcome to tell me about your system, or what you plan.
Very well explained and was very helpful, so thank you for sharing the video!
My pleasure, and thank you for your kind words.
Very well explained, Thank you so much ❤
Thanks Pierre for all the helpful info. I am going to try it out.
Best of luck!
Thanks Pierre, very interesting and informative videos. I want to do it for my hydroponic
Thanks Pierre. Your videos are really informative. I'm following closely.
Thanks Kevin. You will like the next one.
Eagerly waiting for EC monitor. Also I want to see how you install this solution directly into the running system. What I want to know is how to give power supply the casing etc to pack your arduino and install it for monitoring.
The EC will come soon. Normal plastic casing and soldered on breadboard will be OK for implementation and installation.
You should continue.
Thank you
Hi Pierre. Another awesome video. Will all these different projects fit onto a single Uno controller or does each project need a different controller
Yes it will fit on one Arduino.
Hi Pierre Awesome informatic video easy to understand, sir if possible please share code thanks in advance
Link to the code is in description.
Thanks for the explanation Pierre.
A couple of questions if I may.
The water solution used for rinsing. Is it distilled water?
What happens if the probe is left in the hydroponics water for long periods. Can the probe be left for long periods in distilled water?
How long does the probe last and what parts of the probe will need replacing over time?
Dale distilled water will be best for rinsing. pH probes do not last long when submerged permanently. Some are better than others but because of the principle of working, they degrade quite quickly. The manufacturer suggests replacement every 6 months with this specific probe. A better way to handle this is not to leave your probe permanently in the system and it will last much longer. I will try to answer this better in the next video.
@@doitwithpierre210 OK thanks Pierre. I am wanting to automate the probe being inserted into the hydroponics water whereby it will take readings every day. When not submerged it will be withdrawn from the water until the task is required again the next day. I am just wondering if the probe can just be pulled out with a motor and left in air, or does it need to rest in distilled water or re-inserted into the supplied cap. Your opinion greatly appreciated thanks
The probe must not dry out.
Thanks Pierre for this video. I am going to build the EC sensor project first and get used to your program and operation. Then I’m going to make this pH sensor. Will I have to use 2 Arduino boards or can both projects work on the same board ???
You can do it on one board!
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Thanks, Pierre for these series. I have a quick question: Is it possible to have a system that automatically regulates the PH ...say, the system reads a PH value that is way off the charts and it automatically initiates a dilution of the system, either with pure water or some sought of chemical (acid or base) depending on the PH?
Hi Frank, in hydroponics yes. In aquaponics very difficult.
@@doitwithpierre210 will this be part of these series too?
@@FrankUchegbu yes you will be able to do the control if you follow the videos.
I will follow them religiously
Hiya Doc, 'Get_pH' was not declared in this scope - got this error trying to upload to the Uno, I missed a step didn't I?
Check for a missing bracket or semicolon in your code. Some times you miss it when copying the code.
How do I add a relay to the ph sensor. Attempting a ph doser for my hydroponic system
You can switch a relay module at specific values.
Does this pH sensor consider temperature compensation?
Like said in the video no. I try to keep it simple at this stage. But will add it as we move forward.
@@doitwithpierre210 can all the components be bought locally or would i need to import a few of the items?
@@masterd23dazza very basic components that should be available everyware.