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Nuts & Volts Magazine (October 2006)

Climate Controller

By Colin Bernard    View In Digital Edition  


After building a temperature and humidity display — which confirmed my suspicions that my workroom really was making me hot (32° C) and bothered (85% H) — I decided that the answer was to control my environment. Thus, the Climate Controller was born.

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