I've been looking through projects and boastful sites saying they can control the weather with their £3 controller. The Scythe Kaze Master looks brilliant but only has 4 channels. Almost all other entrants have four channels but are a bit OTT for my liking. There is a Zalman 6 channel cooler which is great but the lights will annoy me as it is again too many lights. I've been wondering about some other sort of control instead like an automated controller.
I have 6 Yate Loon fans for my radiators, UV cathode (may get more if not all case is illuminated), red cathode (not bought as its for warning about temperatures). So 8x 12v channels are minimum requirement, dimmable/variable outputs, control of all outputs via some sort of program so I don't have to fiddle once its setup.
The BigNG controller sounds pretty good but has 4 channels, this can be expanded with extra boards (and sensors and cables and god knows what).
The Aquaero controller is again good and has 4 channels, this can again be expanded with the Aqua Multiswitch which gives 8 channels as well as the previous 4.
Which one is the better controller for what I want?
I have 6 Yate Loon fans for my radiators, UV cathode (may get more if not all case is illuminated), red cathode (not bought as its for warning about temperatures). So 8x 12v channels are minimum requirement, dimmable/variable outputs, control of all outputs via some sort of program so I don't have to fiddle once its setup.
The BigNG controller sounds pretty good but has 4 channels, this can be expanded with extra boards (and sensors and cables and god knows what).
The Aquaero controller is again good and has 4 channels, this can again be expanded with the Aqua Multiswitch which gives 8 channels as well as the previous 4.
Which one is the better controller for what I want?