Seneye release date?
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Here is more information:
http://reefbuilders.com/2011/08/21/seneye-unboxed/
I also saw this comment on the bottom of the item list. * require consumable slides which last 1 month each. seneye+ service includes shipment of slides to your house. The reason for the consumable slides is to eliminate the need for calibration. Sounds like the consumable slides come with the service.
For the price I would think that a Apex JR with PM1 and PH probe would give you more functionality. The Seneye is not a controller, so you won't be able to control your lights, ATO, or anything else. It will just warn you when something is out of wack. Probably great for beginners, but not as good for automation.
http://reefbuilders.com/2011/08/21/seneye-unboxed/
I also saw this comment on the bottom of the item list. * require consumable slides which last 1 month each. seneye+ service includes shipment of slides to your house. The reason for the consumable slides is to eliminate the need for calibration. Sounds like the consumable slides come with the service.
For the price I would think that a Apex JR with PM1 and PH probe would give you more functionality. The Seneye is not a controller, so you won't be able to control your lights, ATO, or anything else. It will just warn you when something is out of wack. Probably great for beginners, but not as good for automation.
Other things to note about the Seneye.
1) As you might know, the Seneye devices require the USB connection connected into the computer, otherwise the unit will not work.
2) WiFi sender – Allows for a connection with a computer via local WiFi network.
If you don't have a computer available Seneye will be releasing a wireless/internet/computer unit to upload the data or you can go with one of these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883220072
David
1) As you might know, the Seneye devices require the USB connection connected into the computer, otherwise the unit will not work.
2) WiFi sender – Allows for a connection with a computer via local WiFi network.
If you don't have a computer available Seneye will be releasing a wireless/internet/computer unit to upload the data or you can go with one of these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883220072
David
I'll see if I can get a date. The last I heard they are just working out the distribution details to get it to the states.
Also, out doesn't have to be plugged in to a computer to run. They also have a power adapter that will power it. It will then log data and load out to a computer when it's plugged in.
Michael Rice
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Also, out doesn't have to be plugged in to a computer to run. They also have a power adapter that will power it. It will then log data and load out to a computer when it's plugged in.
Michael Rice
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Good to know mike, but wouldn't it be fun to get one of these anyways?? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883220072
Ah, the price is the big thing. There are multiple controllers on the market that will do all of the above.
Now reading reefbuilders, they original said it would be able to control things (I.E. light cycle, etc). Then I saw a post saying it just gives readings. For $200 that isn't that bad. You figure a year worth of PH, ammonia, Nitrate, Nitrite, test kits would cost about that much if you are testing daily.
Now reading reefbuilders, they original said it would be able to control things (I.E. light cycle, etc). Then I saw a post saying it just gives readings. For $200 that isn't that bad. You figure a year worth of PH, ammonia, Nitrate, Nitrite, test kits would cost about that much if you are testing daily.