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I'm currently using a timer, but a moisture sensor connected to a solenoid would be much better. | I'm currently using a timer, but a moisture sensor connected to a solenoid would be much better. I also want to do some automation for cold frame circuits to regulate temperature so that I can put them out early and then not have to worry (about cooking or freezing them). | ||
[http://www.instructables.com/id/Irrigating-your-garden-with-an-opamp-The-circuit/ Instructable on Op Amp driven irration] | |||
[http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-a-Collapsible-Indoor-Grow-Light-Statio/ information on growlights] | |||
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I'm currently using a timer, but a moisture sensor connected to a solenoid would be much better. I also want to do some automation for cold frame circuits to regulate temperature so that I can put them out early and then not have to worry (about cooking or freezing them).