Building a SLURRY FLOW METER Controller! | PCBs, SOLDERING, CODING, 3D PRINTING | Start to Finish 

Yes. Enjoyed the video. I love the integration of technology into farming.

I am an engineer and not a farmer but grew up on a small farm. So these kinds of videos are actually the main reason I subscribed to your channel :)

From a small acorn Grows the Mighty Oak 🌳 Gudonya 👍

Had an Arduino controlling two solar powered bilge pumps on 10acre orchard... 700k litres removed so far, climate change needs some active water table management, especially on our heavy clay! £100 compared with £££ for land drains!

Very interesting video. We be good to see more content like this in farming videos. Well done

That’s very impressive, top job 👌🏻

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Random question but are those white boxes in front of the window from Ikea? I was thinking of buying them for bolts, would they be strong enough?

Very interesting video, nice to know what we're paying for with gadgets like that. What you call simple doesn't seem to be to me.

Great device especially for contractors..very hard to know what slurry is going out.thicker slurry slower coming out or thinner slurry too fast .great invention

Fab work you’re doing there, Would these work for umbilical too? Is the app only android or iOS too please?

Very interesting to see some of the process of your electronics building. How did you get to this point? Did you do electronics at college/uni or are you self-taught? It would make an interesting little story video on it's own from the pov of someone young looking for a side career to farming especially as everything nowadays is controlled by black boxes. The original aircraft black box is also orange. Liking the server bit so you can have a good idea how much slurry your devices are responsible for.

Just there at the very end you talk about the chain of data. Is it the phone that provides the gps location or do you need a gps system on the tractor? Is it possible to look at the data for a certain field say for the whole of 2023 and see how much slurry it got and what grass it grew?

I am a little curious why you're not using a pico-w. It has the bluetooth (+wifi ) function built-in.

There is a speed reading in kph on the screen. What’s that part of the unit about?

How much would 1 of those cost to fit on a dripple bar

How many layers is the PCB?

Just for fun - you might know this. The history of electronics can be traced back to 1874 when Irish scientist George Johnstone Stoney (1826-1911) suggested that electricity must be "built" out of tiny electrical charges. Twenty years later, he coined the name "electron".