FS: Tricked out Neptune AC Jr.

[StashuDave]

Tricked out Neptune AC Jr. for sale, $250
Includes:
AC Jr. with power supply
DC8 with connector cable
Ph Probe
Temp Probe
Ground Serial Isolator
USB to Serial adapter with driver disk
Mindin 8 cable
Float switch

Basically this is the entire system to give you 8 controllable outlets(you can expand up to 12), built in top off, and internet access when connected to a computer(I used Windows XP with no problem....I'm not sure about Vista or 7). A third party program (ACSerial 2 Web) is required for internet access, which I made full use of....pic is from my Iphone but any internet browser can access it.

I'm 5 minutes from ARC in Cheektowaga and can bring it to the swap.
Thanks,
Dave

 

[tent boy]

That looks like a hot set up. I realize that it was bought in pieces, but what would that cost new? BTW Isn't the ph a little low?

 

[Johnny C]

Wow... that's literally the most tricket out Aquacontroller I've seen online, sweet setup!

 

[block head]

i've got a new unused acjr , i'd interested in buying the extra's to make mine internet friendly.

 

[StashuDave]

As far as how much to put together new.....

Ac Jr. and DC8 $225
Ph Probe $45
Ground Serial Isolator $44.95
Serial Cable $16.95
Serial to USB Cable $10
Reef Fanatic Float Switch $20
Total in the $360 range to put together

I could be persuaded to seperate the "tricked out part", basically the cables and float switch, so that you could upgrade an existing AC Jr.
PM sent block head.

Dave

 

[StashuDave]

Sale pending...... I'm pretty sure I PM'd everyone back.
A couple of pics on how to connect the Float Switch to the Serial Cable:

You basically have to cut the mindin cable in half... find pin1 and pin2 with a continuity meter and then splice the 2 float switch wires to them.... then tape it all back up!

Thanks,

Dave

 

[clsund]

did this get sold? I'm interested if it is still available. please let me know. thanks.

 

[acdraindrps]

A 'max change' statement in the ACjr programming logic could be VERY useful with that float vale. Interesting...

Good job on the DIY.

 

[Bluephish13]

yes it sold and i own it. I still have not used any of the computer components because i own a mac. Never even thought about my mac when i got it.

Let me know if anyone is interested in the computer cables and float switch, i do not think i can do anything with it.