/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1489226
>you don't have an existing remote to demodulate and figure out the right signal to send
I figured as much. Doubtful I'd find them online either.
>Does leaving it on at the front and turning it off then on at the wall keep it on?
I'm not sure but I don't think so. I'll double check though.

I'm probably not knowledgeable enough but I think it would be possible to just make my own remote with known codes and either hook it up to the circuit board or even make my own. It's such a basic operation. You need to toggle the overall system power and then power to the heater, which I'm guessing uses a relay.

And good book for beginners? Something that even covers how to buy one.

And of course and good YouTube vids/channels.

Thanks

>>1182204
>smog pump supercharge

Is this actually capable of that kind of flow rate? Have you done the math?