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How to Use a Pt100 Thermistor w/ Skr Boards

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  1. Pt100: Any two wire pt100 thermistor will do, including ones from e3d and Trianglelab

    • Pt100: Any two wire pt100 thermistor will do, including ones from e3d and Trianglelab

    • MAX31865 Board: You will need a Adafruit (or clone) MAX31865 amp board. You can buy the original here, or just search for a cheaper clone.

    • Dupont Jumper Cables: We will need 6 of them

  2. Solder the pin header & the terminal blocks (obvious enough)

    • Solder the pin header & the terminal blocks (obvious enough)

    • Bridge the pads marked with 2 wire (shown in picture) with solder.

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