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To convert from f to c, subtract 32, divide by 1.8. you can fork and modify the code to do this. The easiest is to leave the logic in Fahrenheit and to convert to Celsius right before displaying to the user: To do this, in the function "displayStatusLCD", before line 89, insert: actualTemp = (actualTemp-32)/1.8; desiredTemp = (desiredTemp-32)/1.8;

@@scanteianu Ok thank you very much for your quick response. I subscribe.

github.com/Scanteianu/arduinoThermostat/blob/master/thermostat.ino Note that for a heater, you would have to change the code in line 62 (set cooling function), as you would want to turn on the heat the temperature if the ambient is slightly below the target and turn it off when it's slightly above.

@@scanteianu thanks a lot!

Probably sounds like a trumpet because the bell flare doesn't really start in earnest until the last 10% of the horn's length, past the last bend. The really dark/round sounding flugels will flare noticeably even as soon as the first bend after the valve pack, probably through at least the last 30% of the horn's length, maybe even half. In that way, they almost look like tiny tubas sometimes, more than just a fat trumpet. Or maybe this could be said to be more of a cornet in a trumpet configuration.

I think it's because of its embouchure, look at it as a trumpet player, I'm a tubist and a horn player, I just bought one and it's on the way, when I try it I'll let you know if it sounds the same

Josecarlos Gonzalez what did you buy?

@@jeicy8016 im interested in one. how was yours tonewise

You said it much nicer than what I was going to say.

@@bonda3rd150 It has pretty good sound quiality

The major difference between brass instruments and woodwinds is embouchure. Consider - the mouthpiece on a brass instrument requires that your lips ARE the reed! If you can grasp that, more power to ya'! Play on - play great!

I’m a trumpet player, and I can confirm what the other reply said. You must be the reed. You have to buzz your lips at high speeds into the instrument. Depending on the speed of your lips moving, this will change the note. This goes for all brass instruments. Okay after I finished writing this I realized you put yours 4 years ago and probably already learned how to play trumpet

Stephen Hill thinking of buying one just for fun, i have the trombone and the slide is slow, do the valves get stuck or are slow, will using valve oil help?

I took a nail file and just barely touched up the inside of the valve guides and they are now nice and smooth. With practice I can play them without all of the clicking. I have a demo somewhere on youtube comparing it with a brass flugelhorn. Have fun.