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Feature suggestion: thermometer mode #915

Closed evils closed 2 years ago

evils commented 3 years ago

~~As we are in a global health crisis in which accurate core body temperature measurement is a useful diagnostic metric and as rectal thermometry is the most accurate method of performing such a measurement,~~

I propose the addition of a rectal thermometry mode to IronOS.

this feature must include:

this feature may include:

Acknowledgements

Using boiling water and core body temperature as calibration points has been previously suggested here: https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS/issues/303 https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS/issues/303#issuecomment-388787802

DjordjeMandic commented 3 years ago

Lmao

DjordjeMandic commented 3 years ago

Imagine firmware bug where tip heats up without temperature/power limit while inside of anus lol

gmijo47 commented 3 years ago

Great idea for 1st April 😂😂

evils commented 3 years ago

Imagine firmware bug where tip heats up without temperature/power limit

I agree that a lot of care will have to be taken to ensure such bugs do not occur. I do not expect this to be a quick or easy feature to implement and don't expect to see it until at least this time next year or later.

Additionally, some documentation warning about the use of a TS-K or pine64 mjolnir tip may be required.

DjordjeMandic commented 3 years ago

No, I would like to see this implemented seriously :) Lmao

Ralim commented 3 years ago

Honestly, my view on this is whyyyy. The last think I would want people doing is putting a sharp object that is coated in metals you dont want contact with; in their rectum.

If you need this, just go buy a K thermocouple, or cooking temperature gauge at a pinch and use that, it will be more medically safe than this.

If you needed to do this, you mostly want to wind down temp setpoints and the power limiter (for safety). Both the iron and the electronics are not designed to support measuring temperatures below around 5-10C above ambient, so as your hold the handle the unit will go outside of this and your temperature accuracy will rapidly decay.

DjordjeMandic commented 3 years ago

image 😂😂😂😂😂

pfeerick commented 3 years ago

Well played sir, well played! :) And just think of the health benefits! :laughing:

Techwizz-somboo commented 2 years ago

I hate April fools, so many good ideas go to waste 😭

discip commented 2 years ago

@evils Since this was not intended to be taken seriously, please close this issue.