DIY Zoning: Credits

Primary credit goes, of course, to the HVAC-Talk community in general. Lurking there was really educational, though quite unexpected experience.

Special thanks, in alphabetical order, lest someone gets offended:

• BamaCracker - I owe you a couple of drinks and a sunset view;
• Chester Fitchett - for hardware donations;
• Chuck Muziani - for giving me a starting point, there would have been no DZ if not for your article;
• DeltaT - for letting me see very clearly what I should expect;
• Don Sleeth - everybody line up and go get the HVAC-Calc NOW!
• Guy - for being a proof that things like this can be done;
• Jerry Scharf - for multiple contributions, tangible and intangible;
• JoeCool - for making me realize that even if you are a billionaire, nothing gets done right unless you take care of it;
• n6ber - for sharing a part of the flame that I would've taken alone otherwise;
• Robin Boyd - I wasn't trying to blow you off, honest;
• Tim Small - for being the first one to have courage to rely on my sanity and implement DZ in his home;
• Tom R - for providing the information I wouldn't have found unless I'd lived for a hundred years;
• T. Shannon Gilvary - for being the fist to jump on the bandwagon :) and exhaustive update on excess static pressure control;
• ZoneMe - for sharing your experiences.

Oh, and very special thanks to Diceman - great sense of humor and non-trivial thinking ;)

In alphabetical order:

• AAG Electronica and personally Aitor Arrieta - 1-Wire® pressure and humidity sensors;
• Chester Fitchett - multiple versions of Phidgets servo controllers, LCD module and other gadgets;
• Clint Collins - two iPaq Pocket PCs (16MB/greyscale, 32MB/color);
• Nic van der Walt - 1-Wire® temperature sensor PCB and 1-Wire® servo controller PCB;
• Parallax, Inc. - serial and USB controllers;
• Pololu Corporation - 16-Servo USB Controller.