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Power monitor

Started by Rappy Freak, Monday,December 17, 2012, 10:08:04

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Rappy Freak

I am wanting to fit  a power monitor to my ground station and was wondering if anyone had any ideas of what to use?  I would like to monitor the Mah if possible or can it only be done by cell Volts?   :huh
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Jumpy07

Voltmeter would be cheapest way.. but if you want to measure % batt then you need something a bit more sophisticated...
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Quote from: Balders on Monday,December 17, 2012, 16:35:36
Lipo alarm, about 3 quid :)
For 3 on the bay  if you don';t mind waiting  :smiley:


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