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Old September 3rd 04, 08:42 AM
Leon Heller
 
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I'm interested in building something to allow me to monitor the backup
battery voltage on our local repeater. I was thinking of using some

CAT-1000
user input leads to be activated depending on the battery voltage. I could
probably use some comparators and logic to allow only one lead to be

active,
depending on the battery voltage and then use that to activate a macro to
'say' the actual voltage. Anyway, I was wondering if anyone had any
thoughts on the idea and if maybe someone already created such an animal.


A microcontroller with an ADC would be the best way. I'd use the PIC 12F675
and output the voltage in Morse.

73, Leon


 
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