Is it possible to have the voltage and the charge/discharge current on the display and also send them as "Comment" or "Telemetry"? It would be very convenient for an igate/digipeater away from the QTH and battery/solar powered
Is it possible to have the voltage and the charge/discharge current on the display and also send them as "Comment" or "Telemetry"? It would be very convenient for an igate/digipeater away from the QTH and battery/solar powered
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hi, I have already some test for internal battery monitoring would you like to test it?
contact me through mail for further details
hi, I have already some test for internal battery monitoring would you like to test it?
contact me through mail for further details
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Hello,
may I get some info regarding the battery status in the comment? or even better, in the telemetry?
Thanks
Marinoiw2eh
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may I get some info regarding the battery status in the comment? or even better, in the telemetry?
Thanks
Marinoiw2eh
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The voltage of the battery could be added to the comment with no problem
But should the battery be the "internal" 4,2v connection or another pin if you want to monitor an even higher voltage battery with a voltage divider??
Hi
The voltage of the battery could be added to the comment with no problem
But should the battery be the "internal" 4,2v connection or another pin if you want to monitor an even higher voltage battery with a voltage divider??
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The current is a little problematic as there is no info on the internal chip to have this , but it could be calculated by comparing two pins voltage with a 1 ohms resistor
The current is a little problematic as there is no info on the internal chip to have this , but it could be calculated by comparing two pins voltage with a 1 ohms resistor
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Is it possible to have the voltage and the charge/discharge current on the display and also send them as "Comment" or "Telemetry"? It would be very convenient for an igate/digipeater away from the QTH and battery/solar powered
hi, I have already some test for internal battery monitoring would you like to test it?
contact me through mail for further details
Hello,
may I get some info regarding the battery status in the comment? or even better, in the telemetry?
Thanks
Marinoiw2eh
hi, I have already some test for internal battery monitoring would you like to test it?
contact me through mail for further details
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Hi
The voltage of the battery could be added to the comment with no problem
But should the battery be the "internal" 4,2v connection or another pin if you want to monitor an even higher voltage battery with a voltage divider??
The current is a little problematic as there is no info on the internal chip to have this , but it could be calculated by comparing two pins voltage with a 1 ohms resistor
battery info added on comment and also on screen