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20-01-2002, 23:17
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Sorry, but last year, people were posting counting routines to keep the pump switched on for a while after the pressure reached rock bottom (the low set point of the *one* pressure switch). This is the first year since we first Firsted that we have been given two pressure switches.
Odd, considering that with one allowed-this-tear IC you could purchase, you could get pressure readings instead of pressure set points, to feed into an analog port, and read it on the dashboard. |
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