
Sorry Dave. I still don't get it. 60 on the table I use comes out to 0111100 in binary. Are we choosing the bits from left to right (MSB first) instead of right to left (LSB first)?
peterdeco1 Today, 11:29
Hi,
Lets say you have two PIC that are supposed to talk to each other over a serial line, you use SEROUT2 on one and SERIN2 on the other. Both PICs however have other things to do as well so if the...
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Dilbert Today, 06:12
Yes, that's the description of Flowpin in the manual. But, that doesn't really help much. No explanation as how it works or at least a useful example.
rsocor01 Today, 03:53
anything more than 30 is overkill, and you wont notice a differance.
wdmagic Today, 03:45
Formula for velocity:
Follow sub in a boat at max speed, look at knots on gps, note reading from flow meter.
Half velocity = 50% knots, etc.
Or is that too simple?
Robert
I was thinking of these. Just need 2 fittings to connect hoses in/out.
http://koolance.com/ins-fm16-coolant-flow-meter
You should be able to make your own controller with PIC.
Robert
Probably, I mention in that article that I have v2.60
But at least it shows you what the configs are.
Robert
Hi Nick!
Thank you and I would not mind a paddle wheel type except they all seem to be really big! I do not believe water density will be much of a problem since I will only be operating in fresh...

Re: Slow starting up
I think this is the problem
Sherbrook Today, 12:30You are reading $60 as decimal when it is a HEX number
60 = 00111100 in binary
$60 = 01100000 in binary
Phil