PIC water sensor

[T.Jackson]

Did you get a new video game?

It's ironic you know, I absolutely love making games, but I don't like playing them much.

But you've given me a good idea for a game: "Dead or Alive" (an RGP for the innocent)

Play it, complete it and you're off the hook.

[T.Jackson]

Anyway, I've got no more time for games, I've gotta get ready to be charged with defamation of character and hindering a police investigation.

[T.Jackson]

Get ready to run Sue.

[T.Jackson]

Any solicitors here interesting in a 6 million lawsuit?

Guaranteed win.

50/50

[The Master]

Any solicitors here interesting in a 6 million lawsuit?

Oh dear, what did you do?

[skimask]

Oh dear, what did you do?

Hi-jacked one too many threads with philosophical bovine defecate...
http://www.marlerblog.com/Cow-Pie-3.jpg

[T.Jackson]

Oh dear, what did you do?

Not a suspect.

Next.

[Nicmus]

Mister_e has a nice touch sensor I’m sure you can use to detect water.
You can change its sensitivity both software and hardware.
I used it for some other application and I’m sure it will work for you too.
All you need is a resistor and two parallel pieces of wire (ground and signal) for each sensor and n+1 I/Os for n sensors. You don’t want the wires too close to each other.
Just do a search for “touch sensor” and you’ll find his post.

Regards,

Nick