battery monitor the lazy way
- Northern Bongolow
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battery monitor the lazy way
one for all you teckies, monitor your batteries from the pub.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bluetooth-Bat ... rkt%3D1%26
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bluetooth-Bat ... rkt%3D1%26
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Re: battery monitor the lazy way
Brilliant. A gadget my mate hasn't got yet! Might wait for a price drop though. Thank you.
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Barmy. So barmy it needs a scantily clad lady to persuade me i must have itNorthern Bongolow wrote:one for all you teckies, monitor your batteries from the pub.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bluetooth-Bat ... rkt%3D1%26
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Would have to be a very small pubNorthern Bongolow wrote:one for all you teckies, monitor your batteries from the pub.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bluetooth-Bat ... rkt%3D1%26
"The range is about 6 meters"
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well i know you never let yours out of your sight mate, (coss im after yer wheels)
Re: battery monitor the lazy way
I like it!
Found one a bit cheaper on Amazon - looks like the same sort of thing - works on bluetooth - the transmitter though is powered by its own battery not the VRLA - wonder if you can get another monitor for the monitor battery etc etc
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Accutire-MS-51 ... B00X1MMNIG
Found one a bit cheaper on Amazon - looks like the same sort of thing - works on bluetooth - the transmitter though is powered by its own battery not the VRLA - wonder if you can get another monitor for the monitor battery etc etc
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Accutire-MS-51 ... B00X1MMNIG
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So.....as I come within 6 metres of my Bongo I can now fumble for my smartphone, log in, go on the app, and find out I have a flat battery. Or, I can take six steps, get in the car, turn the ignition key and find out I have a flat battery. Either way, I'm stuffed, but it least with the latter I'm £35 quid better off.
Nope, I really don't get this device. What I MIGHT get is something that could transmit to my phone telling me a current is being drawn from my battery when there shouldn't be any being drawn. Now THAT I might be able to take useful action on
Nope, I really don't get this device. What I MIGHT get is something that could transmit to my phone telling me a current is being drawn from my battery when there shouldn't be any being drawn. Now THAT I might be able to take useful action on
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All well and good, but the device that tells you have a voltage drain is draining the battery itself to tell you about it:)
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Yes that also puzzled me!Simon Jones wrote:All well and good, but the device that tells you have a voltage drain is draining the battery itself to tell you about it:)