On Wed, 4 Feb 1998, Trevor Boicey wrote:
> It's confusing, but instead of the unit outputting 0.5V at correct,
> it will oscillate from 0.2V to 0.8V when correct, spending roughly
> half the time at each. Too rich or too lean and it will spend much
> more time at one end and cross the middle less often.
Sounds to me like the way our fuel gauge senders work. Can you get a
voltage stabilizer for the 0-1 volt range? (obviously one has been made,
if the onboard computer's got one-- but can the average mortal buy it?)
> With a fast sampling meter you just get unreadable noise, with
> a slow sampling meter you get somewhat random samplings that are
> hard to correlate.
That's why I bought me a good 'ol analog meter... better for trends
-Malcolm
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