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Why not offer options? 25, 50, 100, 150, 200Originally Posted by greenman100
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Humidity sensor at $30 a pop? Anyone?
Well, two reasons.
First of all, anything in small quantities is not cheap.
Second of all, I am just skeptical about putting my name on a product that flows 200A.
Albert Einstein said it best:
Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.
That would be something I would buy... but $30, is it really that complicated?
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Very true... I would like a 200A one... maybe 150 would be fine but I could see how that would be bad for someone who doesn't know what they are doing... I would, in that light, offer 25A and 50A version. Perhaps leaving the 200A ones to us beta testers
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it just costs a lot for the sensor... and then it has to be assembled. I'm not sure why it's so much, probably low demand
Hmmm... who knows. I know that I would get it and in an environment like a car that kind of sensor would be really useful, even more so in a boatputer
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there are very few single things in a car that will be more than 50 amps, & the few things that would be over 50 amps are not practical to want to monitor anyway, so I think a 25 & a 50A would do the trick...
got another possibility, distance sensors, that would also be pretty cool, if you could have them at front & rear of the car, & then skin a display to show the distance graphicly....
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Liquid Temperature Sensors... for engine coolant or other liquid things...
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