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    tough call there, if I had to choose I think I'd go with the 4-30, theres nothing more annoying than being at full alert warning with 8 inches to spare, the closer distances are what these things are best help at, would be nice if there were higher resolution units...

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    Quote Originally Posted by P3D4T0R View Post
    Liquid Temperature Sensors... for engine coolant or other liquid things...
    our temp sensors will work fine for this, just dip them in epoxy

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    Alright... What is the operating temp to the sensors? I cant remember if it was mentioned before and I'm to tired to look
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    Quote Originally Posted by P3D4T0R View Post
    Alright... What is the operating temp to the sensors? I cant remember if it was mentioned before and I'm to tired to look
    They are rated for 10 C to + 125 C, which is 14 to 257 F.

    I have personally tested them to 225C, which is about 425F. I do not guarantee them past 125C, but I have seen them work much higher.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greenman100 View Post
    They are rated for 10 C to + 125 C, which is 14 to 257 F.

    I have personally tested them to 225C, which is about 425F. I do not guarantee them past 125C, but I have seen them work much higher.
    Awesome, I think most car coolant systems in cars (at least in my car and my buddies car) hover around 200F-210F
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    certain sensors are going to be better to source yourself too, for example a factory style screw in temp sensor may be easier to do reliably, & pressure sensors are similar, in that there are just so many different possible configurations that a sensor like that could be used in...

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    Here are some more ideas...
    Magnetic Sensor
    Vibration Sensor
    Motion Sensor
    IR Distance Sensor <- more accurate then an audio version
    Rotation Sensor <- I.E. Volume control
    Multi-turn Rotation Sensor
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    I was thinking something like this could be used for tire/gas/oil/coolant/whatever pressure: http://www.phidgets.com/index.php?mo...144.227&IID=82
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    Quote Originally Posted by P3D4T0R View Post
    Here are some more ideas...
    Magnetic Sensor
    Vibration Sensor
    Motion Sensor
    IR Distance Sensor <- more accurate then an audio version
    Rotation Sensor <- I.E. Volume control
    Multi-turn Rotation Sensor
    Magnetic sensor is a possibility, but for what? I don't wan to order a bunch and then no one buys them.
    Accelerometer can handle vibration
    Motion is a good possiblity.
    IR is covered above, that's what I planned on using.
    1 turn/infinite turn rotation sensors are in the works, I have emails in to several companies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P3D4T0R View Post
    I was thinking something like this could be used for tire/gas/oil/coolant/whatever pressure: http://www.phidgets.com/index.php?mo...144.227&IID=82
    This can also be done, would be about $20.

    The big thing here is interest. A lot of these sensors are only available in quantities of like 100, and I don't want to buy a bunch if no one wants them.

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