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RE: RE: Measuring bath water depth
> > > Or how about instead of detecting level of water, you
measure the
> flow
> > rate
> > > coming out of the taps (nick one of those formula one
refuelling
> rigs)
> > and
> > > stop the water after x amount has flowed?
> >
> > Sounds like fun!
>
> Yup, but far harder and less reliable that a two-level pressure
switch
> which you use one switch for level and one for safety! ;)
Hey, if it's good enough for F1 teams then it's good enough for me :-]
Tony
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