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RE: Re: Oil level monitors
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- Subject: RE: Re: Oil level monitors
- From: "Keith Doxey" <lists.diyha@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 23:05:04 -0000
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Enter
into the spirit of things Chris....
It has
to be done because it is a challenge....
not
necessarily because it OUGHT or NEEDS to be done
:-)
The
constant reading can then be integrated with a real time feed from the
stock
exchange to calculate the optimum time to buy the oil and get the lowest
price
thereby leaving more money for toys. OK, so maybe that is taking it to
extremes!
This
HA lark is all about playing with as many toys as
possible.
Keith
We thought about this last week and
figured
that this was an example of HA going too far.
Our oil tank needs
filling aproximately 2 times a year.
y thousand litres of oil last
about x months.
So the easiest way to automate things is to set an
alarm on your calendar to pop up every x months. Then you go and look at
the oil tank to see if it is time to order. I figured that if I had a
sensor in the tank, I would still go and do a visual check anyway before
ordering so why waste the effort to automate such a rare
event....
>-----Original Message----- >From: K. C.
Li
[mailto:li@xxxxxxx] >Sent: 28 February 2002 22:46 >To:
ukha_d@xxxxxxx>Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Re: Oil level
monitors > > >On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, steveddickson
wrote: > >> trying to canabalise one to interface with
comfort,
I think Li was >> going to add it to hi project list. The
manufacturers wern't >> interested. > >Yes. I have
discussed the subject of adding an electronic feed of the >fluid
level
to HomeVision, Comfort and other systems with the Technical >Manager
of
Sensory Systems. I have a distinct feeling that he >didn't
like >the idea at all. He kept saying that there already is an
>option to add an >automatic dial-out module to the device
when
the level is low. >However, it >dials out to a preprogrammed
telephone number that the user >cannot change. > >I
suspect
cosy arrangements exist between Sensory Systems and the >designated
oil
suppliers for the automatic dial-out facility. Hence the >company
wasn't
keen to allow other add-ons to break that
arrangement. > >Regards, > >Kwong
Li >li@xxxxxxx>Laser Business Systems Ltd. >http://www.laser.com > > >------------------------
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