Re: Internet Microphone?

[whitehexagon <whitehexagon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You might want to have a look at ioBridge, they offer a fairly simple
way of monitoring/remote control (no PC required!).  In your case the
advantage would be the free logging service that is included.  You
could for example base it on a temperature sensor attached to the
generator.   Accessing a we page will show you a 30 day history of
temperature which should show what time the generator turned on and
off. You could even add an email alert for when the temperature goes
above ambient so you'd get an email each time it fires up.

On Jul 4, 11:36=A0pm, ddl@danlan.*com (Dan Lanciani) wrote:
> In article <2rc136p3qs72jrp7ifj25v28d54lbrd...@xxxxxxx>, not-for-m...@ahj=
g.co.uk (Anthony R. Gold) writes:
>
> | Thanks, but I think you've totally missed the point. =A0I don't want to=
 know if
> | there's no power - I only want to know whether my generator started on
> | schedule to run its weekly automatic exercise. =A0And as I have dual-WA=
N
> | Internet connections, why would I even consider using a telephone call?
>