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Re: Software for Central Heating Control

Subject: Re: Software for Central Heating Control
From: "Steve S" <incog@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 04 Jan 2006 10:41:42 GMT
Newsgroups: uk.d-i-y, comp.home.automation, alt.home.automation
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<meow2222@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:My
> first choice would likely be a BBC B. If youre not familiar with them,
> theyre 1982 32k 4MHz command line machines with inbuilt OS and BASIC,
> and are stable as a rock. They also have lots of A./D I/O onboard, ...

<snip>

I'd avoid onboard A/D like the plague. The distances involved are much too
great to use analogue signals reliably.

Steve S

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