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Highwater indicator and battery monitor.
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That makes sense. I didn’t even think about powering it off the pi. It is an old switch I had on a different pump that broke. Hence the wanting to have a high water monitor. If I under stand correctly I would wire it to a ground pin and a 3.3 v pin and when the switch turns on I can then do what ever I want with that trigger through either open plotter or signal k.

I will look into the chip and do a search and get back if I have any questions.


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Highwater indicator and battery monitor. - by festeraeb - 2019-04-28, 02:03 AM

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