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Highwater indicator and battery monitor.
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(2019-04-28, 10:49 AM)festeraeb Wrote: The ina219 chip looks good but it tops out at 3-4 amps. My battery charger and generator ( from the engine) are more amps than that I believe. Will it just not be accurate or will it overload that board.

The INA needs to have a bigger shunt to measure higher currents, mine is piggy backed across a battery monitor shunt, 

http://forum.openmarine.net/showthread.php?tid=1448

You can make the wiring much easier with a PCB, first time order these guys will send 10 boards in a few days for the cost of a couple of beers >
https://easyeda.com/editor#id=|1b1c30d88...06446aec1b

Then add an ESP32 ads1115, ina219 and bme280 for accurate barometer, voltage and current sent to Openplotter over wifi

Ongoing code here (bit messy and work in progress)
https://github.com/boatybits/DATA_SENDER
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RE: Highwater indicator and battery monitor. - by PaddyB - 2019-04-28, 11:10 AM

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