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   Carlos E.R. to All   
   Re: More on wifi range - Pi PICO W Oil l   
   11 Dec 25 22:06:11   
   
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   On 2025-12-10 11:24, The Natural Philosopher wrote:   
   > On 10/12/2025 10:02, c186282 wrote:   
   >> On 12/10/25 04:14, Andy Burns wrote:   
   >>> c186282 wrote:   
   >>>   
   >>>> ÿÿ I think it was you ... said how a cam would   
   >>>> ÿÿ more or less drop out when the Big Red Truck   
   >>>> ÿÿ was there.   
   >>> No, maybe TNP said his oil level monitor would drop out?   
   >>   
   >> ÿÿ Posting traffic has considerably increased of late,   
   >> ÿÿ partly my "fault" ... but COSLM was kind of dying   
   >> ÿÿ and that would have been tragic. Forgive the sort   
   >> ÿÿ of off-topic stuff, but it DOES keep minds alive -   
   >> ÿÿ you can't ALWAYS think about Linux without kind   
   >> ÿÿ of seizing up :-)   
   >>   
   > I stated for te record and for the interest of others doing outside wifi    
   > coupled IOT shit that rain wind and possibly cars made a difference.   
   >    
   > Someone else remarked that so did fire trucks.   
   >    
   > The downside of the new oil monitor is that is is so accurate - to    
   > within a litre it seems - that I can visibly see how much a shower or    
   > washing the dishes costs me, and a cold night is very expensive. :-)   
   > LOL.   
   >    
   > Now off to write the software that will look at it for me and warn me of    
   > things by email.   
   > So I can get on with the next project.   
      
   You mentioned thieves stealing fuel. You can also monitor for that. You    
   would need a fuel flow meter on the fuel line, or a sensor telling when    
   the furnace is working. Compare with the tank level decreasing rapidly.   
      
   --    
   Cheers, Carlos.   
   ES??, EU??;   
      
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