Tubemeter issues and mods

Top_Nurse

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Freitag, 25. November 2005, 10:15

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Greetings most exalted ones...

Need some information in regards to my Tubemeter. I have been looking at the Tubemeter manual and I am wondering if NC = No Connection on Pin 1 below:

If this is correct then I assume I can use a 4 conductor cable to do some custom wiring solutions?

The pins coming off the bottom of the Tubemeter are problematic for me because they take up too much space when the connector is on it. So I have already started to mod my Tubemeter as seen below by removing the pins.

Mr_modnaR

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Re: Tubemeter issues and mods

Freitag, 25. November 2005, 10:25

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Zitat

I am wondering if NC = No Connection on Pin 1 below:

I think that's correct, as it's a usb connection.

Hope this helps

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Re: Tubemeter issues and mods

Freitag, 25. November 2005, 16:00

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Yes, menas not connected (or, when I rember reight, it's connected to Ground on my tubemeter

).

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Top_Nurse

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Re: Tubemeter issues and mods

Samstag, 26. November 2005, 00:07

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Thanks for the reply. You can see what I have been doing in FF with my Tubemeter mods now. ;D

Top_Nurse

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Re: Tubemeter issues and mods

Sonntag, 27. November 2005, 08:29

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Will a Tubemeter work in the non-conductive liquids becoming more popular here in the USA?

Mr_modnaR

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Re: Tubemeter issues and mods

Sonntag, 27. November 2005, 12:24

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not sure how it actually works (the tubemeter) but i'm assuming it works by connecting pairs of contacts through the conductivity of the water. so i would say no, or very intermittently.

hope this helps

Top_Nurse

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Re: Tubemeter issues and mods

Montag, 28. November 2005, 00:12

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Yeah that is the issue and how much conductivity do you need to get it to work properly. Some people in the USA are asking about this due to use of non-conductive coolants. Anyone using any of these solutions with a Tubemeter?

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Re: Tubemeter issues and mods

Dienstag, 29. November 2005, 11:45

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Zitat von »Top_Nurse«

Yeah that is the issue and how much conductivity do you need to get it to work properly. Some people in the USA are asking about this due to use of non-conductive coolants. Anyone using any of these solutions with a Tubemeter?

What coolants are you talking about (KM :-/)?

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Mr_modnaR

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