We have a FLIR-ONE IPhone5 case. $225 on eBay. Well worth it. Nifty
pictures and nifty apps.
Eva already used it in a report. Bent some big aluminum conductors and
measured the temperature change cause by bending. More than just a nifty
gadget, it is a real IR camera.
Maybe I should take an IR
I had the idea years ago to use one for monitoring a battery pack. Waiting
for a cheap smart phone add-on. I would think you'd be able too see hotter
cells and connections. It would require s/w and learning normal operation
but imagine if it could replace all wires and circuits of a BMS.
On Sat
What brand and model number were you using? I have one at work they bought for
$15,000 about 12 years ago,
but the software is not compatible with newer computers, so it's time for an
upgrade.
Thank Rod
On Sunday, January 25, 2015 11:51 AM, Martin WINLOW via EV
wrote:
If you own an iPhon
If you own an iPhone (or probably other smart phones too) you can get a 'caddy'
that turns your phone into a TI camera. Might be a cheaper/more convenient way
of doing this as the dedicated cameras are, as you say, quite exy! Have a look
on eBay etc. MW
On 24 Jan 2015, at 16:12, Robert Bruni
I borrowed an IR camera to look around the house. Its amazing waht these
$400 cameras can see. In my old house, I can see vertical columns in the
walls where the blown in insulation never reached.
I then looked indoors at the 2nd floor ceilings and could see some obvious
cold spots.
But the wei
