You could just stick one of these in: http://alyrica.net/net_hatchet
Kevin
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From: Chuck Profito
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Inexpensive alarm monitor
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Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2012 10:22 AM
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Inexpensive alarm monitor
the most inexpensive is in your trash pile, a power pinger, or CB3 radio,
plug it
the most inexpensive is in your trash pile, a power pinger, or CB3 radio,
plug it in on the line side of the UPS and just ping it every minute and
you will know when you are on battery. Conversely for a generator. also a
camera facing a set of gages, voltage, line, generator, oil pressure, temp
Don't forget default (and currently ONLY) channel width of 100 Mhz =(
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On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 1:13 PM, Brian Webster
wrote:
> The good thing about this band is that free space loss is your best frien
The good thing about this band is that free space loss is your best friend
with regards to interference. Any use in this band to get an appreciable
amount of signal requires very narrow beamwidth antennas to keep the power
levels up to a point to overcome the attenuation through space. Couple those
JJ Boyd has quite a few pictures on his blog.
http://www.3dbwireless.com/boyd/?p=647
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Any way you look at it, the UBNT 24Ghz product is a game changer. Its
bringing a price point, that will mass excellerate the adoption of 24Ghz
use.
At that price, there are 1000s of uses. Its very exciting. Its also a big
bonus that it is MIMO, which should give it a good link budget, compared
Call your generator manufacturer or reseller and ask about a fault/run
relay board. We ordered relay boards for our Kohler generators for only
$200 ish.
http://www.apelectric.com/GM53102-KP1-Kohler-Common-fault-relay-p/gm53102-kp1.htm
The boards relay run/faults to a APC AP9631 card that is setup
We're getting a generator for a remote site equipped with remote monitoring.
Not sure if the Cummins system will retrofit onto an existing generator.
http://cumminspower.com/en/products/networks/
http://www.cumminspower.com/www/common/templatehtml/technicaldocument/SpecSheets/Networks/na/s-1518.p
I use a ControlByWeb X301(two inputs, two outputs) for remote control and
monitoring. It can do SNMP as well as email alerts (not via SSL). They have
other products that are just monitoring as well but they have multiple inputs.
It may be more than you're looking for. However their support is gr
Found the article..
it was Greg Sowell http://gregsowell.com/?p=2093
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On 3/27/2012 8:45 AM, Troy Settle wrote:
We've recen
There have been some discussions on this previously on the list.
if you Google, there was one blog listing on how to hook up a Mikrotik
Ethernet port (loopback plug) into a alarm contact rely, and then
monitor for port condition..Which I thought was pretty slick...
Can't get any cheaper t
We've recently installed generators at several sites, but have not yet found
an affordable solution for monitoring them. Does anyone know of a simple
product that will enable me to monitor these things? Everything I've found
is super expensive. All I really need, is a simple device that can be w
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