Am 19.03.2015 um 23:20 schrieb Davide DB:

Is it so difficult to have a sensibly smaller sensor than today?

Theoretically speaking: If it is custom made, we can try optimize for a small size. In principle the size depends

 * on the parts that need to be covered by the housing (piezo-sensor,
   electronic, battery, connector, ..)
 * the pressure to resist on
 * the material used (brass)
 * the manufactoring process (turning machine, miller, etc).

I think we can minimise the size and give it a shape that fits better to an application like diving in caves.

Using industry sensors needs probably more space, we use that pressure transmitter at the moment;
http://www.automation24.de/prozesssensoren/elektronischer-drucksensor-automation24-pc6706-i10-374-0.htm
We prepare a dive test for the next 2 month.

Do you plan to add a O2 sensor monitor?

Yes.
We made a proof of concept for an old military O2-rebreather (RG-UF). The electrical part is easy the do. The mechanical parts depends on the application.
http://www.skin-diver.org/sdiv/bastelecke/ppo2-monitor.html

Davide@mobile

Il 19/mar/2015 20:09 "Robert C. Helling" <hell...@atdotde.de <mailto:hell...@atdotde.de>> ha scritto:

    Hi,

    On 19 Mar 2015, at 18:30, Thomas Schrein (mailinglists)
    <tsx...@schrein.de <mailto:tsx...@schrein.de>> wrote:

    > About the sensor: as a first idea we found
    this:http://www.amsys.info/sheets/amsys.en.me501_d.e.pdf
    > May you have an other sensor from the sensor company ?

    Did you see the MSG3500 from the same Swiss manufacturer:
    www.servoflo.com/power/download/283/556/17.html
    <http://www.servoflo.com/power/download/283/556/17.html>
    This seems to be specifically for scuba applications already with
    the correct port for first stage fitting.

Don't know it, we will check.


    Too bad I cannot find a dealer/price quote.

Let's first check if applicable, then ask for the price.

Thomas


    Best
    Robert

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