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Dave Baker
 
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Default Pitch & Roll sensor

On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 15:16:54 +0800, Dave Baker wrote:

Does anyone know of a pitch & roll sensor suitable for installation on a
vessel? I need to log pitch & roll on a boat


I'll have another go at this, seeing that I didn't get an answer a while
back, and some units that I have found since have turned out to be
unsuitable.

Anyone know of any pitch/roll sensors that are designed specifically for
measuring pitch & roll in vessels? The units that I have found apparently are
more for static applications, and are affected by acceleration, so are not
accurate in dynamic situations.

I'd settle for any USB or serial output, and if absolutely necessary then I'd
go for 4-20mA output & shove a converter on the end.

Dave
 
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