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09/03/02 18:55
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#28488 - RE: low cost CO2 gas sensor
erik malund wrote:
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A canary ? Its either on its perch or dead. Binary signal output. Use a microswitch
You will need a timing delay to detect if this is a dead bird resting on the switch or a live one perching on it.


No, no, I was going to ut the switch in the arc that its head swings in as it falls off the perch.

That's assuming it really is dead, and not just resting...

Steve

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