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Re: Dinsmore Compass 1490
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Sat, 6 Feb 1999 18:53:17 GMT
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Tom Brusehaver <(tgb@cozy.)StopSpam(wamnet.com)>
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> You say these devices just use hall effect devices to detect the
> direction, do you have any technical information that would assist in
> producing a digital compass from scratch ?.
Why would you want to? They would be as expensive to build than to
buy. The Dinsmore device is only $12, and PNI Vector2X is $49.
(retail, probably cheaper somewhere).
The Dinsmore device has a compass mechanism (real basic, like you take
camping), and when the N arrow points to a hall effect device it is
triggered. You could probably build a dinsmore like device using a
larger camping compass, and have a bunch of hall effect devides glued
to the sides.
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| You say these devices just use hall effect devices to detect the direction, do you have any technical information that would assist in producing a digital compass from scratch ?. Thanks John Hatton mailto:johnhatton@email.com (...) (26 years ago, 6-Feb-99, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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