Charge meter using a clock

This device measures charge by accumulating current measurements made at one second intervals, and moving the hands of the clock for increments of charge. There are two ranges, selected by a jumper which inserts an additional shunt resistor in parallel. The lower range of 0-125 MA moves the hands 1 minute for each 1 milliampere-hour, the high range of 0-750 MA has 5 MAH increments. It also measures voltage 0-20V. See my website for details

Sounds interesting, but i usually don't bother to go looking for other websites for details.

And you even don't include a link to your site.

I'm with Janne.
Please post your project rather than 'advertise' your website to which you don't even provide a link.
Maybe it's in your signature, I (and many others) have that irritation turned off.

That is an interesting project. I also see that you figured out how to 'tick' the clock. This could be really interesting as well.
I really do like the idea of using a non-intrusive analogue way to represent digital data.

Here is the link: http://projects.worsleyassociates.com/SolarMeter/index.html?

In case you can't be bothered to go to his site, here are the pictures:

Sorry no link - here it is

BeanieBots said:

I'm with Janne.
Please post your project rather than 'advertise' your website to which you don't even provide a link.
Maybe it's in your signature, I (and many others) have that irritation turned off.

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http://www.worsleyassociates.com/Projects/index.html