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I just finished a test ride, after installing the new military precision resistors (for the gear position sensor voltage divider).
The reading are super accurate, and even though I did not ride much, and the temperature did not change too much, gear reading are rock solid! NO FI codes ![]() I used 2 X 499K Ohm resistors (CMF55499K00BEEB), I also installed the DS18B20 temperature sensor in the front box (where the LCD is), so now I have two temperature readings: One which is true ambient air temperature, and another which is the Arduino's on board temperature. I like it. I got two more military spec resistors for the battery voltage divider but am too lazy to install them, since I need to remove the existing resistors - a lot of clean up work.. next week. @Voltar: If you decide in the future to have voltage dividers, e.g. for measuring the battery level, please remember my advice/lesson - For ADC ALWAYS use high precision, low PPM/K metal film resistors.. Thanks everybody for helping out!! ![]() I will do more test rides in warmer days, and hopefully can keep reporting a stable solution.
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Glad it worked out !
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