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    Another lesson learned. After a week of trying to program my RKE, I finally figured out that using magnetic probe holders for float switches is a bad idea. The mount's magnets cause the float switches act in almost random ways.

    And I probably owe Digital Aquatics an apology for some of the things I called them trying to figure this out.
    John Roescher

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    Default Float switches

    Lol.....

    DA has their own float switch holder...
    ReeF mafiA

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    I just get a strip of acrylic, bend it with a heat gun and drill a few holes for zip ties. Instant float switch holder.
    -You had me at PWM

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    That's my plan. I was trying to get all fancy with holders that I could move and place where ever. I thought I had a brilliant idea. It never occurred to me that the magnets would be a problem.
    John Roescher

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    Funny John. You mean the magnets in that float switch didn't work right with other magnets around? Hmm.
    Bill

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    Once I figured it out, I was a little surprised at how far away the magnets were and still affecting the switches.


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    John Roescher

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