[ExI] arduino progress
spike at rainier66.com
spike at rainier66.com
Sat Oct 8 04:35:09 UTC 2022
My Arduino experimentation was put temporarily on hold by a Sierra hiking
trip, but I had an idea.
Go out to the beach, scoop up a bucket of seawater. Failing that, make a
bucket of simulated seawater with salt, just plain table salt and water.
Get an old used Tesla battery pack, charge it to the max, submerge it in the
seawater for an hour. Remove it, instrument the battery pack with
thermocouples, have the Arduino take temperature measurements every 30
minutes, or if it has one of those nifty 256k onboard memory units, take a
reading every 5 minutes.
Goal, see if there is any corrosion from the seawater that compromises the
seal on those batteries. If so, the batteries will get warmer than their
surroundings.
The test rig has to stay outside, far from anything flammable, such as
inside your barbeque grill.
spike
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