12v dc timer [RE-wrenches]
Kurt Albershardt
info at es-ee.com
Wed May 19 11:37:24 PDT 2004
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--On Wednesday, May 19, 2004 5:53 PM +0000 Ron Schroeder <wd8cdh at optonline.net> wrote:
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>
> Kurt Albershardt wrote:
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>> While we're at it, I've been looking for a DC sidereal clock/timer for
>> several years now--ever since working with the Honeywell TotalHome
>> automation systems (which included one.) It's really nice telling your
>> timer "one hour after sunset" and having it work all year, irrespective
>> of clouds, storms, etc.
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> A sidereal timer won't do that. It will roll over once about every 23
> Hours, 56 minutes and 4.09056 seconds and will be off by about 24 hours
> by the end of the year.
OK, I'll buy that. Honeywell always called it a sidereal clock and I never bothered to check on them.
> You really need a 24 hour clock with a lookup table for sunset at your
> latitude. You could do it with a low powered PC.
Does anyone make a little microcontroller-driven version?
If not, do you think there's a market for one?
--thanks
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