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Hi, this is my first post on the exellent forum.
I am wanting to build a low moisture content tester which is to be used for testing the general condition of brake fluid in cars.
My research to-date has told me that anything over 4% moisture content, as tested in the reservior, will require a fluid change. 0 - 2% is OK and 2 - 4% is border line thus requiring a change in the next three to six months.
I have seen a circuit that came from a Maplin magazine which read from 20 - 100% which of course is no good but the principle was there, I guess.
Can anyone suggest anything simple that I can work with?
Regards
Paul
I am wanting to build a low moisture content tester which is to be used for testing the general condition of brake fluid in cars.
My research to-date has told me that anything over 4% moisture content, as tested in the reservior, will require a fluid change. 0 - 2% is OK and 2 - 4% is border line thus requiring a change in the next three to six months.
I have seen a circuit that came from a Maplin magazine which read from 20 - 100% which of course is no good but the principle was there, I guess.
Can anyone suggest anything simple that I can work with?
Regards
Paul