Wanted Battery isolator with damaged microcontroller

[MyGU8]

Hello All,

Hope you all had a great weekend.
I am looking for a dual battery isolator which you like get rid of due to damaged circuit.
My plan is for a test circuit with arduino to see how well it can be utilised in dual battery arrangements.

Happy to pay for postage.

Thanks


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[Bloodyaussie]

Hello All,

Hope you all had a great weekend.
I am looking for a dual battery isolator which you like get rid of due to damaged circuit.
My plan is for a test circuit with arduino to see how well it can be utilised in dual battery arrangements.

Happy to pay for postage.

Thanks


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I have a couple that still work but am not using.
Think I'll keep one just incase

[MyGU8]

Thanks Mate,

PM sent.

Cheers,

[Brissieboy]

escix,
You might be better looking for an alternative to an Arduino. The Atmega processors are not low power so you will end up with a steady drain on your battery. It's not huge (around 20mA or so just for the processor is what I have noticed) but a low-power processor will be a LOT less. And you don't need much computing grunt for something as simple as a VSR.

[MyGU8]

BB, the main power consumption in arduino is from the voltage regulator. If I am using the Atmega328 then the power usage is in mA (around 25mA) and again at 5V.
This, I believe will be much less than the radio standby power requirement.

[Bloodyaussie]

Got your pm and will try and send off tomorrow..

[Bloodyaussie]

Will this one be ok.?

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[MyGU8]

As far as the relay and solenoid is working that should be fine bloodyaussie.
The circuit is no use to me as it will be replaced by the arduino


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