rwc77
New member
- Feb 6, 2008
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I had read several posts about this from several years ago and they were interesting.
BrettL had stated he was involved in a project where he would have 3 sensors per tire. ( hopefully he'll update us )
Is there a major advantage to multiple sensors ?
Is contamination from water, debris, etc enough of a problem that multiple sensors are required, and a voting system desirable ? ( or possibly was needed for very large tires? )
Most of the sensors I've seen are $200 and up in small quanities, but I see complete hand-held units for <$100
so inexpensive sensors must be available somewhere.
Link to Firestones thermal study was broken. Would like
to hear any experiences anyones had with measuring tire temperatures.
Thanks! RC
BrettL had stated he was involved in a project where he would have 3 sensors per tire. ( hopefully he'll update us )
Is there a major advantage to multiple sensors ?
Is contamination from water, debris, etc enough of a problem that multiple sensors are required, and a voting system desirable ? ( or possibly was needed for very large tires? )
Most of the sensors I've seen are $200 and up in small quanities, but I see complete hand-held units for <$100
so inexpensive sensors must be available somewhere.
Link to Firestones thermal study was broken. Would like
to hear any experiences anyones had with measuring tire temperatures.
Thanks! RC
