a bit of missunderstanding, or maybe not, it could be the way im explaining! you are the one that knows! I'm the one who's trying to learn ![]()
And my English might be a little bit of a problem!
I've got a 3D printed paddle wheel, cased in a body that lets the water pass trough, and when the water goes trough, it spins the paddle wheel right?
On the paddle wheel is a magnet attached to one paddle/fin.
On the backside off the whole assembly is the sensor
I've measured the pulses, and it's roughly around ~16Hz
And by that ~16Hz it is without any restrictions in the system,
only pump / hose/ sensor / hose
Later on when it will be a massive restriction in the system, due to hose ID change, radiators and so on,
so the value that i have isn't worth that much,
And I'm sorry for not thinking straight, you have absolutely no idea what hardware I've got.
But I'm really starting to think about using a code that's already out there, somewhere.. that use temperature reading instead of flow.
Or I could to try learn by my own and figure something out!