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From: Mly.G.Pogo%OZ.AI.MIT.EDU@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU (Bob Soron)
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Subject: Re: Thermometers for an Apple
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Date: Sun, 2-Nov-86 08:57:23 EST
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> From: Stanley <ihnp4!ihlpa!krstan@ucb-vax.ARPA>
> Subject: Thermometers for an Apple
>
> Has anyone added thermometers to an Apple ?
> I would like to put both an indoor and an outdoor
> thermometer on my Apple as part of a home control
> project.
>
> My only ideas would be to get a A/D board from
> Applied Engineering and look in my Op-Amp cookbook
> for a circuit. Any better pointers are appreciated.

I believe that one of Broderbund's Science Toolkits comes with a
thermometer.  I have no experience with the package, but as long
as the documentation is relatively well-written, it shouldn't be
too hard to use it with your own programs.  If I can dig out the
reviews that appeared in the Apple-oriented magazines not too long
ago, I'll forward pointers.

Bob

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