Charger Displays

[Guest]

(I did make the comment tongue-in-cheek

Pheww...I wouldnt know where to start with all that on the glorified Microsoft Calculator!

[Guest]

I wonder if this is ok? Please can someone test the maths and see if it all works out properly?

Cheers
Jack

[163phil]

Jack, Well done! That is an excellent peice of work (no pun intended)

The maths work out, and if I may suggest just putting something like "Enter achieved flight time" in D7 and hiding the chart the calculations are based on, you've got yourself a universal safe flight time calculator.

That's a really good piece of lateral thinking to get around the problem of all the variables, and I particularly like your conditional formatting.

Ok, so my next challenge Jim, should you decide to accept it, is to display the time input and output in minutes and seconds...

...this tape will self destruct in 5 seconds

[Sqwidge]

ok.............how do you use this one then lol, i was ok with just looking at how much i had used on a graph but you can enter stuff on this one how does that work?

[Guest]

ok.............how do you use this one then lol, i was ok with just looking at how much i had used on a graph but you can enter stuff on this one how does that work?

You just need to enter the mAh of your pack, then the data from your charger when you plug it in then it will tell you how much % of the pack was used. Then if you enter the minutes of flight you got from that flight it will tell you how far you could have gone.

[Guest]

Ok, so my next challenge Jim, should you decide to accept it, is to display the time input and output in minutes and seconds...

I will try but I may need to seek some advice on that one

[zoombolt]

Nice one Jack. Looks like 163Phil knows his way around a spread sheet too
Confusing pile of doobry in my view, but I can certainly see how useful it is.

Now, can you be REALLY universal & include battery sizes up to say 4200mAh. That would probably cover 99% of battery users out there.

Thanks again mate.

[Guest]

Now, can you be REALLY universal & include battery sizes up to say 4200mAh. That would probably cover 99% of battery users out there.

With the calculator bit you can put any battery mAh and get the reuslts

I will upload version 3 a bit later

[163phil]

I will try but I may need to seek some advice on that one

Good on you Jack!

(Tip - you will need to do the calculations in seconds, divide by 60, take out the integer, and multiply the resultant by 60)

Good luck

[zoombolt]

Good on you Jack!

(Tip - you will need to do the calculations in seconds, divide by 60, take out the integer, and multiply the resultant by 60)

Good luck

Have you just launched some kind of rocket???????

[Sqwidge]

So glad im not the only one thats confused lol, maybe you should do some idiots guide type of thing to explain it ppl like me