Interesting project information getting lost ! Please help finding a solution !

[hary]

Hi there.

I hope this is the right place to post.


Some time ago, I've found a very interesting project related to ACCURATE VOLTMETER and provided by a web site  called  "provideyourown".

http://www.provideyourown.com/2012/secret-arduino-voltmeter-measure-battery-voltage/


There was all kind of other interesting stuff on this site, indeed !

When I now google it, I find some links but they link to nowhere !

Some links inspired from the project I'm talking about :

http://www.instructables.com/id/Secret-Arduino-Voltmeter/

In the next link, (Tinkerit), it is a "READ-ONLY" status and may soon disapea (January 2016)r

https://code.google.com/p/tinkerit/wiki/SecretVoltmeter

Could somebody confortable with internet stuff, may help to find back the original information ("provideyourown" website)  and maybe safely store it in a safe way before it's lost !

Many thanks.

[PA0PBZ]

The way back machine will solve that for you (archive.org)

http://web.archive.org/web/20150329175309/http://provideyourown.com/2012/secret-arduino-voltmeter-measure-battery-voltage/

[hary]

Thanks you very much !

And thanks to this archive.org's feature.

The only problem is that google won't find it !

If you don't know the adress you want to reach or don't know archive.org, no way to get it !

A shame for people seeking information on the subjet.

[Seekonk]

Nice article.  First time I did a temperature project the temperature reading changed when the laptop was plugged in.  The USB 5V was higher than the boards regulator changing the readings. This is a trap many fall into.  I modified a USB cable by cutting the 5V line and inserting back to back diodes. That insured that it always ran on the boards regulator. 

[crispy_tofu]

Thanks you very much !
And thanks to this archive.org's feature.
The only problem is that google won't find it !
If you don't know the adress you want to reach or don't know archive.org, no way to get it !
A shame for people seeking information on the subjet.

My theory on why that's the case is that Google doesn't want to store the Wayback Machine's archive, because it's quite large. 

[eas]

Thanks you very much !
And thanks to this archive.org's feature.
The only problem is that google won't find it !
If you don't know the adress you want to reach or don't know archive.org, no way to get it !
A shame for people seeking information on the subjet.

My theory on why that's the case is that Google doesn't want to store the Wayback Machine's archive, because it's quite large. 

And they already have their own...