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What do you think about this heilong?

Thanks for your suggestion heilong, I'll try it.

Unfortunately the "average current" returns to me always "zero"...
Maybe it's a hardware matter?.

Did you try to use battery_current_avg? Does it not give you the results you like? Why don't you just make a proper loop? Using a separate variable for every sample is quite bad programming... What if you'll change your mind and decide to average over 15 second intervals? Maybe you're right, i will...

Thank you all'guys, I made some changes. The current is detected every second for five seconds and then i calculate the average current. I adjusted the milli ampere script by adding * (- 1), so when the battery is discharging the sign is negative, whereas when it is charging is positive.

ariloc wrote:That variable isn't available to me. Why is that happening?

Try this...

Oh my god, it was so simple...there's already the variable in Automagic!

Thanks heilong, unfortunately my device is not rooted, i will try to study "battery manager" to figure it out.

Hi friends, there's an app on the store called "ampere" that measures milliamperes of the battery during charging or discharging. Is there a way to do this with Automagic?
Thank you very much.

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