Metering question

1) In Radio.cs.3657


            else if (m.Name == "+13.8A") // A: before the fuse
                m.DataReady += new Meter.DataReadyEventHandler(Volts_DataReady);

I assume from the comment, that really should be "+13.8A", I don't understand the comment as what is really being expected is a voltage not amperage .

2) in Radio.cs.3642
                m.DataReady += new Meter.DataReadyEventHandler(FWDPW_DataReady);

If I understand C# events, this is adding an event sink of FWDPW_DataReady which, when invoked, passes the meter and the meter's value, as seen here at 3691

        private void FWDPW_DataReady(Meter meter, float data)
        {
            OnForwardPowerDataReady(data);
        }


This, in turn, invokes Radio.cs:3749
        private void OnForwardPowerDataReady(float data)
        {
            if (ForwardPowerDataReady != null)
                ForwardPowerDataReady(data);
        }

This seems a tad circular. it adds an event notification target in an instance of meter that reflect the event back to radio(a singleton really) that in turn reflects the event to whatever registered for the ForwardPowerNotification.

Since the passed back meter instance is stripped anyway, would it not be easier to pass it directly to OnForwardPowerDataReady. This would preserve the many to one relationship and save, what appears to be, a non productive event notification.

Another way to phrase this, perhaps, is what is the purpose of FWDPW_DataReady?

Thanks