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By coincidence I actually need this -- going to be doing some data analysis on indoor hydroponics grow rooms and this would give me all the environmental data I need if you include the particulate matter sensor.
By coincidence I actually need this -- going to be doing some data analysis on indoor hydroponics grow rooms and this would give me all the environmental data I need if you include the particulate matter sensor.
I was looking into some hobby sensors for home recently and came across this the Ruuvi [1]. I prefer this model to having on-board sensors. This doesn't do everything the Enviro+ does, but for a lot of use-cases it's pretty nice and affordable. [1] https://ruuvi.com/personal/
Weirdly coincidental timing on this! I've been working on a PCB design (FeatherWing form factor) to track weather data on my hikes, making use of a BME280 and a GPS module. First revision of the board[1], I discovered that the sensors started out accurate, then drifted up to a steady 3° above ambient. Probably because the GPS module was heating up. So last night I found myself reading up on design considerations for…
This looks great. I've been waiting for a nice, hackable, cheap set of environmental sensors! There's only one "improvement" I would like to see - an option to buy a cheaper version without a display attached. For my application I will not need any display, and it seems a shame to spend resources on one when it's only going to get destroyed by the elements :)
I was looking into some hobby sensors for home recently and came across this the Ruuvi [1]. I prefer this model to having on-board sensors. This doesn't do everything the Enviro+ does, but for a lot of use-cases it's pretty nice and affordable. [1] https://ruuvi.com/personal/
That sounds kind of limiting. I guess every hacker has old smartphone somewhere that can be used for that.