I’d like to make more sense of my view LOL by the time i’ve got down past the garden and hit the reef below, it’s occasionally submerged on the fringe even on “low tide” :( so with the tidal ranges, i can see and make plans without having to manually search :)
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Great, what would be fantastic, is if you had these and the normal variation swapping every 15 seconds or something along those lines… (days - to - hours)
@cowboysdude said in MMM-temp-ds18b20:
@Thlb0 said in MMM-temp-ds18b20:
@cowboysdude Ok, I’m currently working on the hardware installation guide. I’ll publish it on github today/tomorrow.
The installation of multiples sensors is the same that with only one. You have to plug them on the same GPIO (parallel). More information soon in the Readme :)
WOW very nice! Thank you! :)
I’ve updated the Readme with the Hardware installation guide ;)
@cpramhofer the last comma will not make a difference.
normally a comma at the end is a syntax error, but meanwhile the engines kind of ignore it and handle it correctly
it’s like in human languages if you write a list, you will not write buy me eggs, cake, ham,
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The last module I wanted to port across to the MM2 environment. This one uses a US air quality service to provide the closest air quality data to the zip code provided. Sorry this is US only, if you know of an international web service please just let me know.
The module is available from here. Enjoy!
It seems that since I have updated my mirror to the live version 2 (was working on v2-beta for some time) that there has been very similar code included in the latest version to cater for wind direction, as well as the option to not use the Beaufort scale for wind speed.
I’ll have to come up with some new code to blow your minds with…
Cheers,
Mat
