@mochman Thanks for your help. I’ll try it, when I am working the next time on my Magic Mirror.

@KirAsh4 thanks for your help!

I’ve tried to correct the weather location in the way you told me and yes, it has to be “Hamburg,DE”. But still there are some differences in the forecast and in the actual content on openweather.org. Maybe thats normal, I can live with that.

The language is already on “DE”, so “Today” has to be a term that isn’t “translatable”. But here has to be a way, to display the Dates in the Day/Month order or not?

I think I will do the connecting, which @paviro preffered.

@clebo99 I’ve typed “Hamburg, Germany” as location. Maybe I’ll try “Hamburg, DE”? Bizarrely the current weather is right. Just the forecast is not right every time. And I put the same location on both modules.

@paviro Yes that is what I thought about. Connecting the display to the switch and the raspberry to electric socket. Only aesthetic problem would be that the next socket is a bit far away from the cabinet. Does the Raspberry Pi 3 has a high power consumption? And do I have to install a fan to the raspberry to cool it down, if it’s turned on all the time?

Hey there,

the MagicMirror is my first Raspberry Pi project, so I can really say that I am a noob :-).
I am close to finish my configuration of the MM, I just have some questions left:

• Weather: The displayed weather forecast is not the same like when I manually search for my location at openweathermap. There are some (major) differences in the forecast. How can I be sure that the right location is chosen? And is it possible to display the name of the location on top of the current weather?

• Calendar Format: Although I set the language at the config file to “de”, the calendar format is Month/Day. But I would like to have it the other way and also to have the term “Today” translated. How do I do that?

• Fast Boost: As I will build the mirror into my bathroom, I have the chance to use the electricity which is controlled by the light switch and I would save energy, when no one is in the bathroom. But therefore the boost of the Raspberry Pi 3 has to be much more fast. is ist possible to just boost the MagicMirror? Or to fasten the booth otherwise?

As you see, I am not hat much into programming. So I woud be delighted, if you can help me. Thanks!