Description:

This module displays displays the Top 25 College Football Teams based on the Associate Press Polling. You can show all 25 teams at once or show only a few at a time cycling between them. Particular teams of interest can be highlighted with a different color. The teams are shown in rank area and you can choose to display team name, conference, win/loss record, previous week rank, and rank change from the previous week.

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Download:

[card:AdamMoses-GitHub/MMM-CollegeFootballTop25]

@Dicous

Try adding these config options:

excludeTweetsWithQuotes: false,
excludeMediaTweets: false,
excludeLinkTweets: false,
maxTweetsPerUser: 0,
maxTweetAgeMins: 7000,

@Dicous

You’re close, just change the listToShow field to “TIMELINE” and it should work.

@Dicous

And you’re sure it’s working if you remove this module from the config?

Also, the screenName field looks wrong, there should be no dashes or spaces. The screenName is not the same as the “display name”. Put in there whatever comes as part of the twitter.com/XXXXXX part of the URL.

What’s brand/model of the monitor you used? Also, where did you get the mirror itself from?

Very well done, I may try to build one that size myself.

@chieftainSupreme I’ve swapped the Pi in the mirror, one had heatsinks and the other didn’t, neither had any problems for me.

But I do take your point, most TV monitors as opposed to desktop computer monitors seem (from my experience) to run just a little bit hotter. If you remove the bezel and run into heat problems I could see how just getting some decent heatsinks on the monitor itself could be useful.

@chieftainSupreme I do leave it running 24/7 without problem.

The thermometer in the pics was my mistake, I left my VNC connection running for about a half-hour and in that case it will start to overheat, but otherwise it’s fine.

I’ve also want to use the PIR sensor to automate turning it on/off, but mostly to save on the energy and the edges of the mirror tend to glow when left on in a totally dark room.

@hartattack Thanks!

@FlatPepsi You are right, flagging which ones NOT to buy may in fact be more useful or at least more effective at saving money.

@chieftainSupreme The precise dimensions of my order are pasted below, although I did have to sand one edge to get a perfect fit inside the frame.

Effectively the mirror is the precise dimensions of the monitor itself once the bezel was removed. Once I had that measurement I could cut the wood according to the same dimensions plus obviously accounting for the width of the wood itself and adding just a bit more (1/16 of an inch) to ensure that I wouldn’t have trouble getting it in. Given I had 3/4 of an inch all around interior of the frame to put the mirror and the monitor I didn’t have much fear about it falling out.

Also, sorry, I didn’t keep an official build log although I plan to build another one soon so I will for sure do that and let everyone know on here.

Dimensions:
Mirrored Acrylic Two-Way (Customize Sizing) - Clear
1/8 (.118) inches Thick, 12-3/4 inches Wide, 21-15/16 inches Long