NINA is the most useless service ever. It never worked a single time on my phone. Not even when they send test alarms. https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/inland/pannen-beim-warntag-bbk-praesident-unger-droht-abloesung-16956336.html Any effort on a Nina module is currently a waste of time and resources.

@PetterT yes, it woks.

@Clubjack you need to provide a billing information, usually your credit card. Google allows you to use the API free of charge for one year. After that they ask you to pay for the service. They don’t charge you immediately after the trial period, but just block the API access until you agree to use the service further and to be charged.

@PetterT I had those connection issues, too. But recently I switched to a new fork, which works great and displays the information just as I always wanted. Here is the link

@Ghost2000 no, it is a single sensor. You probably got irritated by the noun „Doppler“. This has nothing to do with double or to similar. The sensor uses an effect which was discovered by the physicist Christian Doppler. See also https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doppler_effect

@Ghost2000 I use this one https://amzn.to/35SEYd3

@lavolp3 that’s awesome and should be a sticky thread! Thanks for that👍🏻👍🏻

Just came across this post and tried out your fork immediatelly …and it is fantastic. It’s just the way I always wanted! Thanks a lot!

@requiemmg although I haven’t updated yet I‘d try @sdetweil script. That worked with each update for me
https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

I’ve been a few days of and ran through my timelines and found this dispute here and on GitHub and must say I feel kind of sad and disappointed. Since the day I joint this community nearly a year ago it always felt like home. Everybody was helpful and patient, I always felt mutual respect and appreciation. Not to mention all those fantastic contributors with their modules and programming skills and those with various other knowledge they happily share. While I can understand @Bugsounet for waiting for @MichMich response quite some time and his engagement, I also see MichMich point which he laid out on GitHub. I don’t know what both have exchanged on other, private, channels but I can’t understand why such a dispute leads to such a extreme reaction. In the end it is the community that gets punished, when great modules are withdrawn and support is ceased. That’s sad!
As @Bugsounet is insistently not willing to contribute any more and to support, I have no other choice than to drop this module here and return to the old one. It is really a pitty and I do this very heavy hearted but travelers shouldn’t be halted.
I wish you all the best and great success with your own fork -I say this absolutely honestly- but still hope to see you here around again one day.