Actually i would say, it depends more on the lighttransmission factor of the mirrorglas than on the brightness of the mirror
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Posts made by Patrick
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RE: Brightness Requirements
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RE: What Lighttransmission-Rate have your Mirrors?
@yawns
Depends on the definition of “see”
I mean, it looks like a normal mirror to me but ofc you can see a little golden “glance”.
In my opinion it’s acceptable quality… -
RE: What Lighttransmission-Rate have your Mirrors?
I got a whole mirror-test-set from glastroesch.
1%, 12%, 20%, 30% & 40%.
So i had the chance to do some test. The results:-
12% when you use the mirror in a dark room & don’t want to see the casing
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20% when you have a window or something like this next to the mirror
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1%, 30%, 40% are not usable (1% you can’t see anything, 30&40% you see the bleeding of the backlight)
If you wanna know more, don’t hesitate to contact me :-)
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RE: Trividar's MagicMirror
@trividar Sounds fair to me.
How did you ordered it? Can’t see a “real” web-store or a price list… -
RE: Trividar's MagicMirror
If it’s allowed to ask…
What did you pay for the mirror from glas trösch?
Was not sure, what the shipping will cost… -
RE: PIR-Sensor - put your mirror to sleep if not used
Ok. When I’ve time, I will get a wireless transmitter.
Would be embarrasing if it wouldnt work because I’ve never tried :anguished: -
RE: PIR-Sensor - put your mirror to sleep if not used
At first: Thank you very much.
This module is great and works fine for me.
When it’s allowed to make some suggestion…
you maybe could add a possibility to switch wireless sockets.
The effort for this shouldn’t be much, when you can use xkonni’s remote control.
https://github.com/xkonni/raspberry-remote
This would be a great possibity for those, who don’t feel comfortable to use a 230V relais… (I studied Mechatronics, so i don’t care :P)