So: A family member sort of mentioned a desire to monitor the weather a at undisclosed secure location some 100+km from where he lives…<\/p>\n
Several manufacturers offer solutions to this, but they are either 1) expensive, 2) unelegant or 3) both. And the geek-factor in choosing that route is very low…
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Since I was a wee kid I’ve always had a certain affinity for electronics, but in the later years everything has become so complicated with all this integrated circuits stuff, multilayer PCB’s and computers and such… Not easy for a simple CS graduate to deal with…?<\/p>\n
Actually yes! What a perfect opportunity to buy some Arduino gear<\/a>! Long since I had bookmarked the Arduino Weather Station<\/a> project homepage and now figured that would be an excellent starting point.<\/p>\n So into the shopping basket went:<\/p>\n Time for a quick timeout here perhaps… What can I contribute to the Arduino weather scene that Jonathan and Hugh hasn’t already? Good question – it is certainly not on the electronics side! However, being a CS type geek, I figured I could improve on the software development and architecture side – and thus I invite you to visit me on GitHub to have a look-see \ud83d\ude42<\/em><\/p>\n Hejre<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So: A family member sort of mentioned a desire to monitor the weather a at undisclosed secure location some 100+km from where he lives… Several manufacturers offer solutions to this, but they are either 1) expensive, 2) unelegant or 3) … Continue reading \n