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Weather/ wind display

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    AWI
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    wrote on last edited by AWI
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    As promised in my posting "Weathercock" / weather comfort station a more techie version of a similar thing. It display the wind direction/ gust and history on a WS2812b 24 led ring. And as an extra shows the actual weather data on an LCD display. A local temp/hum sensor measures the inside comfort indicators.

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    A pushbutton lets the display browse through all the weather data and weather sources (Controller or "node to node" with a long press).

    The ring shows:

    • Bright LED and opposite 2 "tail" LEDs - wind direction and current gust (in rainbow colors)
    • Blue LEDs - cardinal wind directions (N, W, S, E)
    • (now) Green LEDs - the wind gust history (rainbow colors) in all directions for the last hour.

    This functionality pushed the capability of the Atmega328 (and mine/ my patience) to its limits...But I would love to get some feedback on possible improvements (including aesthetics)

    And the back/ inside:
    0_1464171571527_upload-bf4daa60-d4ee-4d55-83cb-c39894b614c0
    A little messy semi breadboard setup with main components:

    • @GertSanders "does it all" AC/DC/Batteries capable atmega328p board
    • a 24 WS2812b led ring
    • 2*16 I2C LCD display
    • Si7021 or compatible Hum/ Temp sensor
    • push button
    • IKEA Picture frame where I coated the glass with dark foil.
    • a few cables

    Next to its moving "Weathercock" friend who didn't like its picture taken and showed his back :

    0_1464172640036_upload-9297b8b3-8710-47b1-9c48-256d6adb6429

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      @AWI excellent! I have something looking a bit like this!! I will show you soon, maybe that will give your some ideas ;) btw nice integration :)

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