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Watering flowers on the balcony + LED illumination

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    Nicklas Starkel
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    I recently managed to build a small irrigation system for my balcony, using mysensors of course!
    It was picked up by Sweden's best "smart home"-shop "m.nu" and I had a chance to blog about it.
    @hek , I didn't really clean up the code so you actually got credit for it on their facebook page, lol.
    Hope you approve or I will make them change it.
    Maybe you can see a trade off with the fame and that I also mentioned mysensors.org :)

    Swedish version:
    https://blog.m.nu/gastblogg-styrning-av-bevattning-balkonglador/

    English using google translate:
    https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=sv&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=https%3A%2F%2Fblog.m.nu%2Fgastblogg-styrning-av-bevattning-balkonglador%2F&edit-text=

    Cheers

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      hek
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      Great job on the project @Nicklas-Starkel. Hope your flowers will survive the summer. :)

      If possible, add clickable links to mysensors.org in the blog article.

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        Tmaster
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        Nice. i`m building an version that control just 2 selenoids valvs 24v AC controlled by 5-12v DC . i will post it when its ready.stills testing the humidity sensor .. i build it from scratch because i change all the smart features to the sensors instead of depending from the gw.

        one of selenoids work all days ,the other just day yes ,day not.

        i'm a arduino fan .Even sometimes don't undestanding how to use it :P

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