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💬 Soil Moisture Sensor SMD

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    https://www.openhardware.io/view/338/Soil-Moisture-Sensor-SMD

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    very nice @tonnerre33 !

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      I have finished this project ;)
      I haven't tested the last version for a long time but the previous version are always working fine.
      If you have any request, tell me and if someone can make a beautifull enclosure, that's will be awesome.
      I haven't yet a 3D printer but i hope i'll have it one day .

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        I had thought of doing something like this, but integrating the probe right into the circuit board which would eliminate the need to purchase a separate probe. So far it has just been a thought though.

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        • dbemowskD dbemowsk

          I had thought of doing something like this, but integrating the probe right into the circuit board which would eliminate the need to purchase a separate probe. So far it has just been a thought though.

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          @dbemowsk Thx for your comment.
          I had thought about it too but i think is more expensive to buy a bigger pcb than a separate probe.
          And one more thing, with the corrosion i think we have to change the probe after few years. So if we have to change it, it's better to have one distinct.

          Sorry for the off-topic, but your site is beautifull :)

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            @dbemowsk Thx for your comment.
            I had thought about it too but i think is more expensive to buy a bigger pcb than a separate probe.
            And one more thing, with the corrosion i think we have to change the probe after few years. So if we have to change it, it's better to have one distinct.

            Sorry for the off-topic, but your site is beautifull :)

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            @tonnerre33 said in 💬 Soil Moisture Sensor SMD:

            with the corrosion i think we have to change the probe after few years. So if we have to change it, it's better to have one distinct.

            Something I hadn't thought of. Good argument to that side of it. I would say that that argument heavily sways the decision away from integrating the sensor.

            Thanks for the compliment on the site. That is a recent rebuild of my old site to a better CMS. I need to get some more content on it though.

            Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
            Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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              @tonnerre33 said in 💬 Soil Moisture Sensor SMD:

              with the corrosion i think we have to change the probe after few years. So if we have to change it, it's better to have one distinct.

              Something I hadn't thought of. Good argument to that side of it. I would say that that argument heavily sways the decision away from integrating the sensor.

              Thanks for the compliment on the site. That is a recent rebuild of my old site to a better CMS. I need to get some more content on it though.

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              @dbemowsk said in 💬 Soil Moisture Sensor SMD:

              I would say that that argument heavily sways the decision away from integrating the sensor.

              Yes or we need to change the kind of the probe. I already saw a project with a probe without contact between the copper and the earth. I think this kind of probe reduces or removes the problem of the corrosion but i don't know how to make it.
              We can find an example here : https://wemakethings.net/chirp/

              But at the time when I have watched, the price of the pcb like this was very expensive. Maybe i can take a look now cause prices of pcb have decreased on pcbway ;)

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                it looks like a horse drawn Ferrari

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                  I have such a problem. When the Shild in the debug mode, the humidity information is sent. in operating mode only information about the capacity of the battery. not an understandable problem.

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                    the message sending time was reduced to 10 seconds as in the debug mode. There is no difference in the dry sensor or in the water.

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                      hello! can you advice how flash this fw in arduino ide with avr isp?
                      not work with atmega without crystal yet :(

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